Tim Johnson

Trump Migrant Proposals Could Be “Catastrophic” to Both the US and Mexico

Raising fees on Mexicans who cross the border to do business could have a greater impact - and affect Americans who do vote.

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyDC

August 18, 2015

News

Pope Francis Works at Reconciling Decades-Old Divisions Among Latin American Catholics

In ways large and small, Pope Francis is having an impact on Roman Catholics in Latin America.

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyDC

October 4, 2014

News

The Butterfly Effect: Do Monarchs’ Woes Signal Broader Problems?

The great monarch migration is in peril, a victim of rampant herbicide use in faraway corn and soybean fields, extreme weather, a tiny microbial pathogen and deforestation. Monarch butterfly …

By: Tim Johnson ,; MiamiHerald

April 3, 2014

News

Questions Remain About US Border Patrol’s Killing of Teen

At least 21 people have died in confrontations with Border Patrol agents, often out of sight of witnesses or fellow agents, in the past four years.

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyNewspapers

March 23, 2014

News

Reversal of Rios Montt Verdict in Guatemala Sparks Criticism of Genocide Charge

Guatemala's Constitutional Court overturned the verdict Monday, citing procedural errors.

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyNewspapers

May 25, 2013

News

Guatemalan Ex-Dictator Found Guilty of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity

Judge Yassmin Barrios handed Montt 80 years in jail.

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyNewspapers

May 11, 2013

Op-Ed

253,000 US Guns Smuggled to Mexico Annually, Study Finds

New study finds that 2.2% of all US gun sales goes to illegal trafficking in Mexico, placing profit over the lives of those victims of gun violence south of …

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyNewspapers

March 19, 2013

News

Growing Mexican Student Protests Target Televisa, TV Azteca Over Coverage of Presidential Campaign

A spontaneous student movement is bringing attention to allegations that Mexicou2019s media conglomerates offer biased and superficial election coverage, drawing a whiff of Mexican spring to a lackluster presidential …

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyNewspapers

May 25, 2012

News

Inmates Trapped in Blazing Honduran Prison Say Guards Shot at Them

Comayagua, Honduras - Charred bodies of inmates remained in the burned hulk of the Comayagua National Penitentiary on Wednesday night, nearly 24 hours after an inmate apparently set a …

By: Melissa Sanchez &; Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyNewspapers

February 16, 2012

News

Honduras Is Test of New US Policy on Gay Rights

San Pedro Sula, Honduras - From U.N. chambers to the halls of the State Department, global pressure on countries to protect the rights of gay people and transgender people …

By: Tim Johnson ,; McClatchyNewspapers

January 22, 2012

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