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Mexican Serial Killer Dies in Prison Before Trial
Miguel Cortés, a suspected serial killer in Mexico City, died in prison from intoxication leading to cardiac arrest before his trial, leaving the families of his victims without justice and raising questions about systemic failures in the investigation and prosecution of violent crimes against women...
Mexican Serial Killer Dies in Prison Before Trial
Miguel Cortés, a suspected serial killer in Mexico City, died in prison from intoxication leading to cardiac arrest before his trial, leaving the families of his victims without justice and raising questions about systemic failures in the investigation and prosecution of violent crimes against women...
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64% Bias Score
Monarch Butterflies' Epic Migration and Population Decline
Around 66 million monarch butterflies, a "super generation" with a lifespan of up to nine months, recently completed their annual migration from the U.S. and Canada to overwinter in the mountains of Michoacan, Mexico, where their sheer numbers bend the branches of fir and pine trees; however, their ...
Monarch Butterflies' Epic Migration and Population Decline
Around 66 million monarch butterflies, a "super generation" with a lifespan of up to nine months, recently completed their annual migration from the U.S. and Canada to overwinter in the mountains of Michoacan, Mexico, where their sheer numbers bend the branches of fir and pine trees; however, their ...
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32% Bias Score
U.S. Citizen Wrongfully Detained for 10 Days in Arizona
A 19-year-old U.S. citizen, Jose Hermosillo, was detained for 10 days in Arizona after admitting to illegally entering the U.S. from Mexico, but was released after his family provided proof of citizenship; the incident raises concerns about border security procedures.
U.S. Citizen Wrongfully Detained for 10 Days in Arizona
A 19-year-old U.S. citizen, Jose Hermosillo, was detained for 10 days in Arizona after admitting to illegally entering the U.S. from Mexico, but was released after his family provided proof of citizenship; the incident raises concerns about border security procedures.
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40% Bias Score
Forensic Kit Sparks Debate Amid Mexico's Disappearance Crisis
Biologist Becky Bios created a forensic kit containing DNA and identifying information to aid in searches for missing persons in Mexico, a country with over 125,000 missing people, sparking both support and controversy.
Forensic Kit Sparks Debate Amid Mexico's Disappearance Crisis
Biologist Becky Bios created a forensic kit containing DNA and identifying information to aid in searches for missing persons in Mexico, a country with over 125,000 missing people, sparking both support and controversy.
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60% Bias Score
Texan Easter Tradition Honors Mother's Memory
In Austin, Texas, Denise Solis continues her family's Easter tradition of making and sharing cascarones, confetti-filled eggshells, with her son, honoring the memory of her mother who died in 2003, creating a powerful symbol of rebirth and connection across generations.
Texan Easter Tradition Honors Mother's Memory
In Austin, Texas, Denise Solis continues her family's Easter tradition of making and sharing cascarones, confetti-filled eggshells, with her son, honoring the memory of her mother who died in 2003, creating a powerful symbol of rebirth and connection across generations.
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28% Bias Score
CJNG Violence in Teocaltiche, Jalisco: Police Chief Murder Exposes State Failure
In Teocaltiche, Jalisco, Mexico, the July 18th murder of police commissioner Ramón Grande Moncada, along with the prior killings of eight police officers and a civilian in February, highlights the Jalisco New Generation Cartel's (CJNG) control and the state government's failure to curb violence, lea...
CJNG Violence in Teocaltiche, Jalisco: Police Chief Murder Exposes State Failure
In Teocaltiche, Jalisco, Mexico, the July 18th murder of police commissioner Ramón Grande Moncada, along with the prior killings of eight police officers and a civilian in February, highlights the Jalisco New Generation Cartel's (CJNG) control and the state government's failure to curb violence, lea...
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64% Bias Score
Mexico's Stagnant Economy: Rule of Law, Productivity, and Skills Gap
Mexico's economic growth is hampered by a weak rule of law, evidenced by numerous land expropriations, coupled with low productivity and a significant skills gap between graduates and industry needs, resulting in zero per capita GDP growth over the past five years.
Mexico's Stagnant Economy: Rule of Law, Productivity, and Skills Gap
Mexico's economic growth is hampered by a weak rule of law, evidenced by numerous land expropriations, coupled with low productivity and a significant skills gap between graduates and industry needs, resulting in zero per capita GDP growth over the past five years.
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40% Bias Score
Mexican Border Town Thrives as 'Dental Capital' for Americans
Los Algodones, Mexico, a town of 10,000 with a 1:10 dentist-to-resident ratio, attracts 3,000–5,000 US patients daily seeking affordable dental care, highlighting healthcare disparities and cross-border economic exchange.
Mexican Border Town Thrives as 'Dental Capital' for Americans
Los Algodones, Mexico, a town of 10,000 with a 1:10 dentist-to-resident ratio, attracts 3,000–5,000 US patients daily seeking affordable dental care, highlighting healthcare disparities and cross-border economic exchange.
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52% Bias Score
Death of Suspected Serial Killer in Mexico City Leaves Multiple Cases Unresolved
Miguel Cortés, a suspected serial killer in Mexico City, died in prison of an apparent drug overdose following a fall. The death leaves multiple cases unresolved, including those of Frida Sofía Lima Rivera, Amairany, Viviana Elizabeth Garrido Ibarra, and Karen Ornellas Baltazar, and raises questions...
Death of Suspected Serial Killer in Mexico City Leaves Multiple Cases Unresolved
Miguel Cortés, a suspected serial killer in Mexico City, died in prison of an apparent drug overdose following a fall. The death leaves multiple cases unresolved, including those of Frida Sofía Lima Rivera, Amairany, Viviana Elizabeth Garrido Ibarra, and Karen Ornellas Baltazar, and raises questions...
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64% Bias Score
Mexican Student's Disappearance Exposes Systemic Failures in Justice System
17-year-old Pablo Gómez Orozco disappeared in March 2023 after leaving home to search for work in Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico; his mother's efforts to find him revealed his involvement with the Jalisco drug cartel and systemic failures within four state prosecutors' offices that refused to help.
Mexican Student's Disappearance Exposes Systemic Failures in Justice System
17-year-old Pablo Gómez Orozco disappeared in March 2023 after leaving home to search for work in Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico; his mother's efforts to find him revealed his involvement with the Jalisco drug cartel and systemic failures within four state prosecutors' offices that refused to help.
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52% Bias Score
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
Escaped Murderer Captured in Tijuana After Killing Mexican Police Officer
Cesar Hernandez, a California inmate serving 80 years to life for murder who escaped custody on December 2nd, 2024, was apprehended in Tijuana, Mexico, on Thursday, April 11th, after killing Abigail Esparza Reyes, a member of a specialized Mexican police unit known as the "Gringo Hunters," during a ...
Escaped Murderer Captured in Tijuana After Killing Mexican Police Officer
Cesar Hernandez, a California inmate serving 80 years to life for murder who escaped custody on December 2nd, 2024, was apprehended in Tijuana, Mexico, on Thursday, April 11th, after killing Abigail Esparza Reyes, a member of a specialized Mexican police unit known as the "Gringo Hunters," during a ...
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44% Bias Score
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