The Mexican foreign minister has raised fresh safety concerns after the discovery of the body found stuck in the barrier of buoys in the Rio Grande.
abc.net.au/news/body-found-in-river-buoys-at-mexico-border-amid-criticism-of-pol/102683826A body has been found stuck in a barrier of buoys installed by Texas authorities on the Rio Grande river, which straddles the United States-Mexico border.The Texas government installed the buoys last month to "deter illegal immigrants"Mexico's foreign ministry said it was working to identify the body and determine the cause of death.
"We are concerned about the impact on migrants' human rights and personal security that these state policies could have, as they go in the opposite direction to close collaboration," the Mexican ministry said.Treaty violation accusation
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Rio Tinto hunts for lithium assets, Albemarle nabs Patriot stakeAlbemarle has become the biggest shareholder in Australian listed explorer just three weeks after Patriot weathered a short-seller attack.
Read more »
Rio boss 'cautiously optimistic' a 'measured response' will lift China from its economic funkRio Tinto chief executive Jakob Stausholm says he is 'cautiously optimistic' Chinese authorities will boost the country's ailing economy despite uncertainty about Beijing's plans.
Read more »
How you can help identify mysterious man's remains found in Sydney hotelDetectives hope someone in the community may have answers to help identify a man whose body was uncovered in a communal bathroom of a hotel, as key details found in his possession are revealed.
Read more »
Human remains found near Taipan helicopter wreckageAustralian Defence Force Chief of Joint Operations Lieutenant General Greg Bilton says underwater searches for the MRH90 Taipan has found further debris including parts of the cockpit and human remains.
Read more »
Peter Bol makes fresh statement on botched EPO drug sagaAn Olympic champion is demanding Sports Integrity Australia apologise to pbol800 after the 800 metre star was exonerated following a false positive drug test. Speaking exclusively to 7NEWS, catecamp says the anti-doping agency needs an overhaul. 7NEWS
Read more »
Bali officials in fresh crackdown on trouble-making tourists7NEWS: Indonesian authorities launch task force Bali Becik to crack down on unruly tourists
Read more »