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Back to you AMLO, says rights commission over teacher blockades
The National Human Rights Commission has warned the federal government that it cannot delegate its responsibility to protect people’s rights.
45 more Tamaulipas factories threaten to go on strike, this time in Reynosa
Workers at 45 factories have threatened to strike if they are not given the same pay raise and bonus as those given to thousands of workers in Matamoros.
US pulls out of Mexico tomato agreement over growers’ complaints
The United States intends to withdraw from a six-year-old trade agreement, a move that clears the way for new tariffs to be imposed.
Government goes to human rights commission over teachers’ rail blockades
A complaint has been filed with the National Human Rights Commission against those responsible for the blockades in Michoacán.
Six locations in central Mexico where you can enjoy natural hot springs
Anyone touring areas in the north this week and found the cold was too much might consider vsiting one of Mexico's hot springs.
As authorities prepare for sargassum, entrepreneur prepares to build hotel
As authorities in Quintana Roo monitor the approach of sargassum a local businessman sees an opportunity to build a hotel with sargassum bricks.
Betting everything on the Maya Train is the wrong bet and a threat to...
The Mexican Employers Federation has described the federal government’s decision to concentrate tourism funding on the Maya Train as “almost suicidal.”
2 billion pesos later, the trains are still not running in Michoacán
Two rail blockades remain in place despite the release of funding to pay salaries and bonuses in response to teachers' demands.
Secretary faults bureaucrat for omitting penthouse on assets declaration
The interior secretary blamed a high-ranking bureaucrat and his department for failing to include a penthouse she owns in Texas on her assets declaration.
More workers go on strike in Tamaulipas; experts warn of more job action
Workers at 27 businesses walked off the job in Matamoros yesterday to demand better pay. Experts warn that the job action will spread.
