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Alejandro Encinas.

Attorney general reproached for not collaborating in search for missing

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A leading figure in the search for missing people has denounced the Attorney General’s Office for failing to help tackle the crisis.
Michoacan students caught in cartel gunfight

Gunfights close schools in 2 Michoacán municipalities

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Most reopened Monday, but in Matanguarán, where teachers and students at two facilities were caught in the crossfire, schools stayed closed.
The Rastreadoras de Ciudad Obregón at work at one of the burial sites they discovered.

17 bodies discovered in abandoned Sonora homes

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At least 17 bodies were found in Sonora this weekend, after missing persons serach collectives received an anonymous tip.
Cholula indigenous festival

Cholula’s Ancestral Alliance festival shares the knowledge of the elders

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Seven different pre-Hispanic nations were represented at this Puebla event that aimed to offer authentic examples of indigenous traditions.
Terminal 2 at AICM.

Mexico City airport named third best in world

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The AICM's high ranking was largely the result of its first place in the shopping options and location categories.
Cabo accident victim Nevarez.

US student dies in spring break accident in Los Cabos

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His friends said he scaled a low wall inside the hotel but foliage below the wall resembled short bushes, disguising the height of the drop.
The Foro de las Estrellas stage offers daily free concerts during the San Marcos Fair in April and May.

Attractions, events, economic activity return to normal after 2 years of pandemic

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Mexico's economic, social and cultural life is bouncing back with a variety of large events planned, as the fourth wave continues to recede.
Queretaro Atlas riots

Querétaro’s violent soccer riot reminds us we’re not as evolved as we think

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“This is not who we are!” people say after an event such as the fan riot last Sunday in Queretaro, but studies show it's exactly who we are.
Mexican postal service delivery tracking

And just like that, the Mexican post office strikes again!

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He's lived here for decades, but John Pint is still learning how to deal with the nation's notoriously slow and rule-bound postal service.
In Guadalajara, patients and their supporters demanded access to immunosuppressants and other life-saving drugs for transplant and kidney disease patients.

Cancer patients not the only ones at risk due to medications shortages

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Kidney disease patients have faced a medication shortage in the public health system for years, and the situation appears to be worsening.