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Sheinbaum's Hardline Stance Yields Measurable Results in Mexico's War on Crime
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's administration has launched a major crackdown on organized crime, resulting in significant drug seizures, arrests, and a shift away from her predecessor's more lenient approach, driven by both domestic pressure and external influence from the United States.
Sheinbaum's Hardline Stance Yields Measurable Results in Mexico's War on Crime
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's administration has launched a major crackdown on organized crime, resulting in significant drug seizures, arrests, and a shift away from her predecessor's more lenient approach, driven by both domestic pressure and external influence from the United States.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico's Biometric CURP Becomes Mandatory in 2026
Mexico's new biometric CURP, a digital ID with fingerprints, iris scan, and photo, becomes mandatory in February 2026, driven by the General Law on Forced Disappearances, with penalties for non-compliance.
Mexico's Biometric CURP Becomes Mandatory in 2026
Mexico's new biometric CURP, a digital ID with fingerprints, iris scan, and photo, becomes mandatory in February 2026, driven by the General Law on Forced Disappearances, with penalties for non-compliance.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico Crematorium Case: Eight Investigations Opened into Potential Government Negligence
The Chihuahua State Human Rights Commission (CEDH) opened eight investigations into potential governmental negligence related to 383 bodies found in a Ciudad Juárez crematorium in late June, complementing a criminal investigation that resulted in two arrests.
Mexico Crematorium Case: Eight Investigations Opened into Potential Government Negligence
The Chihuahua State Human Rights Commission (CEDH) opened eight investigations into potential governmental negligence related to 383 bodies found in a Ciudad Juárez crematorium in late June, complementing a criminal investigation that resulted in two arrests.
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28% Bias Score
Australian and American Tourists Murdered in Mexico: Suspects Linked to Organized Crime
Three men—two Australian brothers and an American—were killed while camping near La Bocana beach in Baja California, Mexico, a known drug trafficking area; four suspects with alleged ties to organized crime and corrupt police are in custody, facing various charges.
Australian and American Tourists Murdered in Mexico: Suspects Linked to Organized Crime
Three men—two Australian brothers and an American—were killed while camping near La Bocana beach in Baja California, Mexico, a known drug trafficking area; four suspects with alleged ties to organized crime and corrupt police are in custody, facing various charges.
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36% Bias Score
Fear of Deportation: A US Citizen's Family's Two-Decade Struggle
Kimberly, a US citizen born to undocumented Mexican parents, details her family's 22 years of living in fear of deportation under the radar in the US while contributing to the economy through low-paid jobs, paying taxes, and raising three US-citizen daughters, whose lives have been significantly imp...
Fear of Deportation: A US Citizen's Family's Two-Decade Struggle
Kimberly, a US citizen born to undocumented Mexican parents, details her family's 22 years of living in fear of deportation under the radar in the US while contributing to the economy through low-paid jobs, paying taxes, and raising three US-citizen daughters, whose lives have been significantly imp...
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60% Bias Score
INAH Head Replaced Amidst Budget and Security Controversies
Diego Prieto stepped down as head of Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) after almost a decade, replaced by Joel Vázquez; this follows controversies over budget issues, museum security, and damage to archaeological sites during the Maya Train construction.
INAH Head Replaced Amidst Budget and Security Controversies
Diego Prieto stepped down as head of Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) after almost a decade, replaced by Joel Vázquez; this follows controversies over budget issues, museum security, and damage to archaeological sites during the Maya Train construction.
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56% Bias Score
Mexico: Narco-Scandal Rocks Ruling Morena Party
Former Tabasco Security Secretary Hernán Bermúdez, allegedly linked to the Jalisco Nueva Generación cartel, is sought by Interpol; the scandal implicates Senator Adán Augusto López, a prominent Morena figure, sparking calls for investigation and threatening the party's image.
Mexico: Narco-Scandal Rocks Ruling Morena Party
Former Tabasco Security Secretary Hernán Bermúdez, allegedly linked to the Jalisco Nueva Generación cartel, is sought by Interpol; the scandal implicates Senator Adán Augusto López, a prominent Morena figure, sparking calls for investigation and threatening the party's image.
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56% Bias Score
Violence Disrupts Sinaloa Schools: 50 Children Murdered, 80 Schools Go Remote
The 2024-2025 school year in Sinaloa, Mexico, was severely impacted by violence related to the Sinaloa Cartel, resulting in at least 50 child and teen murders, approximately 80 elementary schools switching to remote learning, and widespread fear among students and parents, despite government efforts...
Violence Disrupts Sinaloa Schools: 50 Children Murdered, 80 Schools Go Remote
The 2024-2025 school year in Sinaloa, Mexico, was severely impacted by violence related to the Sinaloa Cartel, resulting in at least 50 child and teen murders, approximately 80 elementary schools switching to remote learning, and widespread fear among students and parents, despite government efforts...
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56% Bias Score
Michoacán Community and Scientists Unite to Save Critically Endangered Achoque Salamander
In an unprecedented collaboration, the indigenous community of San Jerónimo Purenchécuaro and biologists from Michoacán University are working to save the critically endangered achoque salamander in Mexico's Lake Pátzcuaro, facing threats from overfishing, pollution, and water extraction, using a br...
Michoacán Community and Scientists Unite to Save Critically Endangered Achoque Salamander
In an unprecedented collaboration, the indigenous community of San Jerónimo Purenchécuaro and biologists from Michoacán University are working to save the critically endangered achoque salamander in Mexico's Lake Pátzcuaro, facing threats from overfishing, pollution, and water extraction, using a br...
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36% Bias Score
Mexico Senator Faces Scandal Over Alleged Narco-Links
Mexican Senator Adán Augusto López faces mounting pressure to address allegations of links to organized crime through his former security chief in Tabasco (2019-2021), Hernán Bermúdez Requena, who is now subject to an Interpol red notice; Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum has urged López to public...
Mexico Senator Faces Scandal Over Alleged Narco-Links
Mexican Senator Adán Augusto López faces mounting pressure to address allegations of links to organized crime through his former security chief in Tabasco (2019-2021), Hernán Bermúdez Requena, who is now subject to an Interpol red notice; Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum has urged López to public...
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52% Bias Score
Mexican Consulate Steps Up Assistance After California Immigration Raids
Following immigration raids in California resulting in hundreds of arrests, protests, and one death, the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles increased assistance and protection for Mexican citizens, citing heightened enforcement under the Trump administration and human rights violations; a temporary re...
Mexican Consulate Steps Up Assistance After California Immigration Raids
Following immigration raids in California resulting in hundreds of arrests, protests, and one death, the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles increased assistance and protection for Mexican citizens, citing heightened enforcement under the Trump administration and human rights violations; a temporary re...
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36% Bias Score
Mexico's Sticky Floor: Poverty, Machismo, and Classism Hinder Social Mobility
In Mexico, 46 million people live in poverty, facing a 'sticky floor' effect due to machismo and classism; data reveals that 64% of those born poor in the South remain poor, compared to 37% in the North, with skin color and gender significantly impacting social mobility.
Mexico's Sticky Floor: Poverty, Machismo, and Classism Hinder Social Mobility
In Mexico, 46 million people live in poverty, facing a 'sticky floor' effect due to machismo and classism; data reveals that 64% of those born poor in the South remain poor, compared to 37% in the North, with skin color and gender significantly impacting social mobility.
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72% Bias Score
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