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US, Mexico Sign Agreement to Clean Up Tijuana River Pollution
The U.S. and Mexico agreed to a plan to clean up the Tijuana River, which has been pouring billions of gallons of sewage into the Pacific Ocean, causing beach closures and sickening people, despite millions spent on previous efforts; Mexico will invest $93 million in infrastructure projects by 2027,...
US, Mexico Sign Agreement to Clean Up Tijuana River Pollution
The U.S. and Mexico agreed to a plan to clean up the Tijuana River, which has been pouring billions of gallons of sewage into the Pacific Ocean, causing beach closures and sickening people, despite millions spent on previous efforts; Mexico will invest $93 million in infrastructure projects by 2027,...
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40% Bias Score
Brazil and Mexico Strengthen Economic Ties Amid US Tariffs
Brazilian President Lula and Mexican President Sheinbaum agreed to deepen economic ties amid US tariff announcements on Brazilian and Mexican products, with a Brazilian delegation visiting Mexico on August 27-28 to discuss expanding their trade agreement.
Brazil and Mexico Strengthen Economic Ties Amid US Tariffs
Brazilian President Lula and Mexican President Sheinbaum agreed to deepen economic ties amid US tariff announcements on Brazilian and Mexican products, with a Brazilian delegation visiting Mexico on August 27-28 to discuss expanding their trade agreement.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico's Inflation Slows to 3.55%, Returning to Target Range
Mexico's annual inflation rate eased to 3.55% in the first half of July, returning to the Bank of Mexico's target range, driven by lower agricultural and energy prices despite some significant price increases in specific goods and services.
Mexico's Inflation Slows to 3.55%, Returning to Target Range
Mexico's annual inflation rate eased to 3.55% in the first half of July, returning to the Bank of Mexico's target range, driven by lower agricultural and energy prices despite some significant price increases in specific goods and services.
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44% Bias Score
Mexican Cartels Seize Control of Hospitals
Mexican cartels are seizing control of hospitals and threatening medical personnel to treat injured cartel members, highlighting the breakdown of law enforcement and the growing humanitarian crisis.
Mexican Cartels Seize Control of Hospitals
Mexican cartels are seizing control of hospitals and threatening medical personnel to treat injured cartel members, highlighting the breakdown of law enforcement and the growing humanitarian crisis.
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28% Bias Score
Mexico to Issue Bonds to Bail Out Heavily Indebted Pemex
Mexico's government will issue $7-10 billion in bonds to help Pemex pay its debts, using a trust to acquire US Treasury bonds and transfer their value to Pemex; this is part of a broader rescue plan.
Mexico to Issue Bonds to Bail Out Heavily Indebted Pemex
Mexico's government will issue $7-10 billion in bonds to help Pemex pay its debts, using a trust to acquire US Treasury bonds and transfer their value to Pemex; this is part of a broader rescue plan.
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40% Bias Score
Investigation into Former Tabasco Security Secretary Implicates Top Morena Official
Mexico investigates Hernán Bermúdez Requena, former Tabasco state security secretary, for organized crime, extortion, and kidnapping since 2024; an arrest warrant and Interpol red notice are in effect, raising concerns about potential links to Adán Augusto López, current Morena Senate coordinator.
Investigation into Former Tabasco Security Secretary Implicates Top Morena Official
Mexico investigates Hernán Bermúdez Requena, former Tabasco state security secretary, for organized crime, extortion, and kidnapping since 2024; an arrest warrant and Interpol red notice are in effect, raising concerns about potential links to Adán Augusto López, current Morena Senate coordinator.
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44% Bias Score
US Re-Bans Mexican Cattle Imports Amid Parasitic Fly Infestation
The US has re-banned Mexican cattle imports due to a parasitic fly infestation, leaving Mexican farmers struggling to control the spread and facing economic hardship despite government efforts; the Veracruz discovery of an infected animal caused the renewed ban.
US Re-Bans Mexican Cattle Imports Amid Parasitic Fly Infestation
The US has re-banned Mexican cattle imports due to a parasitic fly infestation, leaving Mexican farmers struggling to control the spread and facing economic hardship despite government efforts; the Veracruz discovery of an infected animal caused the renewed ban.
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40% Bias Score
Arrest of Top Cartel Leader Creates Political Crisis in Mexico
Mexican authorities arrested Ulises "Pinto", second-in-command of the La Barredora cartel in Jalisco on Wednesday; the arrest implicates former Tabasco Governor Adán Augusto López, creating a political crisis within Morena.
Arrest of Top Cartel Leader Creates Political Crisis in Mexico
Mexican authorities arrested Ulises "Pinto", second-in-command of the La Barredora cartel in Jalisco on Wednesday; the arrest implicates former Tabasco Governor Adán Augusto López, creating a political crisis within Morena.
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60% Bias Score
Colombian Mercenaries Fuel Mexico's Drug War
Mexican authorities confront escalating violence from cartels using 2,000-3,000 Colombian ex-military mercenaries for training and explosive manufacturing, highlighting a security crisis and insufficient international collaboration.
Colombian Mercenaries Fuel Mexico's Drug War
Mexican authorities confront escalating violence from cartels using 2,000-3,000 Colombian ex-military mercenaries for training and explosive manufacturing, highlighting a security crisis and insufficient international collaboration.
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40% Bias Score
Widespread Phishing Scams in Mexico Result in Billions of Dollars in Losses
A report by The Competitive Intelligence Unit (CIU) reveals that over 13 million Mexicans have been victims of phishing in the last seven years, resulting in over six million cyber-frauds in 2024 alone, causing over $1 billion USD in losses, with an average loss of almost $500 USD per victim.
Widespread Phishing Scams in Mexico Result in Billions of Dollars in Losses
A report by The Competitive Intelligence Unit (CIU) reveals that over 13 million Mexicans have been victims of phishing in the last seven years, resulting in over six million cyber-frauds in 2024 alone, causing over $1 billion USD in losses, with an average loss of almost $500 USD per victim.
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24% Bias Score
Mexico's Mandatory Biometric CURP Raises Privacy Concerns
Mexico will make its CURP national identification number mandatory with biometric data (fingerprints, iris scan, facial image) by 2025, raising privacy concerns among human rights groups despite government claims of improved security and service provision.
Mexico's Mandatory Biometric CURP Raises Privacy Concerns
Mexico will make its CURP national identification number mandatory with biometric data (fingerprints, iris scan, facial image) by 2025, raising privacy concerns among human rights groups despite government claims of improved security and service provision.
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56% Bias Score
Mexico Defends Airport Cargo Relocation Amidst US Sanctions Threat
On July 21, 2025, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum defended the relocation of cargo operations from Mexico City's AICM to AIFA, dismissing US accusations of violating a bilateral aviation agreement and claims of resulting financial losses to US airlines; Sheinbaum cited technical reasons and impr...
Mexico Defends Airport Cargo Relocation Amidst US Sanctions Threat
On July 21, 2025, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum defended the relocation of cargo operations from Mexico City's AICM to AIFA, dismissing US accusations of violating a bilateral aviation agreement and claims of resulting financial losses to US airlines; Sheinbaum cited technical reasons and impr...
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36% Bias Score
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