The story of Kenya Cuevas and Mexico’s first shelter for trans women
A spate of killings, abuse and societal indifference led Kenya Cuevas, a trans woman from Mexico City,…
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Mexico City police break up encampment of displaced Triqui people near National Palace
The Triqui community has been protesting the Mexican government for 15 months to take action against…
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Mexican citizens feel ‘safest’ in over a year but widespread concerns over violence continue
For the first time since June 2017 Mexican citizens recorded feeling safer than previous months in December…
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Government announces new funding opportunities for small businesses
Mexico’s small business owners are set to receive new funding opportunities from the government, following…
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Approval ratings for president improve across country despite fuel crisis, according to pollsters
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has been the President of Mexico for nearly a month and a half. In that…
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Political activists begin to be released under new amnesty programmes
A number of political activists have been released from prison in Mexico under the government’s new…
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Lionfish invades Mexico: A (different) tale of controversial immigration
They came armed, and they came hungry. The beautifully-striped but venomous pez léon, or lionfish,…
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Son of drug lord reveals explosive details of Sinaloa Cartel in El Chapo’s trial
Vicente Zambada Niebla was arrested in 2009 and slapped with numerous drug-trafficking indictments upon…
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Alfonso Cuarón takes two awards at the Golden Globes for Roma
Mexican film director Alfonso Cuaron’s newest film, Roma, depicts a touching and personal story that…
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President Lopez Obrador discloses his salary and states his wife earns more than him
As Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador continues to upkeep his end of many campaign promises, a recent financial…
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