05Jan2024 | Mexico Hails Unspecified ‘Important’ Deals With US in Talks on Migration, Trade Reuters Mexico said it had struck unspecified "important" deals with the United States after talks that U.S. officials sought to focus on curbing record-high migration, a key issue in next year’s U.S. elections. |
03Jan2024 | Zapatista Indigenous Rebel Movement Marks 30 Years Since Its Armed Uprising in Southern Mexico The Associated Press Members and supporters of the Zapatista indigenous rebel movement celebrated the 30th anniversary of their brief armed uprising in southern Mexico even as their social base erodes and violence spurred by drug cartels encroaches on their territory. |
28Dec2023 | At Migration Talks, Mexico’s President Says U.S. Should Focus On Helping Poor in Region Washington Post As southern border crossings increase, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says that United States should concentrate more on helping “poor people" in the region. |
27Dec2023 | Mexico’s Weed ‘Nuns’ Want to Take the Plant Back From the Narcos Reuters The sisters frequently post on social media, primarily Instagram, where they can be seen caring for cannabis crops, giving workshops, and attending cannabis-related events. |
25Dec2023 | Migrant Caravan in Southern Mexico Marks Christmas Day by Trudging Onward Associated Press Christmas Day meant the same as any other day for thousands of migrants walking through southern Mexico: more trudging under a hot sun. |
24Dec2023 | What Lies Beneath Mexico’s Vatican of the Zapotecs? The New York Times An archaeological expedition in Mexico seeks what’s left of the sprawling, centuries-old catacombs hidden below the ruins of Mitla. |
22Dec2023 | Escalating Violence in Mexico: A Crisis Ahead of Presidential Election BNN As the calendar ticks closer to Mexico’s presidential election, the nation finds itself in the grip of an escalating wave of violence that has claimed dozens of lives in recent weeks, bringing with it the hope for change. |
21Dec2023 | Under US Pressure Over Fentanyl, Mexico Wages “Imaginary War on Drugs” Reuters Mexico’s army appears to be raiding only a handful of active drug labs every month, despite U.S. pressure to crack down on fentanyl trafficking, with facilities that were already out of use accounting for 95% of seizures this year. |
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