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US border wall expansion threatens memory of Porvenir massacre
An access road for construction on the U.S.-Mexico border wall in West Texas threatens the archaeological landscape of Porvenir, the site of a 1918 massacre of ethnic Mexican villagers.
Mexico sends over 300 firefighters to British Columbia
The arrival of Mexican firefighting crews comes as western Canada battles more than 100 active wildfires and maintains evacuation and monitoring operations in dozens of communities in the Thompson/Okanagan region.
Navy ramps up security presence in Mazatlán after high July homicide...
After Mazatlán in July recorded its highest monthly homicide total of the year, the Mexican Navy on Saturday announced the deployment of more than 1,700 of its personnel to the Sinaloa port and resort city.
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Most avocado exports to the US have resumed after last week’s suspension
Some of the details of the "threat to U.S. interests" that caused the unilateral suspension have emerged, including intimidation towards U.S. inspectors and a general increase in extortion in Michoacán's avocado-producing belt.
Taylor Farms recalls its Mexico-sourced jalapeños, cuts ties with Sinaloa supplier over salmonella scare
The voluntary recall of jalapeños and prepared foods containing them — all sourced in Mexico — comes just weeks after the same company removed iceberg lettuce from the market due to cyclosporiasis.
Has Mexico reined in its inflation rate? Not yet, says Banxico chief
Mexico's annual headline inflation rate was 3.12% in July, down from 3.37% in June, and parked within close distance of the Bank of Mexico's (Banxico) target. Here's why Banxico Governor Victoria Rodríguez Ceja says the inflation fight isn't over.
Mexico defeats Team USA 2-0 to claim its 15th U-20 Concacaf championship
El Tri finished the 12-nation tournament with a perfect 6-0-0 record, scoring 17 goals and allowing just 1.
Ohuira Bay communities weigh federal plan for Sinaloa ammonia plant
Ohuira Bay communities in Sinaloa are looking at the most recent environmental plan for the controversial and nearly completed ammonia plant they've been fighting for over a decade.
Mexico’s week in review: US suspends avocado certs, fracking studies continue and Peru rift ends
From a U.S. ban on Michoacán avocados to a diplomatic thaw with Peru, the first week of August covered a lot of ground — and a fracking decision still hanging in the balance.
Seaweed diplomacy: Mexico and Japan to tackle sargassum crisis in new joint program
Mexico and Japan are teaming up to fight the sargassum invasion choking Caribbean beaches — deploying robotics, satellite monitoring and new tech to turn seaweed into opportunity.
Former governor of Guerrero arrested on Ayotzinapa-related charges
Ángel Aguirre was governor during the 2014 kidnapping and presumed murder of 43 students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College that sparked international outrage. He is accused, among other things, of concealing evidence.
