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October 5, 2018

Scooter company Bird enters Latin America with launch in Mexico City

California startup Bird said on Friday it has launched its electric scooters in Mexico City, expanding its effort to shake up urban transportation globally. The...
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Police are warning people about a new scam threatening immigrants in U.S.

Police are warning people about a new scam threatening immigrants or people from Mexico with graphic videos. A Pasco, Washington man received a gruesome video...
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Hurricane Sergio may plow into Mexico’s Baja Peninsula and bring snow to U.S.

Hurricane Sergio will make a U-turn and push toward Baja California late next week, and its remnant moisture could once again trigger flooding in the...
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Grupo Vidanta denies diverting Ameca River to artificial lagoons

Grupo Vidanta has again denied diverting the Ameca River bed to the artificial lagoons of the theme park it is building in partnership with Cirque...
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Tourism sector in Puerto Vallarta is growing, but not as strong as last year

In 2018 tourism in Jalisco has maintained a sustained growth, although less than that reached in 2017 compared to 2016. "Fortunately, tourism continues to grow...
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Mexico President-elect AMLO lost 2006 elections due to 'rigging'

Mexico President-elect AMLO lost 2006 elections due to ‘rigging’

A former presidential candidate from Mexico's Revolutionary Institutional Party (PRI), which ruled uninterrupted for seven decades, has hinted that the 2006 presidential elections might have...
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Nature and culture mix to make Mazatlan an undiscovered gem

Nature and culture mix to make Mazatlan an undiscovered gem

Our cab ride from the airport was a quick one: less than 30 minutes from the curb to our beachside hotel in the historic district...
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US moves ahead with plan to give Mexico $20M that it doesn't want to deport migrants

US wants to force Mexico to take $20M that it doesn’t want

The Trump administration is moving ahead with a plan to pay Mexico $20 million to deport migrants from that country and prevent them from reaching...
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Over-development in Puerto Vallarta is forcing crocodiles into the streets

This Thursday, animal protection authorities and firefighters caught a crocodile two and a half meters long, which was loitering on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta....
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Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens will celebrate World Migratory Bird Day

“World Migratory Bird Day” will be celebrated for the first time next October 13th with the slogan “Uniting our voices for bird conservation". The celebrations...
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reed straws

Reed straws made in Oaxaca, Mexico are replacing plastics

Reed straws have become an alternative to the traditional plastic because, in addition to having a short lifespan, they do not harm the environment. In...
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Mexico’s President and First-Lady file for divorce, report

President Enrique Peña Nieto and first lady, Angélica Rivera, began divorce proceedings to end their marriage, according to Salvador García Soto in his column today...
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