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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.

Al Jazeera

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.

Los Angeles Times

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.

Tribune News Service

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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

The Independent UK

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.

Reuters

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.

Sports Illustrated

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

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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

The Guardian - US

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.

Reuters

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

The Independent UK

Where can I travel to from the UK - and the 23 countries Brits are banned from

Where Brits can travel from the UK for holidays including France, Spain, Turkey, Portugal, Mexico and the USA - and the countries that are still keeping their borders closed during Covid

Daily Mirror

Red alerts put on travel to Mexico from the US

The American nation is one of dozens of other destinations that have been moved to the ‘very high’ travel risk list, due to coronavirus

The Independent UK

Removal flights to Colombia spur Venezuelan fears of harsher immigration treatment in the US

For thousands of Venezuelans hoping to reach the U.S.-Mexico border, recent news that Washington has decided to turn back those who have resided in Colombia is only the most recent sign that the path to the United States is disappearing.

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Reuters

Pemex vote draws old political machinery closer to Mexican president

The election of a veteran lawmaker of the former ruling party to lead the union of state oil firm Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) moves an influential piece of Mexico's old power structure closer to President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who blessed the vote.

The Independent UK

Mexico's remittances surged 27% in 2021 to $51.6 billion

Mexico’s central bank says the money migrants send home to their relatives grew by 27.1% in 2021 to $51.6 billion

Asharq Al-Awsat

South Korea Seal World Cup Spot with Win over Syria

South Korea booked their place at the World Cup in Qatar on Tuesday after Paulo Bento's side beat Syria 2-0 in Dubai to confirm their progress to a 10th consecutive finals. Second-half goals from Kim Jin-su and Kwon Chang-hoon ensured the Koreans continue a run of successive qualifications that stretches…

Zenger

Researchers Find Sacred Cacao Groves Of The Maya

The ancient Maya liked chocolate a lot, and traded cacao beans throughout Mesoamerica.

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Axios

Fourth journalist killed in Mexico this year

The killings have sparked massive protests by journalists around Mexico.

The Independent UK

Number of migrants detained in Mexico surged 78% in January

The number of migrants detained in Mexico surged 78% in January

Reuters

U.S. states, other nations back Mexico's lawsuit against gun makers

Thirteen U.S. states and two Latin America and Caribbean nations on Monday threw their support behind a lawsuit from Mexico that accuses several major U.S. gun makers of facilitating the trafficking of weapons to drug cartels, leading to thousands of deaths.

The Guardian - US

‘We only have a pen’: fury as fourth journalist killed in Mexico this year

Roberto Toledo was shot dead by three gunmen in a carpark in Zitácuaro, where he reported for a local news outlet

The Independent UK

Another journalist slain in Mexico -- the 4th this month

An online news outlet in Mexico says one of its reporters has been shot to death — the fourth journalist to be killed in the country in less than a month

The Independent UK

Mexico's economy enters technical recession

Mexico’s economy entered a technical recession at the end of last year with two consecutive quarters of contraction

Reuters

U.S. returning some Venezuelans caught at border to Colombia under COVID order

The United States is returning some Venezuelans caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border to Colombia if they previously resided in that country, U.S. officials confirmed on Monday, citing the need to limit the spread of COVID-19.

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