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BLOODY MEXICAN WEEKEND VIOLENCE CLAIMS AT LEAST 25 INCLUDING CHILEAN TOURIST
A group of armed men killed three people in a bar in the resort city of Cancun, local media reported... READ MORE›
MEXICO FAILS TO OFFER MIGRANTS ASYLUM, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL REPORTS
It also noted the increasing number of asylum claims Mexico has granted... READ MORE›
NAFTA'S FATE UNCERTAIN AHEAD OF MONTREAL ROUND OF TALKS
FILE PHOTO Flags are pictured during the fifth round of NAFTA talks involving the United States, Mexico and Canada, in Mexico City, Mexico, November 19, 2017... READ MORE›
MEXICO POSTS HIGHEST HOMICIDE RATE IN DECADES
MEXICO CITY AP -- Mexico posted its highest homicide rate in decades, with the government reporting Sunday there were 29,168 murders in 2017, a 27 percent increase over 2016... READ MORE›
MEXICO REJECTS TRUMP CLAIM IT WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS COUNTRY
Trump has suggested that Mexico could finance construction of the wall indirectly through changes to NAFTA... READ MORE›
DRUG CARTEL VIOLENCE BLAMED AS AT LEAST 33 CORPSES FOUND IN MEXICO MASS GRAVES
Sniffer dogs led authorities to the grisly discovery of three clandestine graves containing at least 33 bodies in a sugarcane field in Mexico's Pacific coa... READ MORE›
ARCHAEOLOGISTS IN MEXICO CLAIM WORLD'S LONGEST FLOODED CAVE
The Sac Actun and Dos Ojos caves were both previously known and are near the Caribbean coast town of Tulum... READ MORE›
CITY COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTION SUPPORTING SEATTLE'S BID TO HOST 2026 WORLD CUP
Other major cities included Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, San Francisco, Toronto, Mexico City and more... READ MORE›
SAYING HE CANNOT SERVE TRUMP, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO PANAMA RESIGNS
Some of Trump's policies have been widely regarded within the region as hostile to Latin America... READ MORE›
TACKLE GLOBAL ROAD DEATHS LIKE PREVENTABLE DISEASES, REPORT URGES
In sub-Saharan Africa where the accident rate was highest, less than 20 percent of road deaths are reported in government statistics... READ MORE›
WHY THE U.S. CONSIDERS PARTS OF MEXICO JUST AS DANGEROUS TO VISIT AS SYRIA AND YEMEN
Continuous gangland clashes fuel violence in Northern Mexico's Tamaulipas as rival cartels seek valuable smuggling routes into South Texas... READ MORE›
PLANE NEARLY LANDS ON OCCUPIED RUNWAY IN SAN FRANCISCO
The tower ordered the Aeromexico Boeing 737 jet to circle around... READ MORE›
HONDURAS EARTHQUAKE: MAGNITUDE-7.6 QUAKE HITS IN CARIBBEAN
MEXICO CITY -- A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck in the Caribbean Sea between the coast of Honduras and the Cayman Islands on Tuesday night... READ MORE›
MEXICAN GOVERNOR CLAIMS RETALIATION FOR INQUIRY INTO GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION
Pena Nieto also denied accusations of withholding funds, telling reporters the federal government worked closely with state governors regardless of party affiliation ... READ MORE›
SALVADORANS FEAR TPS DECISION WILL BE A HUGE ECONOMIC BLOW BUT PIN HOPES ON CONGRESS
Another major impact of the decision could be a decline in the amount of money that Salvadorans in the United States send home... READ MORE›
GUNFIGHTS BETWEEN RESIDENTS AND COMMUNITY POLICE OUTSIDE ACAPULCO CLAIM 11
Another 30 members of the local police, which had been authorized by state officials to operate in the small town, were arrested in the operation... READ MORE›
CHRISTIANS AROUND THE WORLD CELEBRATE EPIPHANY
In Istanbul, the Greek Orthodox Christian community celebrated Epiphany with the traditional blessing of the waters... READ MORE›
FROM NO-GO AREA TO HOT DESTINATION
The Samalayuca sand dunes are considered one of Mexico's best-kept secrets... READ MORE›
FIVE HUMAN HEADS FOUND ON VERACRUZ TAXI BONNET
Recently, the State Prosecutor's Office and the Veracruz Secretariat of Public Safety have claimed they have dismantled several organised crime groups... READ MORE›
1968'S CHAOS: THE ASSASSINATIONS, RIOTS AND PROTESTS THAT DEFINED OUR WORLD
With 2018 marking the 50th anniversary of that extraordinary year, thousands of historians descend on Washington to consider 1968's meaning and global context... READ MORE›
'TRUMP OF OAXACA' LEOBARDO RAMOS CRACKS DOWN ON MIGRANTS IN MEXICO
Lopez says her son in Houston isn't a criminal -- he's different from the Central American migrants in Mexico... READ MORE›
M4.7 CHRISTMAS QUAKE SHAKES SOUTHERN MEXICO; NO DAMAGE REPORTED
AP A Christmas day earthquake has shaken southern Mexico. There are no immediate reports of damage. Monday's temblor was centered near the Pacific coast re... READ MORE›
MEXICO NABS ALLEGED MASTERMIND OF HIGH-PROFILE REPORTER MIROSLAVA BREACH'S SLAYING
Breach, 54, was a respected correspondent for the national newspaper La Jornada and also contributed to other papers in the cities of Chihuahua and Juarez... READ MORE›
GUATEMALA TO MOVE EMBASSY IN ISRAEL TO JERUSALEM
In 1967, Israel took over East Jerusalem from Jordan and declared the whole city as its eternal indivisible capital in 1980... READ MORE›
MEXICO MURDERS HIT RECORD HIGH, DEALING BLOW TO PRESIDENT
Such a strategy harbors risks for the former Mexico City mayor... READ MORE›
MEXICO MURDERS HIT RECORD HIGH, DEALING BLOW TO PRESIDENT
Such a strategy harbors risks for the former Mexico City mayor... READ MORE›
6 KILLED IN NORTHERN MEXICO AS VIOLENCE THREATENS LOS CABOS
In July, the bodies of three people were found shot inside a car in the parking lot of a condominium in Cabo San Lucas' hotel zone... READ MORE›
SIX BODIES HUNG FROM BRIDGES NEAR LOS CABOS TOURIST RESORT AMID MEXICO'S MOST MURDEROUS MODERN YEAR
The governor of the state of Baja California Sur, Carlos Mendoza Davis, said that authorities were investigating the incidents near Los Cabos... READ MORE›
8 AMERICANS 2 SWEDES 1 CANADIAN DEAD IN MEXICAN BUS CRASH
Associated Press writers Christopher Sherman in Mexico City and Jennifer Kay in Miami contributed to this report... READ MORE›
MEXICO DRUG WAR FAST FACTS
Nicknamed El Kilo, a presumed leader of the Los Zetas drug cartel... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Mexico City.
STRONG 6.2-MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE HITS MEXICO CITY
The earthquake comes just days after a 7.1 magnitude quake hit Mexico City, destroying buildings, and killing nearly 300 people... READ MORE›
'STUPIDITY AND EVIL': FORMER HOSTAGE JOSHUA BOYLE SAYS TALIBAN-LINKED CAPTORS KILLED INFANT, RAPED HIS WIFE
Boyle said he travelled to the country to help the most neglected minority group in the world, those ordinary villagers who live deep inside Taliban-controlled Afghanistan... READ MORE›
DA-AA DE LOS MUERTOS ISN'T 'MEXICAN HALLOWEEN'
The word death is not pronounced in New York, in Paris, in London, because it burns the lips... READ MORE›
WELL STAY SILENT NO MORE OVER SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE ART WORLD
We are not surprised when gallerists romanticise, minimise, and hide sexually abusive behaviour by artists they represent... READ MORE›
TRUMP SAYS HE WILL ALLOW SCHEDULED RELEASE OF JFK FILES
The US president says he will allow scheduled release of classified files relating to Kennedy's assassination... READ MORE›
'TAKE A KNEE' ANTI-RACIST PROTESTS MOVE BEYOND THE NFL
American footballers' campaign of protests against police brutality and racism is rippling throughout the United States and sparking demonstrations beyond the National Football League NFL ... READ MORE›
TOP TRUMP OFFICIAL SAYS U.S. ISN'T OFFERING 'ANYTHING' TO CANADA IN EXCHANGE FOR NAFTA DEMANDS
WASHINGTON--The Trump administration is demanding NAFTA concessions from Canada and Mexico but not offering anything in exchange, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Wednesday... READ MORE›
CHALLENGER LEADING PRESIDENT IN HONDURAN ELECTION
If Mr. Nasralla becomes president, Mr. Zelaya will return to the center of Honduras's political scene... READ MORE›
TRADE TROUBLES FACE TRUDEAU ON TRIP TO WASHINGTON AND MEXICO CITY
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to talk trade, security and gender equality during his four-day trip to the United States and Mexico that begins Tuesday... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU, TRUMP GOVERNMENTS TRADE CRITICISM AS NAFTA TALKS FALTER
Like Freeland, Bob Fisher, a U.S. negotiator in the original NAFTA talks, said he does not consider the delay a sign of a breakdown... READ MORE›
FORGOTTEN IN LIFE AND DEATH: INEQUALITY FOR MEXICO'S INVISIBLE UNDERCLASS AFTER QUAKE
At least 21 people were killed here in Colonia Obrera, one of Mexico City's historic working-class neighbourhoods, after it was instantly flattened by this month's powerful earthquake... READ MORE›
ALMOST HALF OF ALL ABORTIONS PERFORMED WORLDWIDE ARE UNSAFE, REVEALS WHO
The highest levels of unsafe abortions were in Africa, where only about one in four are safe and as a result abortion deaths are high... READ MORE›
NEW QUAKE HALTS RESCUE EFFORTS IN MEXICO
A strong tremor in southern Mexico temporarily suspended the search for survivors of this week's powerful earthquake in the capital, Mexico City... READ MORE›
NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION FILES READY FOR RELEASE
Trump won't block release of never-before-seen documents on JFK assassination... READ MORE›
JFK: TRUMP RELEASES 2,800 ASSASSINATION DOCUMENTS
Kennedy was shot in Dallas, Texas on November 23, 1963, allegedly by a lone gunman, Lee Harvey Oswald... READ MORE›
NEW AIRPLANE BIOFUELS PLAN WOULD 'DESTROY RAINFORESTS', WARN CAMPAIGNERS
An industry proposal to limit the biofuels target to 2025 is one possible compromise, but others may emerge before the plan is put to a vote... READ MORE›
POWERFUL EARTHQUAKE STRIKES MEXICO CITY
Rebecca Blackwell, AP None People attend a Mass remembering the victims of the recent 7.1-magnitude earthquake, at the Basilica of Guadalupe, in Mexico City, Sept. 24, 2017... READ MORE›
JFK ASSASSINATION: QUESTIONS THAT WON'T GO AWAY
Certainly Fidel Castro Cuban prime minister, then president had motive to kill President Kennedy... READ MORE›
TRUMP CALLS CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS 'SO INTERESTING'
Classified files relating to a probe into the assassination of John F Kennedy will be released tomorrow, President Donald Trump has said... READ MORE›
BILLIONS IN TAX BREAKS OFFERED TO AMAZON FOR SECOND HEADQUARTERS
Missouri's economic development department said the state had a non-disclosure agreement with Amazon... READ MORE›
WHAT WE CAN EXPECT FROM THE JFK FILES TRUMP IS RELEASING
First off, the final batch contains more than 3,000 files, and each of those files could contain hundreds of individual documents... READ MORE›
TRUMP HAS NO PLANS TO BLOCK SCHEDULED RELEASE OF JFK RECORDS
The National Archives has until Thursday to disclose the remaining files related to Kennedy's 1963 assassination... READ MORE›
IN DELHI, YOU CAN TASTE THE POLLUTION IN THE AIR -- BUT NOBODY CARES
Last Wednesday, central New Delhi's count of harmful PM2.5 particles exceeded a staggering 1,000 on the US EPA's air quality index... READ MORE›
'HIDDEN TOO LONG': TRUMP WON'T BLOCK RELEASE OF JFK FILES
Donald Trump US President won't block release of JFK files, subject to 'further information'... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | MEXICO'S PRESIDENT FACES AN EARTHQUAKE OF HIS OWN WHEN HE ASKS CITIZENS FOR DISASTER ASSISTANCE
Rescuers try to recover victims from a building that collapsed during the recent 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Mexico City... READ MORE›
BIG COMPANIES' CLIMATE CHANGE TARGETS ARE 'UNAMBITIOUS', SAY ANALYSTS
While almost all companies have plans in place to reduce carbon emissions, those plans don't go far enough, according to the Carbon Disclosure Project... READ MORE›
MEXICANS DISPLACED BY QUAKE: THIS IS LIKE A HORROR STORY
A powerful earthquake shook Mexico City causing panic on the 32nd anniversary of a devastating 1985 quake... READ MORE›
TRUMP RIPS NFL AFTER REPORT ON NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM POLICY
Marshawn Lynch of the NFL's Oakland Raiders stands for the Mexican Anthem and sits down to boos for our National Anthem... READ MORE›
SAY DONALD TRUMP KILLS NAFTA. HERE'S WHAT EXPERTS SAY WILL HAPPEN TO CANADA
The first possibility is that Trump allows the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, which NAFTA replaced in 1994, to come back into effect... READ MORE›
NEW JFK DOCUMENTS SUGGEST CIA HAD 'VERY INTENSIVE' INTEREST IN OSWALD BEFORE ASSASSINATION
Morley said the CIA cover story was our interest in Oswald was merely routine... READ MORE›