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Sheinbaum cancels Guerrero trip after protesters sack headquarters of rival teachers...

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The president called the vandalism a "provocation" after a three-week strike by the dissident CNTE teachers union escalated into violence in Mexico City and Guerrero.
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Mexico City teen who developed AI medical app wins Harvard Book...

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The recognition is given out by Harvard alumni to high-achieving students from a pool of 2,000 high schools from around the world.
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Toast your upcoming June with these vintage Mexican wine festivals

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Sample the best from across the country at some of these fantastic nationwide wine events.
A museum in Puebla

The 10 coolest museums in Puebla (and where to find them)

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Ancient history, a colonial library and the birthplace of the revolution all await visitors to Puebla and its surrounds.
Claudia Sheinbaum at her morning press conference

CDMX museum closures and cellphones in schools: Thursday’s mañanera recapped

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Sheinbaum weighed in on a proposed cell phone ban, answered questions about Columbian mercenaries in Mexico and explained why some Mexico City museums closed this week.
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Mexico’s Museum of Anthropology wins prestigious Princess of Asturias Award for Concord

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Mexico's finest museum was honored not only for preserving cultural heritage but also for advancing human rights and promoting peace, freedom, solidarity and the progress of humanity.
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Two Baja California restaurants add to Mexico’s harvest of Michelin stars

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Two farm-to-table eateries near Ensenada, along with three innovative kitchens in Mexico City, have earned the recognition of the world's top restaurant rater.
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Mexico City faces worst flooding in years, with more rain on the way

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The rainfall reached a whopping 45 liters per square meter in parts of Mexico City on Monday night, prompting Mayor Clara Brugada to declare that the city “had not seen a storm of this magnitude since 2017.”
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Per capita water use in Mexico City is double that of China’s capital

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Mexico City and Beijing face the same kind of water supply challenges. Yet the average Chilango uses twice as much water as a typical resident of the Chinese capital.
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Isaac del Toro: Second at the Giro d’Italia, first in the hearts of Mexicans

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The Baja California native's historic second-place finish brought throngs of celebrants to Mexico City's Angel of Independence and congratulations from President Sheinbaum.
Protesters hold signs showing the faces of the disappeared on a rainy day in front of a Mexico City landmark

Families of disappeared Ayotzinapa students call for dismissal of special prosecutor

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Sheinbaum recently rebuked Gómez — who faces accusations of embezzlement and bribery — for saying the government is "searching for corpses."
Protestors with the CNTE teachers' union march in CDMX.

Teachers in Mexico just got a raise. Why are they protesting?

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CNTE teachers are protesting around the country. What are their demands, and what does the strike mean for schools and families?
Hot air balloons float over one of the Teotihucán pyramids in México state

12 injured after hot air balloon crashes near Teotihuacán

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Balloon rides remain a popular way to experience México state's spectacular pyramids, despite the risk involved.