A landslide in Oaxaca this morning buried two houses and left six people dead, state Civil Protection officials said.
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Aqueduct will carry recycled water to Baja’s winemakers
Winemakers in the Valle de Guadalupe region of Baja California are betting on an innovative solution to their water shortage problem.
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2 hotels, shopping center, office complex to be built at Querétaro airport
Mexican hotel group Milenium will invest 600 million pesos (US $31.3 million) to build a new hotel complex near the Querétaro airport.
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Kindergarten students traumatized in sexual assault case
Close to 40 children are alleged to have beem sexually abused in a Mexico City kindergarten where parents have accused school officials of a cover-up.
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Mexico to migrants: you will be deported if you don’t have documentation
The government has warned Central American migrants traveling to theUS that if they enter the country illegally they will be detained and deported.
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Two investments in Chiapas economic zone worth US $324 million
A food processing company from Guatemala will be the first investor to break ground at the Puerto Chiapas special economic zone.
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Expedition finds healthy vaquita porpoise specimens and two calves
An expedition to investigate the dwindling vaquita porpoise population sighted three different groups of the mammals, including calves.
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Peña Nieto seeks legal protection against Chihuahua corruption probe
With his days in office numbered, the president has made an unprecedented attempt to protect himself and other officials from a corruption investigation.
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Morena strongholds get a big say in vote on future of Mexico City airport
Polling stations for the vote on the future of the new Mexico City airport will be concentrated in regions where the Morena party has newly-won strongholds.
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AMLO’s security plan will deploy federal forces to 265 regions
Mexico will be divided into 265 regions where forces will be deployed in numbers based on population and crime rates.
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Tijuana priest assassinated in Rosarito was well-loved by parishioners
A Tijuana-based priest who was assassinated in Rosarito was well-loved by church-goers, said a worker at the church where he was parish priest.
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US restaurant chain Shake Shack coming to Mexico next year
Shake Shack will bring its burgers and shakes to Mexico next year through an agreement with Toks Restaurants, a division of retailer Grupo Gigante.
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Roku wins a round: sales of its streaming device to resume
Electronics company Roku will resume selling its digital media players in Mexico after the Supreme Court overturned a ban on the streaming device.
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Jalisco native, champion boxer is world’s highest-paid athlete
Mexican boxer Canelo Álvarez has signed the richest athlete’s contract in sports history with a five-year deal worth at least US $365 million.
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Eat chiles, be happy: IMSS specialist compares effect to that of opioids
It might sound counterintuitive, but the spiciest and hottest chiles will give consumers the greatest sense of well-being.
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Amid accusations of corruption, Robles defends her record before lawmakers
Federal cabinet secretary Rosario Robles rejected all allegations of corruption in a defiant appearance before Congress yesterday.
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930 trucks lined up for Mexico City water service, but there are no guarantees
Private water distribution companies are not as confident as Mexico City authorities about the viability of supplying water via tanker trucks.
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No more federal inspectors, says AMLO: ‘we shall trust the people’
There will be no government inspectors including those from the tax office during the next administration, he declared: “we’re going to trust the people.”
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‘New’ mattresses given to flood victims ‘smelly, stained and used’
Victims of last month’s flooding in Culiacán, Sinaloa, were the grateful recipients of new mattresses until they discovered they weren’t so new after all.
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Suspected killers of 20 women were smiling until the judge said ‘life in prison’
The three words took the smiles off the faces of Juan Carlos N. and Patricia N., self-confessed killers who were ordered to stand trial.
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Route suspensions to follow challenging year for Aeroméxico
High fuel costs and over-capacity are behind the suspension of several routes between Mexico and the United States, Aeroméxico announced today.
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Transsexual woman says new rules stop her from being carnival queen candidate
A transsexual woman claims she was denied the opportunity to be a candidate for Veracruz carnival queen after the organizing committee modified the rules.
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United States doubles reward for Jalisco cartel boss to US $10 million
The United States government has doubled the reward being offered for the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
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New airport one year behind schedule, may (or may not) open in 2021
Construction of the new Mexico City International Airport is only one year behind schedule and not two, says the project’s infrastructure director.
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Top cop is in Chiapas as Mexico prepares for arrival of Honduran migrants’ caravan
The chief of the Federal Police traveled to Chiapas as a huge caravan of migrants from Hondurans makes its way north to the Mexican border.