Mexico's Banorte plans to hire up to 1,200 people to tap into nearshoring
By Marion Giraldo MEXICO CITY Mexican bank Banorte plans to hire between 1,000 and 1,200 more employees to
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A reigning homecoming queen in Texas wore a Mexican heritage stole to her graduation. Now, her school says she can't crown her successor.
A former Texas homecoming queen will not be allowed to return to her high school to crown her successor because she wore a stole representing her Mexican heritage to her graduation ceremony in May, the school district said.
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Families board makeshift rafts to get closer to the US
There's a bustling trade in people and goods across the Guatemala-Mexico river border this week. But almost all skirts the route across the road bridge and tries to avoid official eyes by floating across the water.
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Your Winter Holiday Travels May Finally Cost Less This Year
If last year's holiday vacation sticker shock was too much for you, you might find winter travel in
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Mexican goods worth $1 billion stuck at US border amid migration checks
By Jose Gonzalez and Laura Gottesdiener CIUDAD JUAREZ (Reuters) -Trade across the U.S.-Mexican border has been slowed over the past
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Mexico eyes US energy exports from solar farm, chip supply chain role
TAIPEI Mexico's northern state of Sonora wants to export clean energy to California and Arizona from a massive
1970-01-01 08:00
US asks Mexico to review workers rights at Teklas Automotive facility
MEXICO CITY The United States has asked Mexico to review workers rights at a Teklas Automotive facility in
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Mexico’s Poorer South Growing 6%, Double National Average
Mexico’s southern region is leading the country’s growth, at double the pace of the national level and fueled
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Mexico makes agreement with US to deport migrants from its border cities amid ongoing surge in illegal migration
Mexico has made an agreement with the United States to deport migrants from its border cities to their home countries and take several actions to deter migrants as part of a new effort to combat the recent surge in border crossings.
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2 men were arrested in the drive-by killing of 11-year-old boy, a case that helped prompt New Mexico's controversial gun ban
Two men have been charged in the drive-by shooting of an 11-year-old boy in New Mexico -- one of several recent killings cited by the state's governor before she enacted a controversial order suspending open and concealed gun carry laws in parts of the state.
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Mexico inflation continues slowdown in early September
Mexico's headline inflation eased in the first half of September, official data showed on Friday, slightly below market
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Two bodies found in Rio Grande as migrant crossings rise
Migrant apprehensions at the US-Mexico border have risen to near-record levels in September.
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