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Is going home to get a vaccine ‘jumping the line’?
Many Mexico expats have the opportunity to get a Covid shot elsewhere, unlike many Mexicans. Should they? What, if any, ethics are involved?
Extending term of Supreme Court chief ‘an assault on justice:’ Human Rights Watch
The NGO's head said that a reform the Senate has passed to extend chief justice Arturo Zaldívar's term would violate Mexico's constitution.
Michoacán security forces clear highway blockades in Aguililla
The Apatzingán-Aguililla highway is again open after a turf war between two cartels left residents with few supplies.
When adding onion to recipes, let color be your guide
Even the three most common onion types — yellow, red or purple and white — bring subtle flavor differences to take into account.
To Europe in a zapalancha: Zapatistas prepare for ocean voyage
The revolutionary indigenous group is sending the crew of seven to meet with people from various countries.
More than a year after closing, schools reopen in Campeche — with some doubts
Some students returned to in-person classes in Campeche Monday for the first time since the pandemic began, but not all educators feel safe.
Vaccine tourism: Mexicans who can afford it head north for a Covid shot
Dismayed by the slow rollout of shots at home, middle-class Mexicans are traveling to the US for Covid vaccine.
Private sector doctors continue to battle for Covid vaccination
Some 31,000 private sector health workers still don't have a coronavirus inoculation, but the president wants seniors to go first.
NGO delivers scathing report on AMLO and government: constant lies, few results
The group says that the president lies to the Mexican people and that his administration has delivered few “visible and tangible results.”
US college to return historical Mayan urn to Mexico
A Mayan urn used for rituals in what is now Chiapas will be returned to Mexico after spending 50 years in the U.S.
