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Maya Train Project Threatens Fragile Cenote Ecosystem In Mexico

Learn about the environmental impact of Mexico's Maya Train project on delicate underground ecosystems and the debate over development versus conservation.

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Mexico Presidential Elections: How The 3 Candidates Plan To Combat Organized Crime

Based on manifestos, public statements, and appearances in the last of three presidential debates held on May 19, here is how the candidates have vowed to deal with organized criminal gangs in the country who still have a lot of power over territories and communities.

Latin Times

Mexico quickly built a tourist train. It’s destroying the country’s natural wonders

The train has sparked criticism by environmentalists and scientists as its construction plowed down millions of trees

The Independent UK

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In Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, a hidden underground world under threat by the Maya Train

Mexico’s outgoing leader has rapidly built a train system looping around the country’s southern Yucatan Peninsula

The Independent UK

Mexicans choose between continuity and change in election overshadowed by violence

When Mexicans go to the polls on June 2, they will do so in an increasingly polarized country that continues to struggle with staggering levels of violence across large swathes of territory.

The Independent UK

Mexico's presidential campaign reaches final stretch, with two women eyeing top job

Campaigning to be Mexico's next president reached a climax on Wednesday with two women leading the race for the first time in the violence-plagued Latin American nation. Gema Kloppe-Santamaria, Associate Professor of Latin American History and International Affairs at George Washington University and Global Fellow at the Wilson Center, speaks…

France 24

Trump’s prosecution is unprecedented in US – but other countries have prosecuted former leaders

A Manhattan jury on May 30, 2024 convicted former President Donald Trump on charges he falsified business records related to the cover-up of his relationship with a porn star.

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White House Plans Border Clampdown To Curb Asylum Requests

The White House is finalizing a strategy to tighten U.S.-Mexico border security, including halting asylum requests and automatic denial of entry. President...

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Five Things To Know About Mexico's Outgoing President

Mexico's outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is a veteran leftist and self-proclaimed anti-corruption fighter who remains widely popular after nearly six years in office.

International Business Times

The chilled way to do the Yucatan Peninsula (without an influencer in sight)

The ‘Tuluminati’ have ruined beautiful Tulum with their ring lights and Burning Man ‘fits, so head to the tranquil Riviera Maya instead, says Luciana Bellini

Evening Standard

Three Political Candidates Attacked In Mexico In One Day

Violent attacks on political candidates in Mexico raise concerns about safety and democracy.

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Mexico’s deadly heat dome is coming for the US

The heat dome has been linked to the deaths of at least 48 people in Mexico

The Independent UK

Latino migrants are facing "unprecedented vulnerabilities" on their journey to the U.S.

MSF also highlights that local health institutions were "overwhelmed" facing the increase in the migratory flow in 2023.

Latin Times

Two women vie for Mexico's presidency amid polarization, spiralling violence

Mexico goes into Sunday’s election deeply divided: friends and relatives no longer talk politics for fear of worsening unbridgeable divides, while drug cartels have split the country into a patchwork quilt of warring fiefdoms. The atmosphere is literally heating up, amid a wave of unusual heat, drought, pollution and political…

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Mexico Election: Divided Nation Faces Uncertain Future

Mexico's crucial election on Sunday is overshadowed by violence, polarization, and uncertainty about the future.

International Business Times

Bloodshed Mars Final Day Of Mexico Election Campaigns

A gunman shot dead an aspiring mayor at a rally Wednesday in southern Mexico, marking a bloody end to campaigning in a country expected to elect its first woman president this weekend.

International Business Times

Mexico Presidential Campaigns Near Finale With Women Leading

Campaigning to be Mexico's next president approached a climax Wednesday with two women leading the race for the first time in the violence-plagued Latin American nation.

Salon

How avocado impacts the environment

"Over time, though, every serving of avocado toast takes a toll on Michoacán's land, forests and water supply"

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The Jeep Wagoneer S Will Be Built In Mexico

Jeep’s first U.S.-bound EV will join the Ford Mustang Mach-E and Chevrolet Blazer EV as Mexican-built cars.

The Independent UK

Violence clouds the last day of campaigning in Mexico's elections

Mexico is holding the last day of campaigning ahead of Sunday’s nationwide elections

The Conversation

Avocados are a ‘green gold’ export for Mexico, but growing them is harming forests and waters

Consumers’ love for avocados in the United States seems to know no bounds. From 2001 through 2020, consumption of this fruit laden with healthy fats tripled nationwide, rising to over 8 pounds per person yearly.

The Guardian - US

‘It’s become a battleground’: Mexico’s local candidates face deadly violence

A candidate for mayor in Guanajuato state has the army on his roof after the candidate he replaced was shot dead – one of 30 killed so far in this campaign

The Independent UK

Mexico's next president is likely a woman. But in some Indigenous villages, men have all the power

Seventy years ago, Mexican women won the right to vote, and today the country’s on the verge of electing its first woman president

International Business Times

'Two Mexicos' Prepare To Vote Amid Economic Divide

One runs an aerospace parts maker, the other works in a restaurant near a major new oil refinery -- both women will vote in Mexican elections this weekend, but they could be from different countries.

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