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How a city’s beautification plan became the Great Palm Tree Fiasco

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The city's plan was to create an attractive arborway along a 4.5-kilometer stretch of Mazatlán's malecón boardwalk. It should have been easy.

Stranded expats find a solution as government hands out residency cards

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The COVID pandemic meant many people with a visitor's permit were unable to leave the country to have it renewed.
María Elena Álvarez-Buylla

Five questions for Conacyt’s director about Mexico’s offensive on science

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Scientist Omar Vidal has some burning questions for María Elena Álvarez-Buylla about the nation's current state of academic freedom.
A government study published last year said that some 2.5 million illicit weapons have crossed the border into Mexico over the past decade.

Lawyer predicts arms makers will fight ‘dirty war’ in defense against Mexico’s suit

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An SRE legal counselor said lawyers for the gun makers could accuse Mexico of corruption in defense of their client's business practices.
Protests turned violent on the 'Global Day of Action for Safe and Legal Abortion' in Mexico City.

‘Conservative feminists’ behind violent abortion protest, AMLO says

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The president blamed 'conservative feminists' after a pro-abortion demonstration in Mexico City turned violent.
Zacatecas former governor Alejandro Tello and current governor David Monreal speak at a press conference in July, before the transition of power.

As new governors take office, so begin accusations against their predecessors

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The governors of Chihuahua, Zacatecas, Nayarit, Sonora, Campeche and San Luis Potosí say their financial situation is a mess.
Las Ajugas INM migrant detention facility

Canadian man’s story spotlights inhumane conditions for migrant detainees

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Daniel Maté says Mexican immigration officials treated him badly in custody, but refugees from other nations experienced much worse.
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Mexico prepared to offer asylum to 13,000 Haitians, foreign minister tells Senate

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The minister said the Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance has advised that 13,255 Haitians qualify or will qualify for asylum.
Black Christ in Campeche

‘This Christ is our Christ:’ Campeche’s black Jesus crucifix a beloved icon

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Campechanos revere this 450-year-old crucifix with a dark-skinned savior but also embrace it as a symbol of cultural resilience.
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Clinical trials show promise for chikungunya vaccine

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The vaccine, which produced antibodies against the disease in 100% of recipients, was developed in collaboration with Mexican scientists.