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First Avian Influenza H5N1 Death in Mexico: Three-Year-Old Girl Dies
A three-year-old girl in Mexico died from avian influenza H5N1, the first human fatality in the country. The girl was hospitalized in Torreón, Coahuila, on April 1st and died on April 11th. Authorities are investigating potential exposure to infected poultry or pets, and no further cases have been r...
First Avian Influenza H5N1 Death in Mexico: Three-Year-Old Girl Dies
A three-year-old girl in Mexico died from avian influenza H5N1, the first human fatality in the country. The girl was hospitalized in Torreón, Coahuila, on April 1st and died on April 11th. Authorities are investigating potential exposure to infected poultry or pets, and no further cases have been r...
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40% Bias Score
Mexico's Peso Plummets Despite Tariff Exemption Amidst Global Market Turmoil
Despite being excluded from new US tariffs, Mexico's peso experienced a significant devaluation this week (1.32% on Monday alone, 3.88% since Thursday), due to global market reactions to the US-China trade war and investors' flight to safer assets.
Mexico's Peso Plummets Despite Tariff Exemption Amidst Global Market Turmoil
Despite being excluded from new US tariffs, Mexico's peso experienced a significant devaluation this week (1.32% on Monday alone, 3.88% since Thursday), due to global market reactions to the US-China trade war and investors' flight to safer assets.
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36% Bias Score
CIA Reviews Lethal Force Authority Against Mexican Cartels
The CIA is reviewing its legal authority to use lethal force against Mexican drug cartels, driven by the Trump administration, prompting concerns about potential collateral damage to US citizens and strained relations with Mexico.
CIA Reviews Lethal Force Authority Against Mexican Cartels
The CIA is reviewing its legal authority to use lethal force against Mexican drug cartels, driven by the Trump administration, prompting concerns about potential collateral damage to US citizens and strained relations with Mexico.
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48% Bias Score
Language Barrier Exposes Healthcare Gaps for Indigenous Communities
In Oaxaca, Mexico, a Canadian embassy team and a Red de Intérpretes member discovered a 90-year-old indigenous woman misdiagnosed due to a language barrier; this highlighted the organization's crucial role in bridging communication gaps and advocating for indigenous rights in Mexico and the US, faci...
Language Barrier Exposes Healthcare Gaps for Indigenous Communities
In Oaxaca, Mexico, a Canadian embassy team and a Red de Intérpretes member discovered a 90-year-old indigenous woman misdiagnosed due to a language barrier; this highlighted the organization's crucial role in bridging communication gaps and advocating for indigenous rights in Mexico and the US, faci...
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24% Bias Score
Stranded Venezuelans Seek Repatriation After U.S. Border Closure
Thousands of Venezuelan migrants are stranded in Mexico after President Trump closed the U.S. border in January 2024, halting their asylum process and leaving them vulnerable to kidnapping and discrimination; many are now seeking repatriation to Venezuela, highlighting systemic failures in both coun...
Stranded Venezuelans Seek Repatriation After U.S. Border Closure
Thousands of Venezuelan migrants are stranded in Mexico after President Trump closed the U.S. border in January 2024, halting their asylum process and leaving them vulnerable to kidnapping and discrimination; many are now seeking repatriation to Venezuela, highlighting systemic failures in both coun...
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60% Bias Score
Mexico's Water Crisis: Dwindling Resources Threaten Economy and Food Security
Mexico's dwindling water resources, dropping from 191 cubic meters per capita in 2005 to a projected 136 by 2030 in Mexico City, threaten food security (corn production) and economic stability, impacting 32 high-risk districts including major cities, and lagging behind Latin American peers in water ...
Mexico's Water Crisis: Dwindling Resources Threaten Economy and Food Security
Mexico's dwindling water resources, dropping from 191 cubic meters per capita in 2005 to a projected 136 by 2030 in Mexico City, threaten food security (corn production) and economic stability, impacting 32 high-risk districts including major cities, and lagging behind Latin American peers in water ...
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20% Bias Score
UN Declares Mexico's Disappearances "Systematic and Widespread", Sparking Government Outrage
The UN declared Mexico's over 127,000 missing persons a "systematic and widespread" crisis, prompting government backlash and the UN's unprecedented activation of Article 34 to escalate the case to the General Assembly.
UN Declares Mexico's Disappearances "Systematic and Widespread", Sparking Government Outrage
The UN declared Mexico's over 127,000 missing persons a "systematic and widespread" crisis, prompting government backlash and the UN's unprecedented activation of Article 34 to escalate the case to the General Assembly.
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40% Bias Score
Nine Killed in Sinaloa Cartel-Related Attack on Rehabilitation Center
Gunmen attacked a rehabilitation center in Culiacán, Sinaloa on Monday, killing at least nine and injuring others; this is the latest incident in the conflict between Sinaloa Cartel factions that began after the July arrest of El Mayo Zambada.
Nine Killed in Sinaloa Cartel-Related Attack on Rehabilitation Center
Gunmen attacked a rehabilitation center in Culiacán, Sinaloa on Monday, killing at least nine and injuring others; this is the latest incident in the conflict between Sinaloa Cartel factions that began after the July arrest of El Mayo Zambada.
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36% Bias Score
CIA Reviews Lethal Force Authority Against Mexican Drug Cartels
The CIA is reviewing its legal authority to use lethal force against Mexican drug cartels at the behest of the Trump administration, raising concerns about collateral damage to US citizens and potential blowback.
CIA Reviews Lethal Force Authority Against Mexican Drug Cartels
The CIA is reviewing its legal authority to use lethal force against Mexican drug cartels at the behest of the Trump administration, raising concerns about collateral damage to US citizens and potential blowback.
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48% Bias Score
Salvadoran Gang Exodus Fuels Mexico's Criminal Landscape
El Salvador's state of emergency, implemented in March 2022, has driven an exodus of MS-13 and Barrio 18 gang members, including Largo, to Tapachula, Mexico, where they face new challenges and adapt to the existing criminal ecosystem dominated by drug cartels.
Salvadoran Gang Exodus Fuels Mexico's Criminal Landscape
El Salvador's state of emergency, implemented in March 2022, has driven an exodus of MS-13 and Barrio 18 gang members, including Largo, to Tapachula, Mexico, where they face new challenges and adapt to the existing criminal ecosystem dominated by drug cartels.
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48% Bias Score
Mexico Navigates Trump's Trade War: Partial Victory, Persistent Challenges
Amidst a global trade war sparked by Donald Trump's tariff announcements, Mexico secured an exemption from additional tariffs on USMCA goods, showcasing the success of its proactive diplomatic strategy; however, new tariffs on other exports remain a concern.
Mexico Navigates Trump's Trade War: Partial Victory, Persistent Challenges
Amidst a global trade war sparked by Donald Trump's tariff announcements, Mexico secured an exemption from additional tariffs on USMCA goods, showcasing the success of its proactive diplomatic strategy; however, new tariffs on other exports remain a concern.
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44% Bias Score
Blanco Survives Immunity Vote Amidst Gender Politics Clash
Following accusations of attempted rape by his half-sister, Mexican congressman Cuauhtémoc Blanco survived a failed attempt to remove his congressional immunity thanks to votes from the ruling Morena and PRI parties; dissenting female legislators now face consequences.
Blanco Survives Immunity Vote Amidst Gender Politics Clash
Following accusations of attempted rape by his half-sister, Mexican congressman Cuauhtémoc Blanco survived a failed attempt to remove his congressional immunity thanks to votes from the ruling Morena and PRI parties; dissenting female legislators now face consequences.
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68% Bias Score
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