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Mexico Faces Escalating Measles Outbreak Amidst Semana Santa
A measles outbreak in northern Mexico, starting March 13th with 22 cases, has reached 435 confirmed cases by late April, with one death, spreading to other states during the Semana Santa holiday, raising concerns of a national epidemic.
Mexico Faces Escalating Measles Outbreak Amidst Semana Santa
A measles outbreak in northern Mexico, starting March 13th with 22 cases, has reached 435 confirmed cases by late April, with one death, spreading to other states during the Semana Santa holiday, raising concerns of a national epidemic.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico's Ineffective Narcocorrido Ban: Prioritize Victims, Not Songs
Mexico's government should prioritize supporting victims of cartel violence rather than banning narcocorridos, songs that glorify drug cartels, to effectively combat narcoculture; a lack of justice and state capacity allows cartels to fill power vacuums, fueling public sympathy.
Mexico's Ineffective Narcocorrido Ban: Prioritize Victims, Not Songs
Mexico's government should prioritize supporting victims of cartel violence rather than banning narcocorridos, songs that glorify drug cartels, to effectively combat narcoculture; a lack of justice and state capacity allows cartels to fill power vacuums, fueling public sympathy.
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52% Bias Score
Gunmen Kill Four at Guanajuato Soccer Field
Four men were killed and two injured in a mass shooting at a soccer field in Cárdenas, Guanajuato on Monday, adding to at least ten similar attacks in the state this year, and occurring near a police checkpoint established after a similar attack weeks prior.
Gunmen Kill Four at Guanajuato Soccer Field
Four men were killed and two injured in a mass shooting at a soccer field in Cárdenas, Guanajuato on Monday, adding to at least ten similar attacks in the state this year, and occurring near a police checkpoint established after a similar attack weeks prior.
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24% Bias Score
Mexico's Judicial Reform: Systemic Exclusion of Indigenous People
Mexico's judicial reform, intended to improve efficiency and public access, has excluded indigenous people; only six of over 3,000 candidates self-identify as indigenous, despite comprising 19.4% of the population, highlighting systemic discrimination and inequality within the judicial system.
Mexico's Judicial Reform: Systemic Exclusion of Indigenous People
Mexico's judicial reform, intended to improve efficiency and public access, has excluded indigenous people; only six of over 3,000 candidates self-identify as indigenous, despite comprising 19.4% of the population, highlighting systemic discrimination and inequality within the judicial system.
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44% Bias Score
Mexico Dominates Archery and Diving World Cups
Mexican athletes won multiple medals in archery and diving World Cups from April 11-13; Alejandra Valencia earned gold and silver in archery, while divers Osmar Olvera and Juan Celaya won silver medals in both Florida and Canada, showcasing Mexico's consistent strength in these disciplines.
Mexico Dominates Archery and Diving World Cups
Mexican athletes won multiple medals in archery and diving World Cups from April 11-13; Alejandra Valencia earned gold and silver in archery, while divers Osmar Olvera and Juan Celaya won silver medals in both Florida and Canada, showcasing Mexico's consistent strength in these disciplines.
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40% Bias Score
Mexican Singer Flees Stage After Narcocorrido Ban, Facing Violent Backlash
Mexican singer Luis R. Conriquez was forced to flee a stage on Saturday after telling fans he was banned from performing narcocorridos, songs glorifying drug cartels; the incident resulted in violence and equipment damage, highlighting a government crackdown on the genre following similar incidents ...
Mexican Singer Flees Stage After Narcocorrido Ban, Facing Violent Backlash
Mexican singer Luis R. Conriquez was forced to flee a stage on Saturday after telling fans he was banned from performing narcocorridos, songs glorifying drug cartels; the incident resulted in violence and equipment damage, highlighting a government crackdown on the genre following similar incidents ...
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48% Bias Score
Supreme Court Rejects Emergency Appeal of Mexican Nationals Facing Deportation
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan denied an emergency appeal by four Mexican nationals facing deportation, rejecting their claims of cartel violence in Mexico despite evidence of threats and past violence against their family; they were ordered to report to immigration officials on April 17, 2025.
Supreme Court Rejects Emergency Appeal of Mexican Nationals Facing Deportation
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan denied an emergency appeal by four Mexican nationals facing deportation, rejecting their claims of cartel violence in Mexico despite evidence of threats and past violence against their family; they were ordered to report to immigration officials on April 17, 2025.
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56% Bias Score
Mexico: Highest Pegasus Spyware Victim Count in 2019
In 2019, Mexico experienced the highest number of Pegasus spyware attacks globally, with 456 victims between April 29 and May 10, representing 37% of the total 1,233 cases documented in a WhatsApp lawsuit against the spyware's manufacturer, NSO Group. The attacks targeted diverse individuals includi...
Mexico: Highest Pegasus Spyware Victim Count in 2019
In 2019, Mexico experienced the highest number of Pegasus spyware attacks globally, with 456 victims between April 29 and May 10, representing 37% of the total 1,233 cases documented in a WhatsApp lawsuit against the spyware's manufacturer, NSO Group. The attacks targeted diverse individuals includi...
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36% Bias Score
Suspect in Multiple Murders Dies in Mexican Prison, Raising Concerns
In Mexico City, Miguel Cortés, the suspect in the murder of 17-year-old María José and at least seven other women, died in prison after a fall, leaving his victims' families without justice and prompting calls for investigation into the circumstances of his death and potential cover-up.
Suspect in Multiple Murders Dies in Mexican Prison, Raising Concerns
In Mexico City, Miguel Cortés, the suspect in the murder of 17-year-old María José and at least seven other women, died in prison after a fall, leaving his victims' families without justice and prompting calls for investigation into the circumstances of his death and potential cover-up.
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48% Bias Score
Morelos Wildfires Part of Wider Mexican Crisis
Wildfires have consumed 1,169 hectares near Tepoztlán, Morelos, impacting tourism during Easter week, as part of a national crisis with 106 active fires burning 42,084 hectares, fueled by a severe drought and resulting in one firefighter death.
Morelos Wildfires Part of Wider Mexican Crisis
Wildfires have consumed 1,169 hectares near Tepoztlán, Morelos, impacting tourism during Easter week, as part of a national crisis with 106 active fires burning 42,084 hectares, fueled by a severe drought and resulting in one firefighter death.
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40% Bias Score
Advance Metals to Commence Drilling at High-Grade Yoquivo Silver-Gold Project
Advance Metals has received all necessary approvals to begin a 3000m, 9-12 hole drill program at its Yoquivo silver-gold project in Mexico, targeting high-grade epithermal veins following significant previous intersections, with work starting in three weeks.
Advance Metals to Commence Drilling at High-Grade Yoquivo Silver-Gold Project
Advance Metals has received all necessary approvals to begin a 3000m, 9-12 hole drill program at its Yoquivo silver-gold project in Mexico, targeting high-grade epithermal veins following significant previous intersections, with work starting in three weeks.
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48% Bias Score
Mexican Cartels Use Social Media for Recruitment, Exposing Deadly Training Camp
Mexican drug cartels are using social media to recruit members with false job offers, as evidenced by the discovery of a CJNG training and extermination center in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, where hundreds were allegedly trained and those who resisted were killed; this highlights the urgent need for improv...
Mexican Cartels Use Social Media for Recruitment, Exposing Deadly Training Camp
Mexican drug cartels are using social media to recruit members with false job offers, as evidenced by the discovery of a CJNG training and extermination center in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, where hundreds were allegedly trained and those who resisted were killed; this highlights the urgent need for improv...
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44% Bias Score
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