Froylán Enciso Former Senior Analyst, Mexico In The News 8 Feb 2018 The repression of riots and the looting of stores [in Mexico] caused at least six deaths and thousands of arrests. The World Weekly Froylán Enciso Former Senior Analyst, Mexico 30 Nov 2017 The new [Mexican] criminal justice system seeks to reduce impunity and violations of the rights of the accused. [If the president were to abandon them, he would] repeat the mistakes of his predecessor. The World Weekly Froylán Enciso Former Senior Analyst, Mexico 1 Mar 2017 Supporting the Truth Commission of Veracruz would be a good way to foster civil society initiatives in order to prevent violence and help to build democratic institutions in Mexico. Fronteras Froylán Enciso Former Senior Analyst, Mexico Latest Updates Op-Ed / Latin America & Caribbean 23 February 2018 La Ley de Seguridad Interior o la tentación del fracaso Originally published in The New York Times Commentary / Latin America & Caribbean 15 June 2017 Mexico’s Worsening War without a Name The “war on drugs” has morphed into a new rash of killings in Mexico. The deadly violence of increasingly well-organised, business-minded criminal groups risks being aggravated by government inaction, corruption and bombastic U.S. rhetoric – exactly what caused the problem in the first place. Also available in Español Op-Ed / Latin America & Caribbean 6 February 2017 As U.S. States Decriminalize Marijuana, Mexico’s Drug War Rages On Originally published in Open Society Foundation