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1 killed, 11 injured in blast at Pemex refinery in northern Mexico

Mexico's state-owned oil company says one worker died when a gas leak caught fire and shout out flames at a refinery in the northern state...
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Mexico stops Central American migrants from climbing ‘Beast’ train

Mexican authorities have launched operations to block Central American migrants from illegally heading to the United States, stopping them from hitching rides on a freight...
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Mexico: Real Human Teeth Discovered in 300-Year-Old ‘Lord of Patience’ Christ Statue

A historic statue of Christ in northeastern Mexico contains real human teeth, it has been discovered. The 'Lord of Patience' statue, in the parish of...
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Mexico owes the USA water, and lots of it

Mexico still owes the U.S. water and lots of it, according to officials. As of July 26, Mexico has failed to deliver to the U.S....
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Mexican Senate approves opening of oil sector, ending the Pemex Monopoly

Mexico's Congress approved a comprehensive energy reform that will break more than seven decades of state monopoly and dramatically expand the role of foreign and...
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Circus Abandons 2 Lions Without Food or Water

Mexican authorities have rescued two lions found abandoned without food or water in a large trailer cage in a rural area. The office of the...
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The Toltec Civilization of Mexico

The Toltec people were an amalgam of people from southern Latin America that came together as one to form the Teotihuacan civilization. This “empire” grew...
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Mexico fines circus over mistreatment of animals

Mexican authorities imposed Monday a US$53,000 fine on a circus that featured a black bear whose lower jaw had been removed and a lion and...
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Mexican Government is Dedicated to Building Latin America’s First High-Speed Train

The high-speed Mexico City-Queretaro train, which will cover the 210-kilometer (130-mile) route at a speed of 300 kph (186 mph), will be the first of...
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USC to provide scholarships to students in Mexico

The University of Southern California on Tuesday announced an agreement with the Mexican Foundation for Education, Technology, and Science (FUNED) to provide joint scholarships to...
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Final package of bills for energy overhaul passed by lower senate in Mexico

Mexico's lower house concluded early Saturday the process of debating and approving the secondary legislation needed to implement last year's energy overhaul, which opens the...
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Journalist murdered in central Mexico

A journalist was stabbed to death at his house in Guadalupe, a city in the central Mexican state of Zacatecas, a press rights group said....
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