Mexico

Trump Can Divert Military Funds for Mexican Border Wall, Court Rules

President Donald Trump on Friday won a case in a federal appeals court, allowing his administration to move $3.6 billion military funds for the construction of the border wall along the Mexican border.

The Chilling Story Behind Mexico's Creepy Island of Dolls

The Island of the Dolls is located just south of Mexico City, between the canals of Xochimilco. The Island of the Dolls was never intended to be a tourist destination.
Carlos Slim

12 Remaining Mexican Billionaires of 2020 Ranked by Net Worth

The global pandemic has led to a worldwide economic fallout, most especially in Latin America's second-largest economy, Mexico. In spite of that, some businessmen managed to retain their billionaire status amid the pandemic.
More Than 100 Bodies Discovered in Mass Grave in Mexico

More Than 100 Bodies Discovered in Mass Grave in Mexico

Mexican authorities found at least 113 bodies after discovering a mass grave in the western state of Jalisco.
U.S. Department of Transportation Border Inspections

71 Migrants, Including Children, Found Inside Tractor-Trailer to be Smuggled to Texas Border

Human smuggling activities now continue in Mexico as 71 migrants and children were found inside the trailer-tractor. The driver was allegedly connected to a cartel.
US, Mexico, Canada Extend Border Restrictions Until Late December

US, Mexico, Canada Extend Border Restrictions Until Late December

The United States' land borders with Mexico and Canada would remain closed for holiday travel. The United States' land borders with Mexico and Canada would remain closed for holiday travel.
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Mexico Stops Holding Migrant Children in Detention Centers

Mexico recently announced that it will prohibit holding migrant children in their detention centers. The United Nations commended the country in its recent move.

Mexico, Brazil Leaders Are Silent on Biden's Victory

As the world celebrates former vice president Joe Biden's victory in the presidential race, two Latin American leaders held out their congratulatory remarks.
Making History: ‘Playboy’ Mexico Has Its First Ever Trans Woman On Its Cover

Making History: ‘Playboy’ Mexico Has Its First-Ever Trans Woman On Its Cover

The Mexican version of Playboy made history again by featuring a trans woman for the first time on its cover.
US, Mexico to Extend COVID-19 Travel Restriction: Immigrants Faced With Difficulty

US, Mexico, Canada Extend COVID-19 Travel Restrictions; Immigrants Face Difficulties

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States, Mexico, and Canada will continue to temporarily restrict all non-essential travel across their borders until Nov. 21.
Mexicans Celebrate The Traditional Day of The Dead Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Mexico Surpasses 90,000 COVID-19 Deaths, Destroying Region's Day of the Dead

Mexico has surpassed 90,000 death linked to COVID-19 after 495 more people were killed as of Wednesday.
US Border Authorities Expel Migrant Children from Other Countries into Mexico

US Border Authorities Expel Migrant Children to Other Countries Far From Their Families

The U.S.border authorities expelled migrant children from other nations into the neighboring country.

Mexico: 59 Bodies Found in Unmarked Graves, Mostly Young People

At least 59 remains were found in unmarked graves in Mexico, and most of the bodies belonged to young people.

Mexico City's Popular Haunted Houses: What Are the Stories Behind Them?

Halloween or Día de las Brujas in Mexico is celebrated as a children's festivity on Oct. 31. Halloween or Día de las Brujas in Mexico is celebrated as a children's festivity on Oct.

Was a Giant Rat Found Inside the Mexico City Sewers? Photo Resurfaces Online

Workers were surprised to have found what appeared a 'giant rat' inside Mexico City's sewers after cleaning 22 tons of trash and debris retrieved by workers from the sewage system.
Mexico

US, Mexico Reach Water Deal Before Deadline

U.S. state and federal leaders recently announced that they had reached an agreement with Mexico to fulfill its treaty obligation to supply water to the country.
Mexico Farmers Fear Not to Meet Tortillas Demands Due to State Funding Cuts

Mexico Farmers Fear Not to Meet Tortillas Demands Due to State Funding Cuts

Mexico farmers are concerned about meeting the demand after state funding cuts. Mexico farmers are concerned about meeting the demand after state funding cuts.

Mexican Ex-Defense Minister Charged in LA for Helping Cartel Ship Drugs

Mexican Ex-Defense Minister Gen. Salvador Cienfuegos was arrested in Los Angeles on Thursday night for allegedly engaging in a wide-ranging opium and cocaine distribution plot.
Anti-Piñera Protests Continue in Chile

5 Most Gruesome Crimes Committed In Latin America That Shocked the World

Latin America is known to be the world's most violent region. These are some of the most notorious crimes committed in the region.

Archaeologists in Mexico Identify Submerged Mayan Slave Ship

Archaeologists in Mexico said on Tuesday that they had found a ship that carried the Mayan people into virtual slavery in the 1850s.

US, Mexico, Canada Extend Border Restrictions Until September

The governments of Mexico and the United States agreed on Friday to extend another border restriction of non-essential travel, which will expire on August 21 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The government of Canada has also joined the agreement.
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