06Sep2023 | Thousands Disqualified From Mexican Marathon for Cheating Guardian Sport More than a third of runners at this year’s Mexico City Marathon have been expelled after organizers say they cut out sections of the 26.2 mile course. |
04Sep2023 | Mexican President’s State of the Union Address Suggests Crime Is Not a Problem AP International News Mexico’s president delivered his second-to-last state of the union, and perhaps what was most striking of his roughly 1 1/2 hour speech was what he didn’t talk about: drugs, crime or drug cartels. |
03Sep2023 | Why Did a Drug Gang Kill 43 Students? Text Messages Hold Clues The New York Times Newly reported text messages are shedding fresh light on the unsolved cartel massacre of 43 students in Mexico, revealing military and government officials were complicit in covering up the murders. |
31Aug2023 | Parents in Mexico Oppose Textbooks With Gender Ideology CNA The new school textbooks developed by the Mexican government headed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador have been at the center of criticism from parents. |
25Aug2023 | Official Leading Search for Mexico’s Disappeared Resigns as Critics Worry Government May Rig Numbers Associated Press The head of Mexico’s commission leading the search for tens of thousands who have disappeared over past decades of violence has stepped down as the government increasingly comes under criticism of trying to undermine the true numbers of the missing. |
22Aug2023 | New Bill Proposed to Penalize ‘Ecocide’ in Mexico Geographical Mexico has announced a new bill to criminalize ‘ecocide’ – the deliberate or negligent destruction of the natural environment – joining countries including the Netherlands, Brazil, Spain and Belgium to penalize the act. |
21Aug2023 | Why Is AMLO Worried About an Outsider? She’s Funny, Profane — And Inspiring Washington Post Xóchitl Gálvez is a radiant, broad-faced Indigenous woman who grew up in extreme poverty, studied math over the protests of her abusive, alcoholic father, and battled her way to building a prosperous tech company and becoming a senator. Now she is rocking Mexican politics. |
18Aug2023 | Portion of the Berlin Wall Dedicated in Tijuana as Monument, Message to U.S. Border Report The Berlin-based Falling Walls Foundation erected a monument just south of the border barrier last weekend in Tijuana to send a message to the United States. |
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