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Rev. Moisés Lira, known for his charitable work in Mexico, has been beatified in a ceremony at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The beatification follows a miracle attributed to Lira's intercession in 2004.
Mexico's ruling party seeks crucial vote for judicial overhaul amid protests and accusations. The plan, championed by President López Obrador, faces criticism for potentially undermining judicial independence.
Mexico City's Anahuacalli Museum, Diego Rivera's vision for preserving pre-Hispanic art, marks its 60th anniversary. The pyramid-shaped structure houses 60,000 artifacts and embodies Mexica worldview.
Activist Arturo Hernández leads a grassroots movement in Mexico City to protect urban trees from vandalism and neglect. The 'Tree Army' uses social media and direct action to raise awareness and combat environmental issues.
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Brazil, a soccer powerhouse, is embracing American football with unprecedented fervor. As the NFL hosts its first South American game in São Paulo, the nation's growing passion for the sport takes center stage.
A growing number of Chinese immigrants are choosing Mexico City as their new home, drawn by business prospects and cultural freedom. This trend reflects changing global dynamics and economic shifts in China.
Mexico's lower house passed a reform allowing voters to elect judges, raising concerns about democracy and economic partnerships. The change could give the ruling party control over all branches of government.
Daniel Craig stars as a gay, drug-addicted American in Luca Guadagnino's "Queer," set in 1950s Mexico. The film, premiering at Venice Film Festival, marks a stark departure from Craig's James Bond persona.
Luca Guadagnino's adaptation of William S. Burroughs' "Queer" premieres at Venice Film Festival. Daniel Craig's performance hailed as "career-defining" in the story of obsession set in 1950s Mexico City.
A Mexican court overturned a local election citing gender-based political violence, igniting controversy. The case highlights the challenges of balancing protection against discrimination with free speech in politics.
In his final month as president, López Obrador gathers massive crowd to back judicial changes, including popular election of judges. Critics warn of threats to democratic checks and balances.
Mexico's capital becomes a temporary home for thousands of migrants seeking U. S. asylum. Makeshift camps arise as people wait months for appointments through the CBP One app, facing challenges and tensions with locals.
Mexico introduces escorted bus rides for non-Mexican migrants with US asylum appointments, aiming to manage migration flow from its southern regions. The initiative follows recent expansion of the CBP One app access.
New revelations suggest high-level involvement in crafting a false narrative about the 2014 disappearance of 43 Mexican students. Former investigator claims meetings were presided over by then-President Peña Nieto.
The 81st Venice Film Festival, set to commence, promises a blend of Hollywood glamour and international cinema. With premieres of highly anticipated films, the event marks the beginning of the awards season.
Daniel Saldaña París's new essay collection explores the impact of various cities on his writing journey. The book offers a unique perspective on urban experiences and their influence on creative development.
Mexico's leader defends controversial judicial overhaul against U. S. ambassador's critique, citing sovereignty concerns. Tensions rise as September vote on reform approaches.
Venezuelan opposition stages worldwide protests, asserting victory in recent presidential election. Demonstrations held in multiple cities as opposition leaders present evidence challenging official results.
Claudia Sheinbaum officially becomes Mexico's first female President-elect. She pledges to continue predecessor's policies, including the controversial approach to drug cartels, after winning with a significant margin.
Mexico's leader criticizes U. S. support for a local NGO, claiming interference. He plans diplomatic action and legal changes, while the organization defends its independence and funding legality.
Federico Gomez Children's Hospital in Mexico City organizes annual "Mis XV" event, celebrating quinceañeras for young patients. Volunteers transform the hospital, providing unforgettable experiences for teens facing health challenges.
A relic of St. Jude Thaddeus, patron saint of impossible causes, visited Mexico City's Xochimilco canals. The event drew thousands of devotees, blending traditional Mexican culture with Catholic faith.
Farmers' protest on major Mexican highway enters second day, causing economic strain and traveler hardships. Government's non-confrontational approach draws criticism amid growing tensions.