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Two hitmen at the door: The killing of a Mexican journalist
EL PAÍS has had access to previously unseen footage of the murder of Roberto Toledo, who is the fifth reporter to be killed in Mexico so far this year
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The ‘white gold’ dream: Why Mexico wants to control lithium exploitation
The government has earmarked the mineral as a national strategic resource and is planning to deny new concessions to private companies
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What were the flashes of light seen during Mexico’s recent earthquake?
Experts say these bursts of light are linked to the energy released during the tremor
What went wrong? Questions and theories about what caused the metro tragedy in Mexico City
A lack of maintenance, design errors, poorly executed construction and negligence all dominate the discussion after the accident this week. EL PAÍS analyzes the key factors
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Mali Kabs, the four-year-old British singer who’s a hit on TikTok
The pint-sized performer has won hearts across Latin America with her multilingual singing abilities, fueling her family’s growing social media fame
Who’s who in ‘Narcos: Mexico’?
The latest season of the Netflix show follows the lives of the members of the Guadalajara Cartel, once the biggest drug empire in the world
The difficulties of accessing a safe abortion procedure in Mexico
Women must travel to the capital, the only place where terminations are allowed until the 12th week
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