Stephania Corpi
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El proyecto de 100 millones de dólares, construido por Canadian Pacific Kansas City, duplicará la capacidad de carga en el puerto de entrada comercial más grande de América del Norte. -
Los funcionarios mexicanos dijeron que su reciente ofensiva contra el crimen también resultó en el desmantelamiento de 69 laboratorios clandestinos de drogas y la confiscación de miles de armas. -
Mexico's 61-ton drug bust leads to 7,000 arrests. Critics say it's the wrong way to wage a drug war.Mexican officials said their recent crackdown on crime also resulted in the dismantling of 69 clandestine drug labs and the confiscation of thousands of weapons.
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The $100 million project, built by Canadian Pacific Kansas City, is set to double freight capacity at North America’s largest trade port of entry.
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The closure or modification of the Safe Mobility program could mark the end of a more orderly approach to immigration management and pave the way for more restrictive policies with the new Trump administration. -
Men, women and children visiting a cemetery in Michoacan found solace during their Day of the Dead ceremonies. They also taught the next generation how to honor them when they're gone, and how both worlds — the living and the dead — embrace during one special night. -
El presidente mexicano, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, culpó a Estados Unidos por el reciente aumento de la violencia en Sinaloa, vinculándolo con la detención por parte de Estados Unidos de dos capos de la droga: Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada y Joaquín Guzmán Loera. -
Mexican President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador blamed the U.S. for a recent surge in violence in Sinaloa, linking it to the detention by the U.S. of two drug lords: Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada and Joaquin Guzman Loera.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador's action followed the U.S. ambassador's expressed concerns over a move could shift the judicial selection process from one based on qualifications to open elections. -
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador acknowledged the problem. But Gov. Alfredo Ramírez claimed the producers' actions are more about driving up lime prices.
