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Ed Sheeran continues US tour amid Palestinian controversy
Pro-Palestinian protests are expected at Ed Sheeran's first gig since Macklemore was dropped from the tour. The US rapper shouted "Free Palestine" at a concert in New Jersey.
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Aztec manuscript returns to Mexico after two centuries, on loan
For years, Mexico has demanded the return of a treasured manuscript. Now the Aztec relic is back home from France — but on loan.
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Mexico City Has a Toxic ‘Sacrifice Zone’ Where Cancer Is Surging
For decades, the Mexican authorities have sacrificed a rural valley to flush away the capital’s waste and power the economy. Now, local communities are paying for that decision — often with peoples’…
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Trump Rules Out Leaving the USMCA
The US president said on 12 September that Washington will not withdraw from the USMCA, narrowing but not settling the pact’s joint review.
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New robot helps Israeli surgeons crush kidney stones without the splash
But now there is an even better method to crush kidney stones, and Israel is one of only about 11 countries around the world that have the new technology.
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The NFL sold out its Australia game in 30 minutes – but will the sport make its mark Down Under?
Quinn Rooney/Getty On Friday morning in Melbourne, close to 100,000 people will cram into the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the first National Football League (NFL) game ever to be played in…
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LIV Golf files for bankruptcy as it attempts to restart in 2027
LIV Golf, the Saudi-funded tour that once aimed to take over professional golf, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday as it attempts to restructure and restart what it called its “next…
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At least 10 killed in central Mexico fireworks blast during festival
Local government says at least 60 were wounded in the blast, apparently caused by a burning bull effigy.
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The world is finally watching Palestine. But who gets to narrate the story of what's been done to it?
As courts and sports stadiums turn towards Palestine, a quieter struggle runs beneath the headlines over memory, heritage and the right of Palestinians to tell their own story A demonstrator waves a…
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Festival Vaivén 2026 in Jojutla, Mexico: Morelos’ Indie and Pop Festival Returns on October 17
Festival Vaivén 2026 takes over Jojutla, Morelos, Mexico on October 17 — the one-day indie and pop festival an hour south of Mexico City.
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Opeth in Mexico City, Mexico: Progressive Metal Royalty at the Arena Ciudad de México on November 11, 2026
Opeth play Mexico City on November 11, 2026 at the Arena Ciudad de México — the Swedish progressive metal band's Latin American tour finale in Mexico.
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Suspect arrested in the murder of Paola Buenrostro, a landmark case that made transfemicide a crime
The case of Paola Buenrostro in 2016 is emblematic for members of the trans community in Mexico, as it was the first to be recognized as a transfemicide by the Mexico City Human Rights Commission.
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Gustavo Petro Chooses Mexico for His First Trip Abroad as Ex-President
COLOMBIA · POLITICS Key Facts —The trip: Former Colombian president Gustavo Petro is in Mexico City, his first journey abroad since leaving office on 7 August. He returns to Colombia on Wednesday, 2…
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Sheinbaum Second Report Today: Record FDI Headline Meets US Screening Pressure
MEXICO · POLITICS Key Facts —The day: President Claudia Sheinbaum delivers her second annual report (Segundo Informe) today, 1 September, closing a nationwide tour at Mexico City’s Zócalo. —The…
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Bomb attacks by Mexican gangs on the rise, officials say
MEXICO CITY, Aug 31 - A recent spate of bomb attacks has swept across Mexico, from car bombs to drones rigged with explosives, exposing an escalation in cartel violence that local authorities say has…
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‘I’m so grateful.’ Diners relish high-end food on Pay What You Can day.
A global initiative started by a restaurant in Mexico City has expanded to 14 countries, with diners at high-end restaurants invited to pay what they can afford.
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Mexico president says Sinaloa governor's brief return to office was 'not appropriate'
MEXICO CITY, Aug 24 - Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Monday it was \"not appropriate\" for Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha to return to his post after accusations of drug trafficking by the…
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Race Across the World star Jo Gardiner dies aged 61 one year after son's death
Former TV contestant, Jo Gardiner, dies of cancer one year after her son and co-star's death in a crash.
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The Jewish-Mexican food traditions hiding in plain sight
Jewish immigrants first arrived in Mexico in the 16th century. Since then, they have made notable contributions to the country's food culture, especially in Mexico City, writes Lydia Carey.
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'Aura' battles leap from social media to Latin America streets
"Aura Battles" – a new viral trend among young people in which two individuals face off in public spaces, with charisma and style the deciding factor. Leer más
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Mexico Data Centres Are Set for US$20.6 Billion by 2031
An industry report projects US$20.63 billion of direct investment in Mexico data centres from 2026 to 2031. Querétaro leads the growth.
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Camila Bring Their Farewell Tour to Puebla in December
Camila play Puebla on 17 December 2026 as part of their Adiós World Tour. Tickets are available via eTicket México, with day-of-event prices at 250 pesos.
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Amazon Prime Video to invest US$2 billion in Latin America productions
Amazon announces US$2-billion investment in Latin American productions for its Prime Video streaming service through to 2030. Leer más
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The Pulque and Pozole Fair Returns to Toluca in October
offering three days of traditional drinks and stew in a village setting. Here are the dates, prices, and how to get there.
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Rhye Will Play Bogotá in October on the Tour Behind a New Album
Rhye brings the Joy Tour to Bogota on 28 October 2026 at the Ace of Spades Club. No tickets or start time yet, but the date is set.
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Gastrofest Runs for 18 Days in Bogotá, With 60 Restaurants Taking Part
Gastrofest 2026 runs from 3 to 20 September in Bogota, with up to 60 restaurants across three routes. Dishes cost about US$4, and the festival includes a cooking competition.
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How blind football is helping women overcome barriers in Mexico
Mexico is sending its first blind women's football team to compete in an international tournament. Players cannot wait.
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Coco 2 Confirmed for November 2029 With a First-Look Reveal
Pixar confirmed a November 2029 window for Coco 2 at D23 Expo 2026, along with first-look concept art of a teenage Miguel and the return of Benjamin Bratt. Here is what expats and nomads in Latin…
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Son of former Mexican president says US revoked his visa
MEXICO CITY, Aug 14 - Andres Manuel Lopez Beltran, a son of former Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, said the United States has revoked his visa, accusing Secretary of State Marco Rubio…
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Ecuador’s Biess Steps Up Home Lending as Housing Demand Holds
Ecuador's state pension bank Biess has stepped up home lending, disbursing US$263.4 million in the first half of 2026 and tens of millions more through its Credicasa program.
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García Márquez’s Mexico City Home Closes for Lack of Money
The Mexico City home where Gabriel García Márquez lived for 39 years until 2014 has closed to the public, unable to cover the cost of its own upkeep.
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Medellín Throws a Benefit Concert for Colombia’s Earthquake Victims
Medellín will host a benefit concert on August 15 for Colombia's earthquake victims, with a companion Miami show featuring international stars like Marc Anthony a day later.
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Venezuela’s Oil Output Inches Up, but India Turns Away
Venezuela's July oil output edged up to about 1.12 million barrels a day, but its crude exports to India fell sharply, underlining a slow recovery under US sanctions.
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US Puts US$2 Million Into Guyana’s Skies as It Watches Venezuela
The US announced US$2 million to boost Guyana's air surveillance and drone capabilities, deepening security ties as its dispute with Venezuela over Essequibo simmers.
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Puebla Arts Venue Closure Stirs Gentrification Fears
The reported closure of Foro Cultural Karuzo is more than a venue shutting down. It's the latest sign of how gentrification is reshaping Puebla's historic centre — and what that means for artists and…
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San Miguel de Allende Guide: Wine, Art, and Food
Explore San Miguel de Allende's wine country, the FASMA arts festival, and a dining scene that ranges from street tacos to rooftop elegance. This guide covers what to see, when, and how to make the…
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August Tastes Like Wine and Cheese in Jalostotitlan
August in Jalostotitlan means a month of grape stomping, vineyard tours, and cheese tastings. Here's how to enjoy this Jalisco harvest festival.
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Ecuador charges ex-minister over presidential candidate assassination case
Prosecutors accuse six others, including the leader of cartel Los Lobos, of having an indirect role in the murder of Fernando Villavicencio.
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US police officer accused of killing three people in Mexico arrested at border
Chad Eberle of Texas charged over deadly shooting in Saltillo that officials say stemmed from custody dispute A Texas police officer has been arrested in Mexico after authorities there accused him of…
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Mexico and Peru restore diplomatic relations after asylum row
Relations broke down after former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez sought asylum in the Mexican embassy in November 2025.