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The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

ITV This Morning under fire as viewers blast 'tone deaf' segment

Angry viewers branded the show "out of touch"

Liverpool Echo

Suspect on most wanted list captured after 16 years on the run

Octaviano Juarez-Corro was added to the FBI’s 10 most wanted fugitives list in 2018

The Independent UK

Ford Halting Mustang Mach-E Production This Week Amid Chip Crisis

Production will be suspended at plants in Michigan, Illinois and Mexico, and cut at factories in Kansas City, Dearborn, Kentucky, Louisville and Oakville.

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Mexican authorities clear makeshift migrant camp near U.S. border

Mexican authorities on Sunday cleared a makeshift camp in the north of the country where hundreds of migrants heading towards the U.S. border had been holding out for more than a year in what rights organizations criticized as deplorable conditions.

Reuters

13 US states side with Mexican government in lawsuit against gun manufacturers

Mexico sued some of America’s biggest gunmakers including Smith & Wesson and Glock in August claiming they were knowingly contributing to the illegal trafficking of firearms to drug cartels in the country

The Independent UK

Mexico drug gangs now using IEDs to take out army vehicles

‘The army is there and can’ confront the cartels, ‘but the orders just simply don’t come,’ security analyst says

The Independent UK

Journalism under siege: Recent murders highlight Mexico’s elusive justice

SAN DIEGO — Even as journalists in dozens of cities across Mexico held vigils and demonstrations in recent weeks to protest vicious killings of two of their colleagues, the threats against local Tijuana reporters continued to pour in on social media and in person.

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Mexico needs to speed processes to help migrants, human rights commission says

Mexico's National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) on Saturday asked immigration authorities to speed up the processes that would help nearly 2,000 migrants get documents to regularize their stay in Mexico or let them travel through Mexico without being detained.

Reuters

The future of food: Why we can’t be too reliant on seed banks

A lot is made of seed vaults, but my research shows that we need to diversify to secure the future, writes Helen Anne Curry

The Independent UK

Criminal gangs clash in central Mexico, 16 people die -authorities

Sixteen people died in Mexico's central state of Zacatecas following an apparent violent dispute between criminal gangs, authorities said on Saturday, as the state grapples with a spike in violence.

Reuters

Mexican cartels now use IEDs as well as bomb-dropping drones

In the war between drug cartels in western Mexico, gangs have begun using improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on roads to disable army vehicles

The Independent UK

In a victory for labor rights in Mexico, an independent union wins power at a General Motors plant

When Maria Alejandra Morales Reynoso got a job 11 years ago at General Motors' largest plant in Mexico, her starting salary of less than $10 a day was barely enough to live on.

Los Angeles Times

Anglers set out for tuna, land 1,000-pound blue marlin

Anglers vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on Wednesday brought to port a blue marlin that weighed an estimated 1,000 pounds and measured an astonishing 14 feet.

USA Today Sports Media Group

This is how I avoided expensive data roaming charges with EE during my Mexico honeymoon

I avoided excessive mobile charges during my honeymoon and you can too - here's how

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Al Jazeera

What’s behind the spike in journalist murders in Mexico?

Four journalists were killed in January, highlighting a dangerous culture of impunity in the country, rights groups say.

Los Angeles Times

Jean Guerrero: If killings of Mexico's journalists continue, democracy will die with them

Democracy in Mexico depends on the work of Mexican journalists, and they're being murdered with impunity.

Tribune News Service

In new North American trade deal, autos create biggest flashpoints

A year and a half since the United States' revamped trade agreement with Canada and Mexico went into effect, changes in the North American auto industry have created some of the greatest tests of the new deal.

The Independent UK

US planning to deploy robot dogs to patrol southern border with Mexico

Move has come under fire by critics who say the dogs will increase dehumanising conditions

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Reuters

Protesting migrants in southern Mexico threaten to form new caravan

Hundreds of migrants in the southern Mexican city of Tapachula on Thursday protested against the slow pace of government visa approvals and threatened to form a fresh caravan that would head to the U.S. border.

Sports Illustrated

Concacaf World Cup Qualifying Scenarios: How Canada, USMNT, Mexico Can Reach Qatar

It's the 2026 tournament cohosts who are in the strongest shape to make it to Qatar later this year. Here's what lies ahead in the final qualifying window.

The Independent UK

Auto workers vote for independent union at Mexico GM plant

Workers at a General Motors assembly plant in northern Mexico have voted for a new independent union to represent them after casting off a collective bargaining agreement negotiated by an old guard union last year

The Guardian - US

Lessons from Concacaf qualifying: US insecurity in the cold and Canada’s surge

Canada are all but assured of a place at Qatar 2022 but US Soccer’s decision to play the weakest team in the group in freezing conditions was an odd one

Reuters

Mexico tops 5 million total coronavirus cases

Mexico topped 5 million total confirmed coronavirus cases on Wednesday, registering 42,181 new cases and 573 new deaths, according to health ministry data.

The Independent UK

Mexico plans state lithium company, questions Chinese mine

Mexico’s president says he will create a state-owned company to mine lithium and appears to suggest he will seek to cancel one of the few existing permits held by a Chinese company

The Independent UK

Fourth journalist killed in Mexico in a month

‘We are not armed, we don’t carry weapons. Our only means of defense are a pen, a pencil, a notebook,’ director says

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