MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico’s central bank cut its benchmark interest rate on Thursday for a fifth straight meeting, lowering it 25 basis points to…
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Mexico prepares to unveil less ambitious justice reform: sources
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico has scaled back a planned judicial reform that alarmed rights defenders and caused a backlash within President Andres Manuel Lopez…
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Second Mexico butterfly activist found dead
A second activist campaigning for the conservation of monarch butterflies and the woods in which they hibernate has been found dead in Mexico. Raúl Hernández…
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Central American caravans advance amid shifting border policies
Thousands head north, some obtaining humanitarian visas in Mexico, while others fear US’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy. Tapachula, Mexico – The church bells were chiming…
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Mexicans mourn death of activist who fought to protect monarch butterflies
EL ROSARIO, Mexico (Reuters) – Surrounded by the millions of monarch butterflies that Mexican environmental activist Homero Gomez fought to protect until his mysterious death,…
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Latin America in 2019: Stories to watch
As controversial new leaders find their feet and crises continue, here are the stories to look out for this year. Upcoming polls: El Salvador presidential…
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Temple to pre-Hispanic 'Flayed God' unearthed in Mexico
Xipe Totec was worshipped in a ceremony called Tlacaxipehualiztli, which means ‘to wear the skin of the flayed one’. Archaeologists in Mexico have found what…
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'The burned screamed': Mexicans seek answers after pipeline blast
Residents comb site, looking for any sign of those who went missing last week after a fuel pipeline explosion killed 89. Tlahuelilpan, Mexico – Claudia…
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Migrants stranded in Mexico cling on to hopes of reaching U.S. border
TAPACHULA, Mexico (Reuters) – Guatemalan migrant Wilfredo Gomez said on Saturday he had been asking God to make him “invisible” as Mexican security forces started…
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Mexico indigenous group enlists children as police
About 20 children have been recruited for an indigenous community police force in western Mexico following a deadly attack blamed on a drug cartel. Some…
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Brief scuffles at Guatemala-Mexico border as migrants try to cross
TECUN UMAN, GUATEMALA (REUTERS) – Scuffles briefly broke out on the Guatemala-Mexico border on Saturday morning (Jan 18) as a group of several hundred mostly…
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Mexico and U.S. plan to reduce illegal arms and drug trade
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico and the United States have agreed on a plan to combat illicit trafficking of arms, drugs and money, the Mexican…
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Mexico can't sell presidential jet, tries new sales pitches
MEXICO CITY (AP) – Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has made selling off the luxurious presidential jet a centrepiece of his austerity programme, but…
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'The burned screamed': Mexicans seek answers after pipeline blast
Residents comb site, looking for any sign of those who went missing last week after a fuel pipeline explosion killed 89. Tlahuelilpan, Mexico – Claudia…
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