China, not Mexico, is immigrants source
Timing was prescient, coming as it did just after the release of Ann Coulter's new book
The timing could not have been more prescient. Ann Coulter’s new book ¡Adios America! was released on June 1 decrying, among other things, the dooming of America by sponging, raping, FULL STORY
Hurricane warning for Michoacán, Guerrero
Area runs from Tecpán de Galeana to Lázaro Cárdenas and includes Zihuatanejo
Tropical storm Carlos was upgraded this morning to a Category-1 hurricane, prompting authorities to issue a hurricane warning for parts of Michoacán and Guerrero, including Zihuatanejo and Ixtapa. The storm FULL STORY
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FAA wants to fine Volaris $735,000
Safety inspections of one of its planes were deficient, says aviation authority
Mexico’s discount airline Volaris is facing a fine of US $735,000 for operating an aircraft that was not in compliance with United States regulations. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has FULL STORY
State marriage laws ruled unconstitutional
Marriage cannot be defined based on procreation, Supreme Court rules
Same-sex marriage has earned legal recognition throughout Mexico following a ruling by the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJN). State civil codes that define marriage as “the union between a man FULL STORY
Mexico signs up for moon landing
Space agency looks for research project to accompany private space launch
Mexico could be the first Latin American country to go to the moon with its signing of an agreement with Astrobotic Technology, a United States firm that is offering cargoFULL STORY
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Wanted: 3,000 people for the biggest selfie
Guinness mania continues with today's selfie shoot in Mexico City
Mexico’s craze for Guinness records continues today with an attempt to take the world’s biggest selfie, a record currently held by Georgia, in the United States, whose selfie photo included FULL STORY
Handling crocs, snakes is workshop subject
Civil Protection and other officials take two-day workshop in Nayarit
The Riviera Nayarit, a 320-kilometer stretch of coastline between Puerto Vallarta and San Blas, offers golden sand, palm-fringed pristine beaches — and crocodiles and snakes. Crocodiles in particular are a FULL STORY
Nazi symbolism fuels social media stir
Nazis and Jews portrayed in youngsters' cheerdance routine
A dance presentation that portrayed a confrontation between Nazis and Jews has generated controversy on social networks after a video was uploaded Wednesday to LiveLeaks. A dance troupe of about FULL STORY
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Oaxaca teachers to return to classrooms
In Chiapas, teachers have declared a rebellion against evaluation
Oaxaca teachers have announced they will return to work next Wednesday, but not so as to resume negotiations with the federal government. In Chiapas, meanwhile, a rebellion has been declared. FULL STORY
72 tonnes of weed in Nayarit plantation
Authorities burn 81,000 plants in Ixtlán del Río
Marijuana plantations keep on turning up in Nayarit, despite some indications that the United States market is drying up as a result of the drug’s legalization in several states. Federal FULL STORY
Pemex finds more oil in Gulf of Mexico
More oil, plus recognition for transparency and resource governance
Pemex and Mexico have had some good news to celebrate: four new oil fields and international recognition for transparency and governance. The discovery of four new shallow-water oil deposits in FULL STORY
Storm warning issued for Guerrero coast
Hurricane could form as soon as tomorrow, but wind not expected to be a threat
Tropical storm Carlos is expected to remain far enough offshore that it won’t pose a threat due to high winds, but rain is another matter, and a tropical storm warning FULL STORY
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