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Mexican Senator Gustavo Madero

‘The lithium is ours,’ but can Mexico actually do anything with it?

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AMLO got his wish as Congress approved the metal's nationalization on Tuesday, but now officials must figure out how to manage the resource.
Debanhi Escobar disappeared from Escobedo, Nuevo León on April 9 after attending a party with friends.

‘My daughter is dead because of incompetent people’

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The father of a Nuevo León teenager who disappeared almost two weeks ago blamed the state Attorney General's Office for her death.
Experts determined that the tree cannot be saved.

Glorieta de la Palma’s 100-year-old tree to be removed Sunday

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An iconic palm in downtown Mexico City will be removed this Sunday after experts determined it will not recover from a pink rot infection.
Posters in national campaign bear the names and photos of deputies who voted against the reform bill

Morena sowing hate by labeling lawmakers ‘traitors to the nation:’ opposition

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The main opposition party accused Morena of generating hate by characterizing those who voted against electricity reform as traitors.
lithium ion batteries

‘The lithium is ours:’ Senate approves AMLO’s mining reform, nationalizing the metal

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A reform to the federal Mining Law that nationalizes lithium will take effect this week after it was approved by the Senate.
Cinco de Mayo parade in Puebla city

May fairs and festivals: wine, fitness and a traveling cross

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Sunny May is a great time to soak up some fun and hang with locals at traditional fairs or at a more modern event. Here's what's going on.
Coyocan borough in Mexico City

Residents decry hordes of motorcyclists invading CDMX borough

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Folks living in Coyocán say that the quiet, artsy atmosphere there has been rudely interrupted by biker groups who tend to arrive at night.
Salvador García and the Zacatecas Concert Band.

Russian Embassy laments exclusion of Tchaikovsky by Zacatecas orchestra

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'Stop hating Russians' was the message from the embassy after an orchestra in Zacatecas excluded the 1812 Overture at a concert last week.
Calixtlahuaca archaeological site

Pre-Hispanic city of Calixtlahuaca’s story didn’t end with the conquest

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A new book traces how researchers used geoarchaeology to trace the Calixtlahuaca site's history before and after the Spanish arrived.
Tens of thousands of people flocked to Playa Miramar in southern Tamaulipas for the holiday weekend.

90,000 tourists hit Tamaulipas beach on Good Friday

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More than 1 million visitors flocked to Tamaulipas during the Holy Week holidays, state tourism officials reported.