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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
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'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
Guelaguetza 2025: Culture, Community, and Hurricane Relief
The Guelaguetza 2025, Oaxaca's cultural festival running throughout July, will donate funds to communities affected by Hurricane Erick; the free Lunes del Cerro celebrations on July 21st and 28th feature traditional dances and cultural performances from across the state's regions.
Guelaguetza 2025: Culture, Community, and Hurricane Relief
The Guelaguetza 2025, Oaxaca's cultural festival running throughout July, will donate funds to communities affected by Hurricane Erick; the free Lunes del Cerro celebrations on July 21st and 28th feature traditional dances and cultural performances from across the state's regions.
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48% Bias Score
US-Mexico Tensions Rise Over Ovidio Guzmán Cooperation Deal
Ovidio Guzmán's cooperation agreement with the US has caused a public dispute between Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and his lawyer, revealing deep tensions in US-Mexico relations over drug trafficking and raising concerns about the potential for internal political instability in Mexico.
US-Mexico Tensions Rise Over Ovidio Guzmán Cooperation Deal
Ovidio Guzmán's cooperation agreement with the US has caused a public dispute between Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and his lawyer, revealing deep tensions in US-Mexico relations over drug trafficking and raising concerns about the potential for internal political instability in Mexico.
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40% 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
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 to Possibly Sue US Over Migrant Death During Raid
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her government is considering filing a formal complaint in US courts following the death of a Mexican migrant who fell from a building while fleeing a US immigration raid in California on Thursday, June 27th, prompting outrage and highlighting conce...
Mexico to Possibly Sue US Over Migrant Death During Raid
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her government is considering filing a formal complaint in US courts following the death of a Mexican migrant who fell from a building while fleeing a US immigration raid in California on Thursday, June 27th, prompting outrage and highlighting conce...
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40% Bias Score
Trump to Sign Fentanyl Trafficking Bill into Law
President Trump will sign the Halt All Lethal Trafficking of Fentanyl Act into law on Wednesday, increasing prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers and classifying all fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs to combat the opioid crisis; the bill passed with bipartisan support but faces cri...
Trump to Sign Fentanyl Trafficking Bill into Law
President Trump will sign the Halt All Lethal Trafficking of Fentanyl Act into law on Wednesday, increasing prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers and classifying all fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs to combat the opioid crisis; the bill passed with bipartisan support but faces cri...
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36% Bias Score
CNBV Fines Mexican Banks $10M USD for Money Laundering
Mexico's CNBV fined CIBanco, Intercam, and Vector over 185 million pesos for anti-money laundering violations following US Treasury Department sanctions for alleged ties to Mexican drug cartels; the penalties stem from omissions in preventing money laundering and reporting requirements.
CNBV Fines Mexican Banks $10M USD for Money Laundering
Mexico's CNBV fined CIBanco, Intercam, and Vector over 185 million pesos for anti-money laundering violations following US Treasury Department sanctions for alleged ties to Mexican drug cartels; the penalties stem from omissions in preventing money laundering and reporting requirements.
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48% Bias Score
UNESCO recognizes Wixárika pilgrimage route as World Heritage site
The 500km Wixárika pilgrimage route across five Mexican states, vital to their culture and featuring the sacred peyote plant, has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage list, marking the first time a living indigenous tradition receives this recognition.
UNESCO recognizes Wixárika pilgrimage route as World Heritage site
The 500km Wixárika pilgrimage route across five Mexican states, vital to their culture and featuring the sacred peyote plant, has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage list, marking the first time a living indigenous tradition receives this recognition.
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24% Bias Score
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