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U.S.-Mexico Efforts Against Mexican Drug Cartels Have Unraveled: DEA

A DEA senior official said that U.S.-Mexico efforts against Mexican drug cartels fell through after a breakdown in cooperation between law enforcement agencies.
Mexico's Famed Aztec Temple Damaged in Storm

Mexico's Famed Aztec Temple Damaged in Storm

Mexico's "House of Eagles," the ornate temple complex that once hosted the elite warriors of the Aztec empire, suffered damages after being hit by a storm.
Mexico to Receive U.S. Pfizer Vaccines

Pfizer will Begin Shipment of U.S.-Made Vaccine to Mexico

Pfizer will begin their shipment of COVID-19 vaccines to Mexico. The said vaccines will come from the company's Michigan plant.
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New Mexico Mother Rescued from Abusive Boyfriend After Kids Passed a Note to a Bus Driver

The Las Cruces Police Department shared that they have been notified about the incident of abuse at around 8 a.m. on Friday, April 23. The suspect, Alvarado, started to physically assault the victim at around 8 p.m. the
Gun Battle Between Rival Mexican Drug Cartels Left 8 People Dead

Gun Battle Between Rival Mexican Drug Cartels Left 8 People Dead

A gun battle between rival Mexican drug cartels has once again left eight people dead near the U.S.-Mexico border.
Journalist Killings in Mexico at 'Worst' Levels, OAS Rights Group Says

Journalist Killings in Mexico at Worst Level, OAS Rights Group Says

The InterAmerican Commission of Human Rights said in a report that Mexico is suffering "critical" failures in law enforcement.

VP Kamala Harris Plans to Virtually Meet With Mexico President, Tackling Migration

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to hold a virtual meeting with Mexico's president in May to tackle migration issues.

Mexico's Drought Worsens, Now Affects 85% Of the Country

Drought in Mexico has reached a critical level as bodies of water continued to dry up, including the second largest lake in the country.
Mexico Suggests U.S. Citizenship For Planting Trees

Mexico Suggests U.S. Citizenship For Planting Trees

Mexico's Pres. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador proposed the U.S. government offer temporary work visas to those who would take part in a huge reforestation program.
Jalisco Cartel Uses Explosive Drones to Attack Police

Jalisco Cartel Uses Explosive Drones to Attack Police, Hurts 2

The Jalisco New Generation Cartel has reportedly used drones to drop explosives on police, hurting two officers in the western state of Michoacán on Tuesday.
Mexico Grapples With Surge in Gang Violence as Largest Elections Inch Closer

Mexico Grapples With Surge in Gang Violence as Largest Elections Inch Closer

Gang violence has once again become rampant in Mexico as the mid-term elections in June are inching closer.
Mexico's Sor Juana 100-Peso Bill Wins 'Banknote of the Year'

Mexico's Sor Juana 100-Peso Bill Wins 'Banknote of the Year'

The International Bank Note Society (IBNS) hailed Mexico's Sor Juana 100-peso bill as 2020's banknote of the year.
Mexico's President to Propose Extension of Welfare Programs to Curb Migration

Mexico's President to Propose Extension of Welfare Programs to Curb Migration

Mexico's President announced his plan to propose to U.S. President Joe Biden an extension of one of his welfare programs to Central America to curb migration.
Mexican Senators Give Supreme Court Chief Justice Two More Years

Mexican Senators Give Supreme Court Chief Justice Two More Years

Mexican senators on Thursday voted for the extension of the Supreme Court chief justice's term for two more years.
AMLO to Visit Mexico’s Southern Border to Tackle Efforts to Stop Child Migrants

Mexican Pres. to Visit Mexico’s Southern Border to Tackle Efforts to Stop Child Migrants

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he plans to visit Mexico's southern border to discuss the smuggling of child migrants with local officials.
Mexico Detains 30 Marines Over Disappearances in Tamaulipas

Mexico Detains 30 Marines Over Disappearances in Tamaulipas

Mexico has arrested and detained 30 Marines in relation to the disappearances of several people in Tamaulipas back in 2014, according to the Navy.
Pres. Biden Strikes Deal With Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala to Deploy Troops to Their Borders to Stop Migrant Surge

Biden Strikes Deal With Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala to Deploy Troops to Their Borders to Stop Migrant Surge

The Biden administration has struck a deal with Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala to control the surge of migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Clashes With Jalisco Cartel Kill 27 in Mexico's Town Of Aguililla

Clashes With Jalisco Cartel Kill 27 in Mexico's Town Of Aguililla

A large gunfight between drug cartels Jalisco New Generation Cartel and Carteles Unidos in Mexico's state of Michoacán broke out last week, killing 27 people.
Court Finds Mexican Priest Guilty Of Killing a Church Deacon

Court Finds Mexican Priest Guilty Of Killing a Church Deacon

Fr. Francisco Javier Bautista Ávalos , a Mexican Catholic priest, was found guilty of murdering a 29-year-old church deacon in 2019.
Mexican President Defends Release of Infamous Drug Kingpin Targeted by U.S.

Mexican President Defends Release of Infamous Drug Kingpin Targeted by U.S.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has justified the 2013 release order of one of the United States authorities' most wanted drug kingpins.
Raw Sewage From Mexico Continues To Pollute Southern California Beaches

Raw Sewage From Mexico Continues To Pollute Southern California Beaches

Raw sewage from Mexico has been an issue not only for the city of Tijuana, as it also continues to contaminate Southern California beaches.
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