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Authorities say latest Ciudad Juárez violence directed from state prison
A wave of violence in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, this month was directed from inside a state prison in the border city, according to authorities.
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European-made grand piano a surprise discovery in the Sierra Madre
The spectacularly beautiful and extraordinarily valuable piano poses regally but totally incognito in a hotel lobby.
A tuna salad sandwich isn’t quite the same without tuna from a tin
Today we’re going to talk about canned tuna. Yes, fresh tuna is available but many of us have a special place in our hearts for a good tuna salad sandwich.
YouTuber hospitalized after eating two habanero chiles
A YouTuber and influencer from Yucatán was hospitalized last week after eating two habanero chiles in a stunt recorded for his video channel.
Firefighters break record: they climbed 50 flights of stairs in 11 minutes
A Mexico City firefighter won silver at the Latin American Police and Firefighters' Games by climbing 50 flights of stairs in 11 minutes, 51 seconds.
Expat 101: moving to Mexico is best done with some preparation
When I moved to Mexico 13 years ago, I felt like I was well prepared. Yet it was still a bumpy (though often amusing) ride until I felt comfortable.
Misplaced comma gives shoppers a bargain price on TVs
A misplaced comma on a promotional sign at a Mexico City Walmart gave shoppers a better deal than they expected on flat screen TVs on Thursday morning.
CMDX law would streamline process for youths to change name, gender
Children in Mexico City might soon be able to legally change their name and gender through a “quick” formality at a government office.
12 judges in Jalisco under investigation for corruption
The Federal Judiciary Council and Attorney General’s Office have opened investigations into 12 Jalisco judges for corruption and ties to organized crime.
AMLO’s approval rating drops 10 points but on security it’s down 20
López Obrador’s approval rating has fallen 10 points following a spike in cartel violence, but he retains the support of almost six in 10 Mexicans.
