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Mayan Exhibit Opens in Zhengzhou, Highlighting Cultural Parallels
Zhengzhou's Henan Museum opened a Mayan exhibit, "Mayas, Ceiba y Cosmos," featuring 209 artifacts (90% shown in China for the first time) from four Mexican museums, highlighting cultural similarities between the Mayan and ancient Chinese civilizations.
Mayan Exhibit Opens in Zhengzhou, Highlighting Cultural Parallels
Zhengzhou's Henan Museum opened a Mayan exhibit, "Mayas, Ceiba y Cosmos," featuring 209 artifacts (90% shown in China for the first time) from four Mexican museums, highlighting cultural similarities between the Mayan and ancient Chinese civilizations.
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24% Bias Score
Gulf Cartel Suspects Arrested in Murder of Five Mexican Musicians
Five members of the Mexican band Fugitivo were found murdered in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, after being kidnapped by suspected members of the Gulf Cartel's "Los Metros" faction; nine suspects were arrested, and authorities used video surveillance footage and mobile phone tracking to solve the crime.
Gulf Cartel Suspects Arrested in Murder of Five Mexican Musicians
Five members of the Mexican band Fugitivo were found murdered in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, after being kidnapped by suspected members of the Gulf Cartel's "Los Metros" faction; nine suspects were arrested, and authorities used video surveillance footage and mobile phone tracking to solve the crime.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico to Incentivize Pharmaceutical Investment to Combat Medicine Shortages
Mexico City's mayor announced a decree to incentivize international pharmaceutical investment in Mexican medicine production to combat shortages and high import costs, prioritizing companies investing in Mexico for future bids and leveraging the state-owned Birmex.
Mexico to Incentivize Pharmaceutical Investment to Combat Medicine Shortages
Mexico City's mayor announced a decree to incentivize international pharmaceutical investment in Mexican medicine production to combat shortages and high import costs, prioritizing companies investing in Mexico for future bids and leveraging the state-owned Birmex.
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48% Bias Score
U.S. Deportation Threatens 4-Year-Old's Life
Four-year-old Sofia, suffering from short bowel syndrome, faces deportation from the U.S., jeopardizing her life as her specialized medical treatment is unavailable in Mexico; her family's humanitarian parole termination notices contradict DHS's claim that the application is still under review.
U.S. Deportation Threatens 4-Year-Old's Life
Four-year-old Sofia, suffering from short bowel syndrome, faces deportation from the U.S., jeopardizing her life as her specialized medical treatment is unavailable in Mexico; her family's humanitarian parole termination notices contradict DHS's claim that the application is still under review.
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60% Bias Score
Mexico Reports Tenfold Increase in Pertussis Cases and 51 Deaths in 2025
In Mexico, 51 pertussis deaths have been reported in 2025, compared to zero in 2024's same period, with 978 cases (ten times more than 2024). Infants under six months old represent 96% of fatalities, none of whom were vaccinated; the disease is prevalent in 17 states, with Puebla, Tamaulipas, Jalisc...
Mexico Reports Tenfold Increase in Pertussis Cases and 51 Deaths in 2025
In Mexico, 51 pertussis deaths have been reported in 2025, compared to zero in 2024's same period, with 978 cases (ten times more than 2024). Infants under six months old represent 96% of fatalities, none of whom were vaccinated; the disease is prevalent in 17 states, with Puebla, Tamaulipas, Jalisc...
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40% Bias Score
IED Kills Eight Mexican Soldiers in Michoacán
Eight Mexican soldiers died when their armored vehicle hit an IED in Michoacán on Wednesday, the deadliest such attack to date, highlighting the increasing use of mines by cartels in the region bordering Jalisco.
IED Kills Eight Mexican Soldiers in Michoacán
Eight Mexican soldiers died when their armored vehicle hit an IED in Michoacán on Wednesday, the deadliest such attack to date, highlighting the increasing use of mines by cartels in the region bordering Jalisco.
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28% Bias Score
CNTE Divided on Election Boycott Amid Pension Reform Dispute
Mexico's CNTE teachers' union remains divided on whether to boycott Sunday's judicial elections after an eight-hour meeting failed to produce a unified response to the government's proposal, leading to a planned Friday march and continued uncertainty.
CNTE Divided on Election Boycott Amid Pension Reform Dispute
Mexico's CNTE teachers' union remains divided on whether to boycott Sunday's judicial elections after an eight-hour meeting failed to produce a unified response to the government's proposal, leading to a planned Friday march and continued uncertainty.
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60% Bias Score
Five Musicians Murdered in Reynosa, Tamaulipas
Five members of the Mexican regional band Grupo Fugitivo were abducted in Reynosa, Tamaulipas on May 25, 2024, and later found dead; nine suspects linked to the Los Metros cartel, a cell of the Gulf Cartel, have been arrested.
Five Musicians Murdered in Reynosa, Tamaulipas
Five members of the Mexican regional band Grupo Fugitivo were abducted in Reynosa, Tamaulipas on May 25, 2024, and later found dead; nine suspects linked to the Los Metros cartel, a cell of the Gulf Cartel, have been arrested.
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24% Bias Score
Mexico City Offers Concessions in Ongoing Teacher Strike
After a Wednesday meeting yielded no agreement, Mexico City's government offered a gradual reduction in teachers' retirement age, which the CNTE union deemed insufficient; protests continue, but talks remain open, aiming to resolve the dispute over the 2007 ISSSTE pension reform.
Mexico City Offers Concessions in Ongoing Teacher Strike
After a Wednesday meeting yielded no agreement, Mexico City's government offered a gradual reduction in teachers' retirement age, which the CNTE union deemed insufficient; protests continue, but talks remain open, aiming to resolve the dispute over the 2007 ISSSTE pension reform.
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48% Bias Score
Alarming Health Statistics of Mexican Schoolchildren Reveal Public Health Crisis
A health evaluation of 12 million Mexican schoolchildren reveals 39% are overweight, 38% have visual problems, and 59% have cavities; high sugar consumption is the primary cause, contributing to a public health crisis costing 650 billion pesos annually.
Alarming Health Statistics of Mexican Schoolchildren Reveal Public Health Crisis
A health evaluation of 12 million Mexican schoolchildren reveals 39% are overweight, 38% have visual problems, and 59% have cavities; high sugar consumption is the primary cause, contributing to a public health crisis costing 650 billion pesos annually.
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44% Bias Score
Tropical Cyclone Alvin Likely to Form in Next 48 Hours
A low-pressure area in the Pacific Ocean, south of Mexico, has a 100% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone named Alvin within 48 hours, marking the beginning of the 2025 hurricane season and potentially impacting several regions with heavy rain and wind.
Tropical Cyclone Alvin Likely to Form in Next 48 Hours
A low-pressure area in the Pacific Ocean, south of Mexico, has a 100% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone named Alvin within 48 hours, marking the beginning of the 2025 hurricane season and potentially impacting several regions with heavy rain and wind.
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24% Bias Score
Mexico Holds First Judicial Elections Amid Concerns of Political and Criminal Influence
Mexico's first-ever judicial elections take place on Sunday, featuring nearly 900 federal and 1800 local positions, aiming to democratize the courts but raising concerns about political and criminal influence, with a second phase in 2027.
Mexico Holds First Judicial Elections Amid Concerns of Political and Criminal Influence
Mexico's first-ever judicial elections take place on Sunday, featuring nearly 900 federal and 1800 local positions, aiming to democratize the courts but raising concerns about political and criminal influence, with a second phase in 2027.
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48% Bias Score
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