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The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

Tiger Woods Course To Replace LIV Venue On PGA Tour

El Cardonal in Mexico has been revealed as the new venue for the World Wide Technology Championship

Golf Monthly

Love Is Blind star Jackelina Bonds explains why she broke down in tears during Mexico vacation

Reality star says ‘family always comes first’

The Independent UK

At least 39 dead after fire at Mexican migrant facility on US border

Mexican president says protests to blame for fire in Ciudad Juárez, the latest example of dangers facing those taking route to US

The Guardian - UK

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2022 was most dangerous year for journalists in Mexico -advocacy group

Last year was the most violent on record for journalists in Mexico, the free-speech group Article 19 said on Tuesday, citing security forces and other state agents as the main offenders.

Reuters

Inside horror immigration centre fire that killed 39 as ‘guards REFUSED to open door’

The fire at the detention centre of Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM) in Ciudad Juarez, near the US-Mexico border and El Paso, Texas, reportedly started during a riot against deportations

Daily Mirror

39 migrants dead as fire highlights Mexico-US tension

A fire that killed 39 migrants who were about to be deported from Ciudad Juarez highlights the increasing tension over Mexico’s continued crackdown on migrants aiming to reach the U.S.

Tribune News Service

El Cardonal, Tiger Woods’ first golf course design in Mexico, will host the 2023 World Wide Technology Championship

The PGA Tour is heading to a Tiger Woods design.

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39 killed in migrant detention fire

Critics slams federal policy for "pushing these migrants back into Mexico to face unsafe conditions"

Salon

At least 39 migrants die in Mexico fire

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico: A fire started by migrants protesting against their expected deportation killed at least 39 people at a Mexican immigration detention centre near the US border, authorities said on Tuesday.

Bangkok Post

Mexico facility fire – latest: 39 migrants killed after ‘protest’ in detention centre near US border

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The Independent UK

Dozens killed in fire at migrant detention center on Mexico-US border

At least 39 migrants died in a fire that broke out at an immigration detention center in a Mexican city on the US border, the Mexican government said Tuesday.

France 24

Fire at migrant center in Mexico near El Paso kills at least 39

Mexico’s president said the fire started in the Ciudad Juárez center when migrants learned they would be deported and set fire to mattresses in protest. Twenty-nine injured migrants were sent to local hospitals.

The Texas Tribune

Dozens die in horror inferno amid record rush to US-Mexico border

More than three dozen migrants have died in a fire at an immigration detention centre in northern Mexico near the US border, an official says.

The New Daily

39 migrants are dead, 29 injured after a fire at an immigration facility in Mexico

At least 39 migrants are dead following a fire Monday in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, just across the U.S. border. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says the migrants started the fire out of despair.

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The Independent UK

39 dead in fire at Mexico migrant facility near US: official

An official with the National Immigration Institute say 39 people died and 29 were injured in a fire in an immigration detention facility in northern Mexico

Evening Standard

At least 37 killed in huge fire at migrant facility in northern Mexico near US border

Footage from the scene showed soldiers and firefighters helping the injured to safety

Daily Mirror

US Mexico border immigration centre fire kills 39 with dozens left injured

A building of the National Institute of Migration in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, was wrapped in flames leaving dozens of people dead, and a lot more critically injured

Reuters

Fire during protest at migrant center kills 38 in Mexico, officials say

At least 38 migrants from Central and South America died after a fire broke out late on Monday at a migrant detention center in the Mexican northern border city of Ciudad Juarez, apparently caused by a protest over deportations, officials said Tuesday.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago-born Mexican kid’s comic Xavier López, ‘Chabelo,’ dies at 88

Chabelo starred in Mexico’s longest-running television show, ‘En Familia con Chabelo,’ a Sunday variety show that ran from 1967 to 2015. He performed well into his 80s.

The Independent UK

Mexican government inserts grammatic 'errors' into textbooks

Mexico's president has defended the insertion of what teachers have long considered grammatical errors into grade-school textbooks

Windows Central

Forza Horizon 5 embraces the darkness with 'Midnights at Horizon' Series update

Find your dark side in the 'Midnights at Horizon' Series update for Forza Horizon 5, which brings lots of nighttime challenges and events, as well as four new cars.

Marie Claire

Are Micah and Paul Still Together After 'Love Is Blind'?

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The Independent UK

Group bans some trade with Mexico over endangered porpoise

The international wildlife body CITES has called on 184 member countries to stop trade with Mexico for products linked to sensitive species, such as orchids, cactuses and skins from crocodiles and snakes

The Guardian - US

‘I tend to avoid moral statements’: the Mexican artist looking at oil, wealth and history

At her New York exhibition, Minerva Cuevas looks back through Mexican history and the many companies who have chosen profit over the public good

Reuters

Mexico will not prohibit Chinese-owned TikTok app, says president

The Mexican government will not ban the popular video sharing social media application TikTok, the country's president said on Monday, even as the United States moves closer to a possible prohibition on the Chinese-owned app due to security concerns.

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