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Angry Mob Attempts To ‘Rescue’ Patient From Mexico Hospital, Claims ‘Coronavirus Is A Lie’

Angry Mob Attempts to 'Rescue' Patient From Mexico Hospital, Claims 'Coronavirus Is a Lie'

Residents of Motozintla claim coronavirus is a plot to kill people.
Extended nationwide lockdown to slow spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

Local Cane Alcohol Poisons 77 People, Kills 25 in Mexico

The Mexican Ministry of Health announced the death of another alcohol poisoning victim in the western part of the nation on Tuesday.

Beaches Turning Turquoise Shows Earth Healing During COVID-19

Staying indoors doesn't just mean limiting the risks to get infected by COVID-19 but also means lesser carbon footprint, cleaner air, and clearer waters.

Mexican Central Bank to Cut Interest Rates to Shield the Economy Against the Effects of the Coronavirus

Due to the harsh effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy of Mexico, there is an increased chance that the country’s central bank will be cutting further interest rates. Read on to know how affected you are to this news.

Facts About Mexico's Extended Ban of Nonessential Activities

Closure of nonessential activities in Mexico is until April 30 due to the number of coronavirus infections. However, it is now extended until May 30 through an emergency decree. Find facts you need to know about this new measure.

The Coronavirus Pandemic’s Effect on the Amazon Rainforest

The Amazon rainforest absorbs five percent of the world’s total carbon emissions every year. The arrival of the coronavirus pandemic is making it hard for the region to combat fires and deforestation. Find out here how the region is coping.
The spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Mexico City

Mexico Warns States Not to Threaten Civilians with Prison Terms to Enforce COVID-19 Lockdown

Mexico's Interior Department warned state governments to avoid using prison terms to enforce coronavirus stay-at-home policies.

Trans Women’s Killers in Puerto Rico Apprehended

Two men indicted for killing two transgender women in Puerto Rico on April 21 have already been charged under the federal hate crimes law.
Venezuelan soldiers in balaclavas move a suspect from a helicopter after what Venezuelan authorities described was a

Maduro Says 2 US 'Terrorists' Were Captured in Failed Attempt to Capture Him

The embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro revealed authorities captured two U.S. citizens among a group of 13 'terrorists' on Monday. The mercenaries were reportedly attempting to capture the socialist leader.
Peter Navarro

China Lied, People Died: Peter Navarro Says China's COVID-19 Issue Is More Than a Trade Deal

Peter Navarro, White House Trade Adviser, said that the suspicion that China lied about COVID-19 is more important than what may or may not happen about the trade deal.

What If Scientists Do Not Discover a Vaccine for the Coronavirus?

What happens to the world if scientists fail to discover a vaccine against COVID-19? Also, there have been incidences in the past where a vaccine was not discovered against a deadly virus. Read on to find out.
A migrant woman bathes her son outside their tent at a migrant encampment, where more than 2,000 people live while seeking asylum in the U.S, as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Matamoros

Inside the Matamoros Refugee Camp: Where Migrants Fish in Contaminated Rivers

The tent city used to be a sprawling soccer field six months ago. The living conditions in the camp are alarming experts who are now calling it a growing humanitarian crisis.

This Day in History – May 5: What Happened on This Date Over the Years?

Other than Cinco de Mayo, other events also took place on this date in different years. Here are some of the unforgettable highlights on this date in the past decades.

US Accuses Former Honduran National Police Chief of Involvement in Drug Trade

He was Honduras’ former national chief of police but now he faces charges from the U.S. for being involved with Drug Trafficking. Read on to find out more.

Mexican Drug Lord Amado Carillo Fuentes: Plastic Surgery Gone Wrong

At a young age, Carillo was already in the drug trade industry helping his uncle. However, he had high dreams of conquering the U.S. drug trade. Read on to find out how plastic surgery led to this Mexican drug lord’s demise.

Lavish Villa of a Mexican Drug Lord Is Being Auctioned for $2 Million

The lavish villa of the late Mexican drug lord Amado Carillo Fuentes or known as the "Lord of the Skies" is now auctioned for $2 million.
Venezuelan security forces boats are seen, after Venezuela's government announced a failed ‘mercenary’ incursion, in Macuto, Venezuela.

8 People Killed on Coast After Attack of Mercenaries, Says Venezuela

The Venezuelan government said it foiled a marine invasion by the "terrorist mercenaries" who tried to enter the country via speedboats from nearby Colombia. As a result, eight people were killed, and two apprehended.
Mexico Shootout

7 Dead in Border Shootout With Los Zetas

Seven Los Zetas gunmen were killed in armed combat with the Mexican Army after setting up an ambush near the border city.
Guatemalan migrants are accompanied by Guatemalan government officials after being deported from the U.S. outside Guatemala's Air Force base in Guatemala City in Guatemala City, Guatemala.

Guatemala’s Maya Villages Spurn US Deportees as Infections Spike

The indigenous Maya towns are currently despising returned migrants, along with a threat to some, of lynching or burning their homes as fear spread as 100 deportees from the United States were found positive for COVID-19.

Today in History – May 4: The Kent State Shootings and More

This day marks the commemoration of the Kate State University shooting. Other events from previous years on this same date have also been highlighted here.
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