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Hurricane Kay at sea, but lashes Mexico's Baja peninsula

Hurricane Kay is lashing Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula with wind and rain as authorities open shelters and close some roads

The Independent UK

Brit couple claim they were 'held like prisoners' after catching Covid on holiday

Pam and Peter Ladyman, from Wilmslow, Cheshire spent 11 days in a room at the Hotel Riu Palace Pacifico in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico after they caught coronavirus on holiday

Daily Mirror

Mexico invites relatives of Assange, Guevara to Independence Day

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday he had invited relatives of Julian Assange and Che Guevara to attend the country's independence day celebrations next week.

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Hurricane Kay heads to Mexico's Baja California Peninsula

Hurricane Kay is gaining strength in the Pacific and lashing Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, where authorities have opened shelters for those who need to evacuate

The Independent UK

'High-res' photo of UFO shows '50ft disc' emerging from a cloud before 'vanishing into space', claims man

Juan Manuel Sanchez's high-res photos of a UFO flying over his garage have caused quite a stir in Mexico after they went viral on Facebook and were shown on national TV

Daily Mirror

‘Tale of two borders’: how a US Covid-era rule shapes fate of migrants

Title 42 bans all migrants from entering the country over spread of Covid – but the rule is largely enforced against Mexicans and people from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador

The Guardian - US

After Del Rio, some Haitian migrants found safety in the U.S. But many have not

It's been nearly a year since tens of thousands of Haitian migrants converged on Del Rio, Texas. Some of those migrants are still looking for safety — and accountability for how they were treated.

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Kevin Baxter: With Mexico soccer in a dire state, its president searches for a miracle comeback

LOS ANGELES — Yon de Luisa was wearing a bright green Mexican national team polo shirt and an even brighter smile when he entered Banc of California Stadium on Monday, less than two hours before El Tri's women's team beat Angel City, 2-0, in an exhibition.

Los Angeles Times

Hurricane Kay seen strengthening to Category 2, could intensify further

Hurricane Kay, which killed three people in Mexico over the weekend, is expected to intensify to a Category 2 storm later in the day and could further strengthen to "major" storm over the next day and a half, authorities said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Mexican president says he's changed mind about using army to keep peace

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Tuesday that he had changed his mind about deploying the armed forces to oversee public security as he defended his plan to give the Army control of the civilian-led National Guard.

Reuters

Mexico abandons hope to rescue miners as authorities plan to recover bodies

Mexican authorities on Monday outlined an 11-month plan to search for and recover the bodies of 10 coal miners trapped underground a month ago, a quiet admission that they are giving up on ambitions of rescuing the men alive.

Reuters

Kay strengthens into hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast after killing three

Tropical storm Kay strengthened into a hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast on Monday, weather authorities said, a day after leaving three people dead in the southwestern state of Guerrero.

Reuters

A prescription for healthier policy

A healthy population is both a cause and a result of economic growth and development. But achieving both today requires finance ministers to leave their comfort zones.

Bangkok Post

Golf travel: Is Mayakoba as stunning as it looks on TV?

Breathtaking views, beachfront holes, caves and vibrant fairways make this a place even the pros are eager to see.

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The Independent UK

Jesuits remain in Mexican mountains after priests' killings

It's been two months since a pair of Jesuit priests were killed in a remote mountain community in northern Mexico and the suspected killer remains on the loose

Texas Observer

Drifting Toward Disaster: the (Second) Rio Grande

With the river on the brink, authorities are “praying for a hurricane” as reservoirs dwindle and populations boom.

The Independent UK

'Tale of two borders': Mexicans not seen at busy crossings

The Border Patrol is seeing a dramatic shift in the type of migrants who come across the busiest places on the U.S.-Mexico

The Guardian - US

Can Mexico’s 43 missing students get justice at last – or will politics prevail?

A new report has suggested high-level government involvement in the 2014 disappearance of members of a rural teacher training college

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The Guardian - US

Migrants risk death crossing treacherous Rio Grande river for ‘American dream’

Nine died while swimming the Rio Grande on Friday as deaths became commonplace this year after a migration shift pushed thousands here

The Independent UK

Mexico debates its no-bail policy for nonviolent suspects

In Mexico, a long list of nonviolent crimes bring automatic pretrial detention, with no bail or house arrest allowed

Tribune News Service

Mexican deputies pass bill to militarize national guard

MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies passed a bill late Friday that brings the national guard under control of the Defense Ministry in a move likely to be challenged in court.

Reuters

Mexico's lower house backs giving Army control of National Guard

Mexico's lower house of Congress early on Saturday passed a bill to give the Army control over the civilian-led National Guard in a controversial move that critics say will unconstitutionally tighten the military's grip over law and order.

Reuters

'Mosaic of pain': 17 atrocities reported in the news a day in Mexico, study finds

An average of 17 atrocities were reported in news outlets in Mexico each day during the first six months of 2022, up 18% from the same period last year, according to a report by non-governmental organization Causa en Comun.

Al Jazeera

Eight dead, 37 rescued after attempt to cross Rio Grande to US

The International Organization for Migration points to rising fatalities as more people attempt to enter US from Mexico.

Newcastle Herald

Alex Morris: Postcard from Mexico

Every time I come I get more comfortable and fall more in love

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