On Tuesday a search team found two more victims of Tlalnepantla’s Sept. 10 landslide, bringing the death toll to four.
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COVID roundup: third wave has been on decline for 8 weeks, minister says
Mexico’s accumulated case tally rose to 3.58 million on Tuesday with 12,521 new infections reported.
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‘I put myself in their shoes,’ says Hidalgo woman who opened doors to flood victims
A Hidalgo businesswoman has become a community hero after opening a shelter for victims of flooding in the central state.
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2 albinos found among turtles born in Los Cabos
A dole of 109 turtles was born Sunday in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, but two of the newborns particularly stood out.
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Cold front season began Sept. 15, and here comes No. 1
Mexico’s first cold front of the year is arriving, bringing colder temperatures as well as heavy rains, winds and even hail to some states.
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Olympic medalist chides state for presenting a check without funds
A weightlifter was grateful for the 50,000 peso check she received for her performance in Tokyo — until she tried to cash it.
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Extortionists suspected after bomb disguised as a gift kills 2 in Guanajuato
Two men were killed and five other people were injured Sunday when a bomb disguised as a birthday present exploded in Salamanca, Guanajuato.
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Slain lawmaker’s son wrote and sang tributes to Jalisco cartel boss
The murdered son of a local Morena deputy in Jalisco was a singer of narcocorridos, songs that pay tribute to Mexico’s drug kingpins.
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Zapatistas warn that Chiapas is on verge of civil war, accuse state of kidnapping
They accuse the state of a list of abuses, including repression of student teachers, protecting drug gangs and financing paramilitary groups.
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AMLO reveals letter to US President Biden seeking support for Central American programs
President López Obrador asked for financial support for the implementation of two employment programs in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
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For the fifth year in a row, Mexico ranks low for pensioners’ quality of retirement
Mexico was given a low ranking for the quality of retirement afforded to its pensioners, placing 37th out of 44 countries.
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COVID roundup: MX to become largest recipient of US-donated vaccines
The US government will deliver an additional 1.75 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to Mexico on Tuesday, according to a White House official.
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US extends land border closure for another month
The United States extended restrictions at its land borders with Mexico and Canada on Monday until at least October 21.
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Thieves foiled in attempt to steal 1 million pesos’ worth of COVID tests
The driver of the truck leaving Mexico City’s international airport carrying the tests was forced by three men to abandon the vehicle.
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Italy halts auction of archaeological artifacts on Mexico’s request
Italian authorities intervened to cancel a sale in Rome last Thursday which would have auctioned off 17 Mexican archaeological artifacts.
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Illegal dam blamed for flooding in Valle del Bravo, México state
Millions of liters of water spilled out of the dam, flooding fields and properties near the El Molino River, where the water rose six meters.
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LatAm leaders express ire over presence of Cuba, Venezuela at CELAC conference
Sparks fly after Paraguay and Uruguay criticize lack of democracy, repression and disregard for human rights.
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Mexico criticized at home and abroad for welcoming Cuban, Venezuelan leaders
The federal government came under fire in both Mexico and the United States for welcoming the two leaders for a regional summit.
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Power failure leaves Cablebús passengers stranded for nearly an hour
A power failure on a cable car line in the east side of Mexico City left passengers stranded in mid-air for almost an hour on Sunday evening.
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Flood alert issued in Hidalgo; Zacatecas seeks emergency aid for victims
A 24-hour flood alert was issued in Hidalgo on Sunday evening for areas that have already experienced severe flooding this month.
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As thousands of Haitians continue to arrive, Mexico plans repatriation flights
There are 14,500 migrants in a camp Val Verde County, located across the border from Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila.
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Coronavirus stoplight map takes on softer hues as the latest wave continues its decline
More low-risk green and a lot more medium-risk yellow color the new stoplight risk map that takes effect on Monday.
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Patriotic shouts, prisoners getting out: the week at AMLO’s press conferences
George Washington, Aztec emperor Moctezuma and a revolutionary hero were afforded mentions at the president’s mañaneras.
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COVID roundup: Sinaloa will go green, México state will switch to yellow
Sinaloa will go low risk green on the coronavirus stoplight map while the risk level in México state will be downgraded to yellow.
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Documentary tells the story of the indigenous uprising in Cherán, Michoacán
A film about one small town’s fight against organized crime and establishment of a self-governing community premiered online on Thursday.
