Mexico Just Got More Magic
With the addition of the new cities, Mexico now boasts a total of 177 Magic Towns
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Mexico Rescues 130 Guatemalan Migrants from Cargo Truck
Among the rescued were 19 unaccompanied minors, 12 families consisting of 28 individuals and 67 men and 16 women who were traveling on their own
Read moreAMLO’s Succession Battle Kicks off with New Campaign Rules
The president outlined his rules for his potential successors during a private dinner on Monday, with the race kicking into a high gear the very next day with Foreign Relations Secretary Marcelo Ebrard’s resignation
Read moreAMLO Administration Seizes Another 51 Properties for Tren Maya
Two days after it was revealed that the government had expropriated more than 2,000 hectares of private land for the construction of its controversial train, the administration announced the seizure of an additional 242,627 square meters
Read moreMassive Kidnappings of Migrants Plague Mexico
According to the Mexican federal government, over 2,000 migrants were kidnapped by smuggling gangs and drug cartels last year
Read moreThat Last Afternoon with Octavio Paz
Like a lion caged in his own body and tethered to his wheelchair, covered by a Mexican blanket, Paz inquired with anguish as to the fate of his beloved nation
Read moreArmy Supporters March in Defense of Tamaulipas Soldiers
Shortly after the deaths of the youths in Tamaulipas, the country’s National Human Rights Commission announced that it will investigate the case
Read moreOperatic Trio to Harmonize for Developmentally Challenged Children
Founded in 2000, the Ramón Vargas Foundation supports children with cerebral palsy and other developmental diseases in rural and underdeveloped areas of Mexico
Read moreCuban Doctors Won’t Fix Mexico’s Aching Public Health System
In 2021, Mexico’s national public health sector failure reached record levels as 22 million prescriptions could not be filled
Read moreMexico, the Deadliest Latin American Country for Children
By JESSICA GUERRERO MORELIA, Michoacán —The constant climate of extreme violence in which Mexico has lived since the start of the so-called drug war in 2006 has left a huge red stain in the modern history of the country. From 2006 to 2021 alone, it is estimated that 350,000 people were killed in the country because of drug wars and power
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