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Interjet plans to file for bankruptcy, resume flying

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Low cost carrier Interjet is filing for bankruptcy to reorganize financially under Mexican law, and plans to resume operations within months.
The writer had a simple idea to bring this and other Mexican crocodiles to television fame, but the execution of said idea was harder than expected.

The keys to a reality TV dream: wooing Mazatlán officials, then crocodiles

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Many crazy schemes hatched by friends sharing a few drinks never see the light of day, but this one was just too good to let founder.
Mexico received 870,000 vaccines from India in February

In response to emergency in India, Mexico won’t seek delivery of Covid vaccine

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Given the health crisis in that nation, President López Obrador said that Mexico will do without 1 million-plus jabs India was to send here.
Keuana Weaver, 38, died during an operation in Tijuana.

Cosmetic surgery in Tijuana ends in trauma and tragedy for 3 US women

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One woman died and two others suffered serious health complications after plastic surgery operations.
Fighting a forest fire in Arteaga, Coahuila, in March.

Environmentalists slam governments for limited resources to combat wildfires

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Several organizations are urging all three levels of government to allocate enough funds to combat the growing forest fire problem in Mexico.
With lines for vaccination like this one earlier this month in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, some Mexicans who can afford the cost are opting to travel to the US to get a jab.

Coronavirus vaccination creates new market for travel industry

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At least 50 Mexican travel agencies are offering holiday packages to the United States that include vaccination against Covid-19.
The San Miguel prison in Puebla city.

Relatives fear for the lives of inmates in Puebla prison

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Fights, prostitution and gang intimidation are rife in a prison where the state government has dismissed two wardens since August 2019.
Those who do read say they were encouraged to do so as children.

Fewer people read but those who do are reading more

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The percentage of Mexicans who read has declined to a record low, according to a national survey, but those who do read are reading more.
Horse-drawn carriages in the Yucatán capital.

Mérida carriage drivers would switch to electric power if given support

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After complaints of animal abuse, drivers said they are ready to use electric vehicles if authorities help pay for them.
Archbishop Coppola leads a procession Friday through Aguililla, Michoacán.

Organized crime flourishes where the state has no presence: papal nuncio in Aguililla

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Organized crime thrives where the state is absent, the Vatican's ambassador said, suggesting the problem is a lack of political will.