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A state government in Mexico has fired a prosecutor over a spectacle in which a fetid-smelling tractor trailer carrying 273 bodies was driven around aimlessly for lack of room in the morgue.
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Violence erupted when Mexico City authorities evicted a squatter camp Wednesday, with residents hurling stones at riot police in clashes that left dozens of people wounded.
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Ottawa -
There is still a way to go to reach a new North American Free Trade Agreement, Canada's prime minister said Wednesday, brushing off US pressure for a quick deal as high-level talks resumed in Washington.
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Mexico held memorials and protests Wednesday in memory of the two earthquakes that devastated the country on September 19 -- one that killed 369 people last year, and another in 1985 that killed more than 10,000.
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A sixth person has died from his wounds after being shot by gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians in Mexico City's famed Garibaldi Plaza, officials said Monday.
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One year after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake devastated Mexico, killing 369 people, here are five stories of those still sorting through the rubble it left behind.1. Forever a momMiriam Rodriguez Guise's son, Jose Eduardo, would have turned eight Monday.
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Mexico marks the anniversaries Wednesday of two deadly earthquakes: one that devastated the country last year, claiming 369 lives, and another that killed more than 10,000 people on the same date in 1985.
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Gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians opened fire in Mexico City's famed Plaza Garibaldi, killing five people and wounding eight others including a foreigner, law enforcement officials said on Saturday.
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Mexico has arrested an alleged drug cartel hitman on charges of trafficking the critically endangered totoaba fish, a species whose swim bladder can fetch up to $20,000 on the black market in China.
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Mexico said Wednesday it was optimistic the US and Canada would reach a trade deal "in the coming days," as its top North American trade negotiator and foreign minister jetted to Washington.
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Nearly a year after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico, killing 369 people, activists said Tuesday that corruption and negligence caused the collapse of dozens of buildings.
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Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron won the Golden Lion top prize at the Venice film festival Saturday for "Roma", which critics called not merely a movie but "a vision".
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Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron won the Golden Lion top prize at the Venice film festival Saturday for "Roma", which critics have called not merely a movie but "a vision".
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Juchitan -
One year after an 8.2-magnitude earthquake devastated southern Mexico, the poor, indigenous communities near the epicenter feel forgotten as they struggle to rebuild.
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Mexican authorities discovered at least 166 bodies at a mass grave site in Veracruz state, prosecutors said Thursday, the latest horrifying find in a region hit by bloody drug cartel turf wars.
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Mexico is confident the United States and Canada will reach a deal on keeping the regional NAFTA trade agreement a three-country deal, the economy minister said Thursday.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, an outspoken former journalist, is a combative negotiator with a clear goal: to use good relations with Washington to successfully negotiate a new North American Free Trade deal.
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Mexico's business sector will support a two-way trade deal with the United States if negotiations fall through on a three-way deal with Canada, the head of the country's biggest employers' association said Tuesday.
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Montevideo -
To legalize or not to legalize, that is the question on the lips of many legislators in Latin America since Argentina opted not to decriminalize abortion following a senate vote.
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Mexico's deeply unpopular President Enrique Pena Nieto defended his record in his final state of the nation address Monday, touting his reforms as "transcendental" even as he acknowledged his tainted legacy.
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Mexico's deeply unpopular President Enrique Pena Nieto defended his record in his final state of the nation address Monday, touting his reforms as "transcendental" even as he acknowledged his tainted legacy.
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Mexico's Federal Electoral Tribunal on Saturday revoked a $10 million fine imposed on the political party of President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador for the allegedly fraudulent use of a trust fund raised for earthquake victims.
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Pedro Carrizales's body is a hodge-podge of scars and tattoos that tell the story of how he went from street-gang thug to Mexican state congressman, reborn like the mythical phoenix inked on his chest.
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The United States is pressing ahead with a free trade pact with Mexico, but whether Canada will join depends on a new round of talks next week, after negotiations ended Friday without an agreement.
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Canada and the United States were set to go down to the wire Friday to reach a deal overhauling the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Optimism is high that the United States, Canada and Mexico are near the finish line for an agreement on a new North American Free Trade Agreement.
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A Mexican television reporter was shot dead Wednesday in the resort city of Cancun, becoming the eighth journalist to be killed this year in a country notoriously dangerous for the media.
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Mexico's first leftist-majority Congress was sworn in Wednesday, swept into office on the coattails of President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in a July election that punished the country's political establishment.
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Mexico's first leftist-majority Congress was sworn in Wednesday, swept into office on the coattails of President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in a July election that punished the country's political establishment.
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A deal on an overhaul of the North American Free Trade Agreement appeared within reach as Canada and the United States opened their third day of negotiations Thursday aimed at getting the pact done by the end of the week.
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Interior of a restaurant in Teotihuacan, Mexico.
The corpse of a police chief after a successful assassination by drug cartel gunmen Mexico's Michoacan state. Reuters - Screen Grab
Collapse of population in Mexico during the 16th century, attributed at least in part to repeated cocoliztli epidemics. Acuna-Soto R1, Stahle DW, Cleaveland MK, Therrell MD.
Demo calling for the resignation of the President of Mexico.
Mexican hospital Photo by Armando Argandar
The Azteca Dancers performing at Zocalo place in Mexico City.
Western side of the Piramide del Sol (Pyramid of the Sun), Teotihuacan, Mexico.
NASA satellite photo shows the remains of Tropical Storm Ingrid on the east coast of Mexico. (September 16, 2013) NASA satellite handout photo
Due to the large number of fragments found, the archaeologists believe that food for many people was prepared at this place. INAH - Gov't of Mexico
A dog looks on during Saturday's rodeo. Maria Idalia Escobedo Perez
Ball court wall, Chichen Itza.
Photos of Mexican immigrants flick
The central part of the Quetzalpapalotl Complex,Teotihuacan, Mexico.
Alebrijes on the display of local artist, Federico Contero Rosciono in his workshop in Guanajuato, Mexico.
Residential dwellings along the Avenue of the Dead as viewed from the top of the Pyramid of the Sun, Teotihuacan, Mexico.
Edmonton vigil for the 43 missing students in Mexico.
Mexican authorities seizure of guns and cash in the Drug Wars Mexican Drug Enforcement Administration
The backside of the Quetzalpapalotl Complex and unearthed residential dwellings with vendors stalls with local art, Teotihuacan, Mexico.
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