Monday, March 17, 2025

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A crane and construction supplies in PV

Puerto Vallarta approves a loan for infrastructure improvements

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The famed resort city will borrow 181 million pesos to make major improvements to its roads, streets, parks, bike lanes and shoreline promenade.
A group of Mexican politicians, administrators and academics stand in a group, several wearing clothing with traditional Indigenous designs

Foreign Ministry launches Indigenous languages initiative for Mexicans living abroad

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Under the new program, messages in over a dozen Indigenous languages will be shown in Mexican government offices abroad.
The logo and sign for Estadio Azteca (Aztec Stadium) in Mexico City, with the word "Azteca" covered with a white tarp.

Estadio Azteca renamed in deal to fund World Cup renovations

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It's the end of an era for Mexico City's iconic stadium, which has been renamed as part of a new sponsorship agreement.
A bullet-riddled National Guard vehicle

5 military personnel killed in suspected CJNG attacks in Jalisco and Michoacán

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A series of assaults carried out by the CJNG starting at around 6 p.m. on Sunday in Jalisco left five members of the millitary dead and two others wounded.
A boot next to a candle at a vigil for Mexico's disappeared

Mexicans fill nation’s public squares with shoes in mass vigil for the disappeared

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The recent discovery of hundreds of shoes at a mass grave in Jalisco prompted search groups across Mexico to convoke a symbolic Day of Mourning on Saturday.
President Claudia Sheinbaum stands at a podium at her morning press conference

Bloodless bullfighting and judicial elections: Friday’s mañanera recapped

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Violence-free bull shows, the upcoming judicial elections and the new Canadian prime minister were topics of Friday's conference.
President Claudia Sheinbaum and US Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson

Unilateral US military action in Mexico: Johnson says maybe, Sheinbaum says absolutely not

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Trump's pick for ambassador to Mexico left the door open US military action against cartels — with or without Mexican involvement.
Shoes, clothes and backpacks marked with yellow forensic tags at a ranch in Teuchitlán, Jalisco

Feds will take over grim Teuchitlán case, Sheinbaum confirms

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Advocates hope the horrific discovery will shed light on the causes of Mexico's missing persons crisis.
hands of medical personel giving a vaccination injection to a girl's bared arm

Texas measles outbreak spreads to Chihuahua

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The 16 cases discovered so far around in Mennonite communities around Cuauhtémoc are believed to have been spread by members visiting friends and relatives in Texas, state officials said.
Monarch butterflies in Mexico

New report confirms that Mexico’s eastern monarch butterfly population has nearly doubled

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Thanks to favorable weather conditions, the threatened pollinator thrived this past season in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve.
Guatemala's most wanted fugitive, La Chicharra, stands in a Guatemalan airport wearing a blue T-shirt, surrounded by masked soldiers in front of a sign reading "Welcome to Guatemala"

Guatemala’s most wanted fugitive captured in Chiapas

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"La Chicharra" was also among the 100 most wanted criminals in the U.S.