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The Herculean task of digitizing Mexico’s vast Indigenous history
The National Institute of Indigenous Peoples faces a monumental challenge: preserving over a century of documentation before it deteriorates.
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Mexico is suing US gun-makers for arming its gangs − and a US court could award billions in damages
Mexico claims that US firearm manufacturers are fueling illegal cross-border gun trafficking and violent crime abroad.
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Mexico, conservation group boost efforts to save tiny vaquita porpoise
The Mexican government announced a new agreement with conservation group Sea Shepherd on Tuesday aimed at boosting protection of the endangered vaquita porpoise, as the world's smallest cetacean nears extinction.
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Why the "nostalgic flavor" of this heirloom corn is causing a resurgence
Farmers holding on to heirloom strains for generations are finding a niche as more consumers seek organic produce.
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Biden orders 20-year ban on oil, gas drilling around tribal site in New Mexico
Hundreds of square miles in New Mexico will be withdrawn from further oil and gas production for the next 20 years on the outskirts of Chaco Culture National Historical Park that tribal communities consider sacred, the Biden administration ordered Friday.
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Unemployment in Mexico reaches historic low
Mexico’s unemployment rate hit a historic low of 2.7% in February, according to figures published today by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). The INEGI’s National Employment and Occupation Survey (ENOE) shows that unemployment in February was a full percentage point lower than the same month in 2022, and 0.1% lower than in January this year.
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What’s the Real Cost of Mezcal?
Communities in Oaxaca, Mexico, are striving to produce mezcal sustainably—but soaring demand from across the border makes it tough.
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Mexico too dangerous for spring break, Texas officials say
Texan officials say that cartel violence represents a significant threat for those entering Mexico.
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Chichen Itza: New area discovered at Mexican historic site
Archaeologists have revealed a group of structures discovered at the famed Mayan Chichen Itza archaeological site in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, believed to have been part of a housing complex inhabited by the elite of the sacred city founded in the 5th Century AD.
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Family of US tourist killed in Mexico takes action to demand justice
Frustrated friends and relatives of a North Carolina tourist who was killed under suspicious circumstances on a Mexico holiday four months ago are taking matters into their own hands this weekend. A group of Shanquella Robinson’s loved ones and local activists plan to walk from Little Rock A.M.E. Zion Church in Charlotte Saturday to a local post office and mail 1,000 pink letters to authorities to demand justice in her death, the Sun reported.
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In Mexico, street food brings communities together
Tacos sold from baskets strapped onto the backs of bikes and steaming sweet potatoes served hot off the cart make up some of the unique sights and smells of Mexico’s vibrant street food culture. The country has gained international attention for its fine dining in recent years, landing numerous restaurants on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list. And traditional Mexican cuisine – defined not only for its iconic ingredients like heirloom corn, chiles, and beans, but also for the way in which the food is grown – was added to the United Nations’ list of intangible cultural heritage.
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Ahead of Biden's U.S.-Mexico border visit, migrants fear new rules
Several hundred people marched through the streets of El Paso on Saturday afternoon, and when they arrived at a group of migrants huddling outside a church, they sang to them “no estan solos” — “you are not alone.” Around 300 migrants have taken refuge on sidewalks outside Sacred Heart Church, some of them afraid to seek more formal shelters, advocates say, amid new restrictions meant to crack down on illegal border crossings.
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How to Find Suitable Stores Near Me
Tienda cerca de mí is a Spanish term and here we will learn about its meaning & what search engines suggest to us.
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Where to Find Tienda Mexicana cerca de mí in USA
Tienda mexicana cerca de mí: A guide showing you where to find Mexican stores in the USA that sells Mexican products.
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Mexico is world's deadliest spot for environmental activists
Mexico has become the deadliest place in the world for environmental and land defense activists, according to a global survey released Wednesday, and the Yaqui Indigenous people of northern Mexico are still mourning the killing of water-defense leader Tomás Rojo found dead in June 2021.
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Tesla Gets Dedicated Lane At US-Mexico Border Crossing
There's a new, unusual sign at the Columbia Solidarity border crossing between Texas and Mexico: "Tesla," written in the company's own font. Tesla struck a deal with the Mexican state of Nuevo León to add a dedicated lane at the border crossing just for the company and its suppliers to use, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
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Mexico gives Tesla a dedicated lane at the border to speed up crossing into the US
The exclusive lane, at the remote checkpoint just north of Laredo, Texas, will be for suppliers only, not Tesla owners
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BP exploited Mexican communities hoping to benefit from carbon credits: report
Oil and gas giant BP has been caught up in a controversy involving low payouts to Mexican villagers participating in its carbon credit program, designed to improve forest conservation while offsetting the company’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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Is Mexico City Safe for Travel?
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Thieves disappear with 20 shipping containers full of gold and silver ore and TVs from Mexico seaport
Mexico City — Thieves broke into a freight storage area at the Pacific coast seaport of Manzanillo and stole 20 freight containers loaded with partly refined gold and silver ore and television sets, the Mexican Employers Federation said Monday. José Medina Mora, president of the federation, said the large-scale robbery was a sign of rising crime in Mexico.
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