MacKenzie Scott, ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, donates another $2.7 billion
The philanthropist has made “significant” donations to 286 organizations, including Fondo Semillas, a Mexican non-profit focused on women’s rights
US grapples with paradox of surging economic growth but sluggish job figures
Conservatives are criticizing Covid-linked state aid while progressives insist salaries must rise to stimulate a return to work
Crossing the Rio Grande
EL PAÍS journalists witness the daily crossings of hundreds of Central Americans into Texas along the river, as the Biden administration struggles to cope with thousands of unaccompanied children coaxed into travelling by people smugglers
Netflix removes Castilian Spanish subtitles from Alfonso Cuarón’s ‘Roma’
The decision of the streaming service to offer an alternative version on the hit movie had caused controversy, with the director himself calling it “offensive”
Mexican cinema arrives in force at the 2018 Venice Film Festival
The much-awaited ‘Roma’ from director Alfonso Cuarón will premier tonight, while the jury will be presided by Oscar-winner Guillermo del Toro
Mexico wowed by Pixar’s Day of the Dead tribute ‘Coco’
The animated movie has already been seen by more than 21 million people in the Latin American country
Tragedy in a Mexican school: “We’re not leaving until they get the last person out”
The families of the victims of the Enrique Rebsamen school leveled by the earthquake wait anxiously as rescue teams work around the clock
Mexico launches campaign to help immigrants in the United States
Information includes advice on what people should do if they are arrested by immigration officers
Mexico City mayor: “Trump has realized that Mexico can take a tougher stance”
Miguel Ángel Mancera accuses US president of seeing its neighbor as a company he can control
Mexican president calls off trip to Washington over Trump border wall
Earlier in the day, US president said it is “better to cancel” if the country won’t foot construction bill
Mexico sees the most deadly year of Peña Nieto presidency
2016 set to close with over 20,800 homicides due to a spike in drug cartel violence since July
Mexican senator vows to fight gender violence after vicious attack
Ana Gabriela Guevara was brutally beaten by four men on Sunday in a road rage incident
Mexicans fear for future after Trump threats to block money transfers
US president elect warned he could halt remittances to make Mexico pay for border wall
Mexican Congress votes down plans to legalize gay marriage
News is latest blow for unpopular president faced with huge economic and social problems
Mexico, the US and the myth of the good neighbour
Election night in the US has left a very bitter taste in the mouths of many Mexicans
Chris Dodd: “We must stop depicting Mexico as narcoland”
President of Motion Picture Association of America defends copyright law on visit to southern neighbor
Mexico City’s seldom-seen bone collection sheds light on an ancient past
Specimens from Museum of Anthropology include remains of the earliest inhabitants of the Americas
Spanish soccer chief’s niece was killed hours after ransom was paid
María Villar was kidnapped in Mexico after taking a taxi and murdered two days later
Spanish soccer chief’s niece killed in Mexican “express” kidnapping
María Villar Galaz, aged 39, was snatched after she took a taxi in Mexico City
Chief investigator in case of 43 missing Mexican students resigns from post
Head of Criminal Investigation Agency, Tomás Zerón, quits ahead of anniversary of disappearance
Clinton’s snub of Peña Nieto ramps up pressure on Mexican government
Treasury Secretary Luis Videgaray resigns after rumors abound he was behind controversial Trump visit
Mexico’s Catholic Church beats back gay marriage initiative
Ruling party on way to shelving president’s proposal for equality after heavy pressure from the far right
July marks Mexico’s most violent month since Peña Nieto took power
Figures show more than 2,000 people were killed, a murder rate not seen since the drug wars
Video footage emerges of kidnapping of ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán’s son
The army and the navy are taking part in the search for the child of the Mexican kingpin
Mexico’s President Peña Nieto backs legalizing same-sex marriage
Leader will send Congress proposal for constitutional reform
From ‘Big Brother’ to candidate in one of Mexico’s most violent cities
Former reality TV star Sandra Casar has been chosen to run on the PRD ticket in Tamaulipas
Mexico formally begins extradition proceedings against ‘El Chapo’
Long legal battle expected to prevent the Sinaloa cartel leader from being sent to the US
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