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Mexico's president seeks credit for migration drop across U.S. border
World NowMexican President Felipe Calderon says improving conditions in his country are a reason for the dramatic reduction in the flow of migrants to the United States.... -
Mexico's 'Popo' volcano shoots glowing rocks
World NowGlowing red rocks were thrown from the top of the active Popocatepetl volcano at dawn Friday, producing more spectacular (and slightly frightening) images from the peak southeast of populous Mexico City. But authorities did not raise the alert level for a... -
Mexico's President Calderon says drug cartels threaten democracy
World NowREPORTING FROM MEXICO CITY -- President Felipe Calderon acknowledged Sunday that despite five years of battling drug cartels, criminals today pose "an open threat" to Mexico's democratic order (link in Spanish). In a candid speech marking the start of his... -
Mexico violence claims another member of peace movement
World NowMexico Violence Peace Activist: Another member of a Mexican peace movement has been slain, the second such incident in less than two weeks. Also, Mexican President Felipe Calderon used a televised interview to defend himself against a lawsuit brought by a... -
Mexico female candidate criticizes Pena Nieto on housewife remark
World NowREPORTING FROM MEXICO CITY -- The lone female candidate contending for Mexico's presidency described herself as one of the millions of Mexican women who go home at the end of the day to check on the refrigerator, in comments that played on the touchy... -
Mexican ex-President Miguel de la Madrid reported dead, then alive
World NowFormer Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid is reported dead, then officials backtrack and say he is alive but in grave condition.... -
Mexico's president, first lady pray for peace at holy site
World NowPresident Felipe Calderon and First Lady Margarita Zavala on Sunday appeared at Mexico's most revered holy site for Roman Catholics, the Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe, and prayed for peace in a public display of devotion.... -
Alleged key aide to Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' Guzman captured
World NowA man described as a top security chief for Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, one of the world's biggest drug lords, has been captured, the Mexican army announced Monday... -
Boxer shorts lead to cancellation of results in key Mexican vote
World NowMexican election authorities Wednesday annulled the results in last month's hotly contested vote for mayor of Morelia, capital of Michoacan, President Felipe Calderon's home state, because Mexican boxer Juan Manuel Marquez, in a major bout with Filipino... -
'Mexico Under Siege': Sensational, or a stark truth?
Readers' Representative JournalA reader takes issue with the "Mexico Under Siege" label on The Times' stories about drug violence.... -
Pope will skip Mexico City in upcoming Latin America trip
World NowPope Benedict XVI will not include a stop in Mexico City on his trip to Latin America this spring, a tour that includes Mexico and Cuba, because of concerns for his health given the Mexico capital's high altitude.... -
13 bodies found dumped at Mexican gas station
World NowMexican authorities discover 13 bodies dumped at a gas station near the city of Zitacuaro, in Michoacan state....
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