Press Clips: Nov. 3-16, 2018

Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies

Despite El Chapo Arrest, Sinaloa Cartel Still Reigns Nov. 1, 2018, quoted fellow Cecilia Farfan-Mendez in Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project Will Trump drive Texas Latinos to the polls? California may provide a clue Nov. 4, 2018, quoted senior policy adviser Denise Moreno Ducheny in Dallas News (blog)

Jennifer Burney

30+ Food Leaders Convene in San Diego Nov. 8, 2018, cited in Food Tank (blog)

Rafael Fernández de Castro

Balance electoral: polarización y estancamiento Nov. 9, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish) For Mexico too, migrant caravan represents a major challenge and dilemma Nov. 9, 2018, quoted in Finger Lakes Times Predicar con el ejemplo: la caravana en Tijuana Nov. 16, 2018, authored opinion in El Financiero (Spanish)

Stephen Haggard

North Korea 'hiding' 20 nuclear missile launch bases Nov. 13, 2018, quoted in Sky News See also: Yahoo News UK

Gordon Hanson

Aid links: markets from space, a kink in a “nudge” policy, more Nov. 7, 2018, cited in The Interpreter

Kate Ricke

A Scientist’s Life: Kate Ricke Nov. 8, 2018, featured in Scripps News

Susan Shirk

DOJ lawsuit part of bigger tech crackdown on China Nov. 2, 2018, quoted in Marketplace.org See also: WWNO

David Victor

Southern California Edison makes changes at the San Onofre nuclear plant Nov. 5, 2018, quoted in The San Diego Union Tribune Oil that remains Nov. 5, 2018, cited in Politico

Barbara Walter

The Case of the Missing Dictators Nov. 2, 2018, authored for Political Violence at a Glance (blog)

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