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Under pressure over energy plan, Mexico president suggests pausing relations with Spain

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Wednesday said diplomatic relations with Spain should pause, turning on Mexico's former colonial power as he sought to deflect criticism of his plan to strengthen state control of the power market.

Reuters

Activists push for Mexico’s GM corn ban to include imports

Cultivating genetically modified corn is banned in Mexico, but the country still imports it from the US.

Al Jazeera

Kerry calls for keeping power markets open in Mexico

U_S_ climate envoy John Kerry has called for more investment in clean energy and urged Mexico to keep its power market “open and competitive.”

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Tucker Carlson bizarrely claims Biden’s safe ‘crack pipe’ drug plan is racist against white people

‘The White House plans to continue allowing as much fentanyl as possible to come into this country through Mexico,’ says Fox News host

The Independent UK

Mexican Skater Is a Rare Latin American at Winter Olympics

They said he should play football. They said figure skating was for girls.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Spain TUI half-term holidays: Families 'avoiding country' over children Covid vaccine rules

Europe's largest tour operator TUI says Mexico and Turkey are proving popular alternatives

Nottingham Post

Mexico’s Donovan Carrillo giving Latin America hope and excitement in ice skating

Donovan Carrillo might have been in Beijing, but his image was all over Mexico on Tuesday morning.

Los Angeles Times

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U.S. lawmakers take Mexican president to task over need to protect journalists

U.S. lawmakers urged Mexico on Tuesday to step up protection following the killing of four journalists this year, and criticized President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador for publicly lashing out at his government's critics in the media.

Reuters

Mexican skater is a rare Latin American at Winter Olympics

Naysayers didn't deter Mexican figure skater Donovan Carrillo, the rare Latin American athlete at the Winter Games, who has now become an even more rare Beijing Olympics success story – however relative – from that part of the globe

The Independent UK

US climate envoy John Kerry visits Mexico amid power clash

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry will arrive in Mexico Wednesday amid high tensions over Mexico's plan to favor its state-owned electricity company and limit private and foreign firms that have invested in renewable energy

The Independent UK

Texas National Guard member dies after gun accidentally goes off

Soldier was part of state’s Operation Lone Star to stem US-Mexico border crossings

The Independent UK

Uncovering the Underground Railroad to Mexico

Thousands of enslaved Black people trekked south to escape bondage, research shows.

Axios

Mexico’s Donovan Carrillo Is Living the Olympic Dream

The 22-year-old who trains alongside grade-schoolers at a tiny shopping mall rink is the country’s first skater to advance to the free skate final.

Sports Illustrated

With elections looming, France reins in open EU trade policy

France, facing a presidential election in weeks, has halted moves to clear an EU trade deal with Mexico which would allow in 20,000 tonnes of beef imports and wants to make it tougher to access the bloc's markets, diplomats say.

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Benzinga

Resideo Technologies To Acquire First Alert From Newell Brands For $593M Cash

Resideo Technologies Inc (NYSE:REZI) has agreed to acquire First Alert Inc, a home safety products provider, from Newell Brands Inc (NASDAQ:NWL) for $593 million in an all-cash transaction. First Alert offers a portfolio of detection and suppression devices, including smoke alarms, carbon monoxide (CO) alarms, combination alarms, connected fire, and CO devices. For the…

Manchester Evening News

ITV This Morning in hot water with viewers over Georgia Toffolo segment

Georgia Toffolo headed to Mexico for This Morning's new series

Liverpool Echo

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

Angry viewers branded the show "out of touch"

The Independent UK

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

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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.

Reuters

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.

The Independent UK

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

Tribune News Service

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.

Reuters

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.

The Independent UK

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

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