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Mexico intensifies efforts to turn back Central American migrants bound for US

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Mexico has ramped up enforcement against migrants traveling through the country to apply for asylum in the United States.
Javier, left, with his great-grandfather and younger brother.

10-year-old wheels great-grandfather 1 kilometer to vaccination clinic

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The youth has been hailed for pushing his 76-year-old great-grandfather to a Covid-19 vaccination center in Oaxaca in a makeshift wheelchair.
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Mexico City to invest 41 billion pesos to upgrade Metro subway system

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Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said the overhaul of the Metro will breathe another 50 years of life into the city’s infamously aging subway system.
A protester takes a hammer to barricades at the National Palace last week.

President López Obrador fails to recognize his woman problem

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For a president who promised respect, tolerance and peace, it looked last week as if he was at war with half his country — women.
The Valle de Bravo dam

Cutzamala water system at lowest level in 25 years and will likely go lower

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The main dams that feed the system that supplies Mexico City and México state are at their lowest level in 25 years, according to Conagua.
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AMLO’s ‘exaggerated nationalism’ predicted to bring clashes with US

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President López Obrador's pursuit of energy sovereignty will lead to clashes with the United States, predicts a Mexico expert.
Rambha distillery

Oaxaca’s small mezcal distilleries charm with lush settings, family vibes

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These tiny oases in the Oaxacan desert are captivatingly beautiful and an unforgettable way to experience the Mexican liquor.
Next week's coronavirus map.

Sonora to go green on coronavirus risk map, joining Campeche and Chiapas

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The number of green light low risk states on the federal government's coronavirus stoplight map will increase from two to three next week.
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Tears, anger and recrimination over loss of historic church in Michoacán

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The National Institute of Anthropology and History is under fire for not carrying out work that could have helped save a 17th-century church.
This lynx, rescued from a rancho, will be returned to nature next month.

In Guadalajara, civilians step in to create needed wildlife rescue centers

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Area advocates are giving injured, trafficked and abandoned wild animals a place to go after federal shelters were closed down.