Monday, May 13, 2024

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The Yucatán bullring caught fire and burned to the ground in minutes.

Fire consumes ‘artisanal’ bullring at Yucatán fair; no injuries reported

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Miraculously, around 2,000 people managed to escape the blaze uninjured.
Nearly 20,000 people reported visited the Zócalo on it's first day as a pedestrian-only area.

19,000 people visit the Zócalo on its first day as a...

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The sections of three streets leading to the square — 20 de Noviembre, Pino Suárez and 16 de Septiembre — are now closed to vehicles.
Protesters launched fireworks and rockets at Mexico's National Palace on Monday.

26 police injured as Ayotzinapa protesters attack National Palace

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Protesters began launching firecrackers at the National Palace in Mexico City on Monday afternoon.
An earthquake near the Mexico-Guatemala border on Sunday caused damages but no deaths.

6.4-magnitude earthquake strikes near Mexico-Guatemala border

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The quake — and up to 80 aftershocks — were felt on both sides of the border between Sunday and Monday.
A blazing sun sets on the horizon after a 10-day heat wave across Mexico

Heat wave relents, gives way to rain in parts of Mexico

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Most of Mexico will finally feel some relief, with lower temperatures and rain in the forecast.
Mugshots of 11 arrested Chinese nationals

11 Chinese nationals arrested in nightclub raid in Mexico City

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Police detained 11 Chinese nationals in central Mexico City at a property that was allegedly used as a drug den and brothel.
Tourists in Puerto Progreso, Yucatán may have gotten more than they bargained for, as city registered temperatures of nearly 45 C

Which 10 Mexican cities just broke high temperature records?

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Mexico City, Mérida and Puebla were a few of the cities that recorded their hottest temperature ever on Thursday.
Mexican authorities remove fentanyl pills, methamphetamine and cocaine from a drug lab found in Culiacán, Sinaloa, in February.

DEA threat assessment finds Mexican cartel activity in every US state

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The Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels' dominance in the U.S. "has effectively eliminated any competition in U.S. markets," the DEA reports.
Mexico's second heat wave of the year swept across the country starting on May 3.

Heat wave turns deadly, with deaths in at least 3 states this week

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From the official start of the hot season on March 17 to May 4, at least seven people died of heat-related illness, the federal Health Ministry reported.
CCH Naucalpan campus entry

Student dies after clashes at UNAM Naucalpan campus

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The events occurred on Wednesday evening and the circumstances of the 19-year-old student's death are unclear.
A middle-aged Mexican woman standing next to a building with a large blue and white scarf hanging over her head and shoulders to protect herself from high temperatures in Oaxaca city during a heat wave

Brutal heat wave continues to plague Mexico, but relief in sight

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The heat wave has put additional strain on the national power grid and has caused at least two deaths.