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Mexico President to Bypass Congress to Keep Army in Streets
Mexico’s president has begun exploring plans to sidestep congress to hand formal control of the National Guard to the army. That could extend the military’s control over policing in a country with high levels of violence.
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800K Pills Containing Fentanyl Seized by Mexican Army on Way to US Border
The Mexican army says a tip led to the seizure of almost 1.5 tons of meth and 328 pounds (149 kilograms) of apparent fentanyl at a checkpoint in the northern border state of Sonora.
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Drug Cartels in Western Mexico Burn Stores in Response to Arrests of ‘Bosses'
Drug cartel gunmen have burned over two dozen stores and blocked streets with burning vehicles in western Mexico.
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Border-Crossing Jaguar, ‘El Jefe,' Caught on Camera in Mexico Reigniting Conservation Calls
They call him “El Jefe.” He is at least 12 years old, and his crossing of the heavily guarded U.S.-Mexico border has sparked celebrations on both sides.
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Rescuers Race Against Time to Reach 10 Trapped Coal Miners in Mexico
Efforts to rescue 10 miners trapped in a collapsed and flooded coal mine in northern Mexico have intensified with hundreds of people involved in the operation.
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Police: 8 American Children Found Living in Squalor Inside a Car in Tijuana, Parents Arrested
NBC 7’s Catherine Garcia shares saddening images of children living in squalor in Tijuana.
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Mexican Police Rescue 8 American Children Living in Squalor Inside a Car in Tijuana
Tijuana Municipal Police found the parents and eight kids inside the car, which was covered in filth, spoiled food and crawling with insects
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Diana Kennedy, Food Writer Devoted to Mexican Cuisine, Dies at 99
Diana Kennedy, a tart-tongued British food writer devoted to Mexican cuisine, died Sunday.
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The Robot Will See You Now: Patients in Tijuana Pick Up Prescriptions From Automaton
Tijuana became the first city in Mexico to automate the process of filling prescription drugs through the use of robots in some of its pharmacies.
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2 American Tourists Injured in Crocodile Attack in Mexico
Two U.S. tourists have been injured by a crocodile at Mexico’s Puerto Vallarta resort when one went swimming in the ocean at night and the second American went in the water to help the other.
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2 Indicted in Migrant Death-Trailer Case That Left 53 Dead
Two men were indicted Wednesday in the case of a hot, airless tractor-trailer rig found last month with 53 dead or dying migrants in San Antonio, officials said.
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Mexican Art of Mariachi Takes Center Stage on US Stamps
The U.S. Postal Service is celebrating the release of a new series of stamps honoring the traditional Mexican genre of mariachi.
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Mexico Agrees to Invest $1.5B in ‘Smart' Border Technology
The Biden administration hailed securing border funding from Mexico after years of failed attempts by former President Donald Trump.
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Luis Echeverria, Mexico Leader Blamed for Massacres, Dies
Former Mexican President Luis Echeverria, blamed for some of Mexico’s worst political killings, has died at the age of 100. Current President Andrés Manuel López Obrador confirmed the death Saturday. In his Twitter account, López Obrador didn’t give a cause of death for Echeverria, who governed from 1970 to 1976. A special prosecutor accused him of playing key roles in...
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From Mexico to NJ: State Police Dismantle Human Trafficking Ring
In Trenton, New Jersey State Police arrested eight suspects and rescued 12 human trafficking victims who they said were transported to New Jersey from Mexico under the pretense of better employment opportunities.
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Latest Migrant Caravan Breaks Up After 2 Days When Mexican Officials Hand Out Temporary Residence Permits
Several thousand migrants who set off in southern Mexico with the goal of reaching the United States have dissolved their march after Mexican officials handed out about 3,000 temporary residence permits.
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Bonnie Grows Into a Hurricane in Pacific Off Southern Mexico, But Poses No Threat to Land
Forecasters say they expect the hurricane to stay well out to sea and pose no threat to land as it moves generally northwestward off the coast of southern Mexico.
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5 Things to Know About Mexican Footballer Guillermo Ochoa
Here are five things to know about Guillermo Ochoa, goalkeeper for Liga MX Club América and the Mexico national team.
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Here Are the Host Cities for the 2026 World Cup in North America
Sixteen cities across the United States, Canada and Mexico were named as host cities for the 2026 World Cup on Thursday.
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Daniel Suárez Becomes First Mexican Driver to Win NASCAR Cup Race With Sonoma Victory
Daniel Suárez scored his first career victory at Sonoma, becoming the first Mexican-born driver to win in the NASCAR Cup Series.