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The White House announced on Sunday that Colombia backtracked and agreed to accept its deported citizens on military flights, after US President Donald Trump threatened to impose sanctions. The Trump administration will

With signs that read “Not with the children” and “Culiacán united for Peace” and images of missing people in Culiacán, Sinaloa, entire families closed Obregón Avenue from the Cathedral to La Lomita.

Projections for the exchange rate Uncertainty about the bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United States continues to affect exchange rate projections. Alejandra Marcos, Director of Analysis and Strategy of Interm Banco,

A new caravan of more than a thousand migrants left southern Mexico heading north on Saturday night, despite the all-out war against irregular immigration declared by the President of the United States,

The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) announced the end of the intersemester vacations, so this January 27 begins the start of the 2025-2 school year, for students who are governed by

A alleged act of revenge ended the life of a young man Approximately 20 years old, whose body was lying in the basketball courts of the Head of Juarez Cabeza Unit, in

▲ The generosity of the people of Mexico does not have any other in the worldSaid the president in Oaxaca yesterday, where residents swirled in his path to greet her.PHOTO PRESIDENCY Néstor

An elephant killed a tourist on Saturday in Kruger Park, one of the largest reserves in the worldannounced the South African national parks agency SANParks. “A tourist was attacked and trampled by