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Racism probable cause for Africans getting bureaucratic treatment
A language issue at least muddies the waters, given the apparent lack of English, Portuguese and French-speaking immigration officials.
Senate leader says marijuana legalization debate set to begin
Debate on the legalization of marijuana will begin in the Senate next week, the leader of the Morena party in the upper house of Congress said on Friday.
This master mezcalier came for the mushrooms but stayed for the mezcal
Alvin Starkman took a master mezcalier certification program in Mexico City and obtained a permit to teach about the culture and production of mezcal.
US seeks security guarantees for avocado inspectors in Michoacán
The United States Department of Agriculture is threatening to suspend its avocado certification program after threats and violence against inspectors.
‘A good phone conversation’ between AMLO, Trump reaffirms Mexico-US friendship
President López Obrador said that he and US President Trump “reaffirmed” their commitment to a friendly bilateral relationship during a phone conversation.
Tulum cancels fireworks in response to concerns over effects on animals
The mayor announced that the municipality will not set off fireworks during Independence Day ceremonies on September 15.
Human rights group accuses Tamaulipas cops of executing 9 in Nuevo Laredo
The Nuevo Laredo Human Rights Committee has accused state police of carrying out extrajudicial killings of eight people last week and another in August.
More cash for Pemex: US $5-billion cash injection to reduce debt
The federal government will give Pemex a US $5-billion cash injection so that the beleaguered state oil company can reduce its debt.
Self-defense force founder in hot water after calling wives whores
President López Obrador said he will ask self-defense force founder José Manuel Mireles to publicly apologize for a slur he made against women.
Freed Ayotzinapa suspect’s cellphone reveals murder, amputations and torture
Several pieces of damning evidence were discovered by authorities on Gildardo López Astudillo’s mobile telephone after his arrest in 2015.
