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Taste of Mexico: Tlayuda

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Whatever you do, don't call it a "Mexican pizza," please.
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MND Kids, our most ambitious initiative yet: An update from our CEO

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Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek introduces MND Kids, an education offering designed for the young people who will shape Mexico's future.
Diego Luna at desk, Gabriel Ripstein standing

Netflix announces ‘México 86,’ the twisted tale of Mexico’s last World Cup, starring Diego...

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The satirical retelling of Mexico's odd path to hosting the 1986 World Cup leads a flurry of Mexican films slated for the streming giant, based on the success of "Roma" and "Pedro Páramo:"
President Sheinbaum smiles from behind a podium next to a Mexican flag

Mexico sets a record for foreign direct investment: Thursday’s mañanera recapped

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Sheinbaum also touched on Mexico's popularity among Canadians, the country's tourism industry and her impression of a new government-owned hotel.
border building in Guatemala with a welcome sign

Guatemala grants humanitarian visas to 161 Mexicans who fled organized crime

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Reversing the usual northbound migration route, the refugees fled a cartel war in their home state of Chiapas.
The signs of CIBanco and Intercam

CIBanco, Intercam sell off assets as US extends bank sanction deadline

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It's been an action-packed week for CIBanco and Intercam, with news on U.S. sanctions, a lawsuit and the acquistion of bank assets by outside parties.
medical supply trucks

Mexico launches ‘Health Routes’ to address medication shortages

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Health authorities are already delivering medications and other supplies to thousands of health centers, and will scale up in coming days.
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Project Portero, the DEA and the dangers of acting alone

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In the fallout of the DEA's shock announcement earlier this week, everyone is a loser, argues journalist Charlotte Smith.
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Blood, guts, sex and scandal: The history behind Mexico’s infamous ‘nota roja’ tabloids

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La nota roja has a rich history in Mexico dating back more than 135 years, with numerous publications — both newspapers and magazines — focusing on violent crime, accidents and other gory events.
Viva Aerobus

Viva launches new flights connecting US cities to AIFA airport

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The Mexico City metropolitan area's newest airport is adding more international connections ahead of the FIFA World Cup.