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The President promises to help Mexicans in the USA

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum promises, the day before Donald Trump takes office as the USA's president, to defend Mexican citizens living in the USA. .

The President promises to help Mexicans in the USA

Diplomatic friction as Mexico snubs the king

Mexico's next president Claudia Sheinbaum does not invite Spain's King Felipe VI to the party when she is sworn in. Spain responds by completely boycotting the ceremony.

Diplomatic friction as Mexico snubs the king

Controversial Reform in Mexico: The People Get to Choose Judges

Mexico becomes the first in the world to let the people elect all the country's judges. When the constitutional amendment was to be approved in the senate, the building was stormed by demonstrators.

Controversial Reform in Mexico: The People Get to Choose Judges

Mexico "pauses" relations with the USA and Canada

Mexico's president says the country has put its relations with the USA and Canada "on hold". This after the neighboring countries expressed concern over a proposed – and controversial – review of Mexico's judicial system.

Mexico "pauses" relations with the USA and Canada

New Mayor Murder after the Election in Mexico

A mayor in southwestern Mexico has been shot dead in an attack on a square in the middle of the city, according to reports from the regional government in Michoacán. The government condemns the murder of the mayor of Cotija.

New Mayor Murder after the Election in Mexico

Polling stations attacked in Mexico – two dead

Violence that has characterized the electoral campaign in Mexico continued on election day. Two people were killed in two attacks on polling stations in the state of Puebla in central Mexico on Sunday, according to a local government source to AFP.

Polling stations attacked in Mexico – two dead

The Election is On – Mexico Against a Female President

The Mexican people are expected to write history today by choosing their first female president. However, the election process has been marked by violence, and just hours before the polling stations opened, a local candidate was killed.

The Election is On – Mexico Against a Female President

Drug Violence – Can She Succeed Where Men Have Failed?

Totals killed in violence-related attacks - yet another episode in a national violence spiral that never seems to end. Crimes, and the fear they bring, are dominant themes in the Mexican election this weekend.

Drug Violence – Can She Succeed Where Men Have Failed?