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Mexico issues first birth certificate recognising non-binary gender

Fausto Martinez is the first recipient of the historic official document

The Independent UK · Feb 19, 2022

Pascal Wehrlein toasts feeling F1 couldn't give him but he's loving now in Formula E

Pascal Wehrlein led home a Porsche 1-2 at the Mexico City E-Prix as the German claimed his, and his team's, first win in Formula E with second-place Andre Lotterer playing the team game

Daily Mirror · Feb 19, 2022

Mexico’s top diplomat urges US to manage flow of migrants by creating legal pathways for entry

MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s top diplomat for North America is calling on the U.S. to do “a better job” of managing rising immigration by, in part, creating more legal pathways into the U.S. for migrants who otherwise face an increasingly perilous journey at the hands of organized crime.

Tribune News Service · Feb 19, 2022

U.S. will immediately resume Mexican avocado imports, USDA says

The United States on Friday ended a ban on imports of avocados from Mexico's Michoacan state and restarted an agricultural inspection program it had halted out of concern for the safety of U.S. workers.

Reuters · Feb 18, 2022

US paves way for resumption of Mexico avocado exports

The U.S. Embassy in Mexico says that Washington is lifting a ban on inspections of Mexican avocados, freeing the way for exports to resume

The Independent UK · Feb 18, 2022

Supreme Court to review ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy revival - Roll Call

The high court also granted the Biden administration's request to fast-track the case, paving the way for a potential ruling this summer.

Roll Call · Feb 18, 2022

Can Mexico turbocharge pandemic nearshoring by US firms?

The case is building for US companies to move operations they offshored to Asia closer to home.

Al Jazeera · Feb 18, 2022

Parents reunited with son 16 years after he was abducted from hospital as a baby

Baby Salvador was abducted from a hospital in Guadalajara, Mexico in 2005 and has finally been reunited with his parents 16 years later

Daily Mirror · Feb 18, 2022

Editorial: Mexico president's rhetoric will get more journalists killed

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador could hardly be acting more irresponsibly, vindictively or cruel. Dozens of journalists have been killed in Mexico in recent years and five more have been killed so far this year — two in Tijuana — but the politician known as AMLO has repeatedly called…

Tribune News Service · Feb 18, 2022

Border agency chief faces challenges from within and outside

Chris Magnus has many challenges to overcome in his new role as commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection

The Independent UK · Feb 18, 2022