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Protesters demanding freedom of expression in Mexico

Senate pauses problematic telecommunications reform amid censorship fears

MND Staff - 8
The president has argued that the proposed legislation is needed to stop foreign governments from broadcasting propaganda in Mexico, but critics fear its wording opens the door to government censorship of the media.
Indigenous people seated

Historic decree to restore 2,471 hectares of ancestral land to Wixárika community

MND Staff - 3
The return represents the largest ancestral land restitution to date, representing nearly one-quarter of the 10,448 hectares the Wixárika have claimed in Mexico.
cows grazing

Mexico receives more than 8,000 dairy cows from Australia

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Mexico has historically imported cattle from the United States to repopulate its herds, but economic conditions led the Agriculture Ministry to prefer cows from down under.
President Sheinbaum has made it clear that she would never accept any kind of U.S. military intervention in Mexico, regardless of the threat to national security.

Sheinbaum rejected Trump’s offer to send US troops into Mexico

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President Sheinbaum told Trump that Mexico's territory and sovereignty are "inviolable" when he offered to send U.S. troops to help fight drug cartels in Mexico.

Will Chipotle prove popular in Mexico?

Andrea Fischer - 8
It's going south of the border for the first time, but how will actual Mexicans react to the arrival of the U.S. food chain ?
A political cartoon depicting Porfirio Diaz throwing bread

A short history of Mexican political satire

Sheryl Losser - 2
Almost since the dawn of the lithograph, Mexican political satire has held power in the nation to account.
Two split screen photos. On the left is a young man sitting at a fine restaurant toasting wineglasses with others at his table. On the right are two men in formal white waiter's uniforms carrying heavy trays of food out to customers.

Upstairs, Downstairs: Reflections from a closer view of Mexico’s service economy

Sarah DeVries - 8
Behind Mexico's famous hospitality lies a workforce pushing through long workdays with minimal compensation and maximum resilience.
A sculpture depicts an eagle devouring a snake atop a nopal cactus, as seen on Mexico's national coat of arms.

Don’t tread on me, Mexican style: A perspective from our CEO

Travis Bembenek - 20
While Americans hold tight to their personal independence, attitudes are different south of the U.S. border, Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek writes.
A Unilever logo at the entrance of an office

Unilever announces US $1.5B investment to complete Nuevo León factory and expand Mexico operations

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The company plans to produce Dove, Rexona and Sedal personal care products at the Monterrey-area factory.
A small crocodile swims through dark water

Two new crocodile species discovered on islands off the coast of Quintana Roo

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Each species is endemic to a small Caribbean island, and is likely not found anywhere else on Earth.
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