Arizona, the Frontier and Death (World 2018, by Aline Paley) - Swiss Press Award
![Verlon M. Jose, Vice President of the Tohono O'odham Nation, poses under the Symbol of Life: "The Man in the Maze" in Sells, AZ](https://swiss-press-award.storage.googleapis.com/submissions/2017/11599/35074-11599-f2434f-c7970829-955869-tiny.webp "Verlon M. Jose, Vice President of the Tohono O'odham Nation, poses under the Symbol of Life: "The Man in the Maze" in Sells, AZ")
Aline Paley
Verlon M. Jose, Vice President of the Tohono O'odham Nation, poses under the Symbol of Life: "The Man in the Maze" in Sells, AZ
L'illustré
Photo / World
2018
Aline Paley
In southern Arizona, in the Sonoran Desert, the border with Mexico often forms a passage to death. A look at this region through its border and its key players: the Border Patrol, the Tohono O'odham Indians, and the Tucson Institute of Forensic Science.
