24May2023 | Priest Killed in Mexico; 9th Slain in Country in Past 4 Years The Associated Press A Roman Catholic priest has been killed in the western Mexican state of Michoacan, the ninth slain in the country in the past four years. |
23May2023 | Inside the Secretive Network of Abortion Pill Vigilantes Daily Beast Since the fall of Roe, a covert chain of activists have banded together to provide abortion medication to those in red states - and they’re risking everything in the process. |
23May2023 | Migrants Flow Through Mexico’s Southern Border After Title 42’s End Los Angeles Times Huge numbers of U.S.-bound migrants — mostly South and Central Americans, but also a mix of people from Africa, Asia and Europe — are making illegal crossings of the more than 500-mile border separating Mexico from Guatemala. |
22May2023 | Mexico Unveils New Non-Binary Passport: ‘Diversity Enriches and Flourishes’ PinkNews In a win for diversity, Mexico has finally begun allowing its citizens to legally identify as their true selves after issuing the country’s first non-binary passport. |
21May2023 | Is Mexico’s President Weakening Its Democracy? TVO.org Moves, such as the changes to election law made recently by his government, have critics worried that he’s positioning his party to revive a kind of one-party rule that threatens Mexican democracy. |
20May2023 | Government Financing for Mayan Train Violates Socio-Environmental Standards Inter Press Service The construction of the Mexican government’s most important megaproject has drawn criticism from affected communities due to its environmental, social and cultural effects. |
19May2023 | Threatening 22 Million People, Scientists Closely Watch Mexico’s ’Popo’ Volcano Associated Press Mexico’s Popocatepetl volcano rumbled to life again this week, belching out towering clouds of ash that forced 11 villages to cancel school sessions. |
18May2023 | Some Pharmacies in Mexico Sell Counterfeit Drugs to U.S. Tourists Pain News Network Researchers say the growing trade in counterfeit drugs – both north and south of the border – is due in part to a decade-long crackdown on prescription opioids. |
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