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After hundreds of mass graves have been found all over the country, Mexico can't stand the government's insensibility any longer

On Friday, an armed group of men dressed as mariachis opened fire using pistols and rifles, injuring eight and murdering five people in the Garibaldi square

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Organized crime is deeply rooted in Mexico City, and operates a few steps away from government offices

The totoaba is highly appreciated in the Asian market because of its bladder, as aphrodisiac and healing properties have been attributed to it, which has driven an increase in its illegal trafficking

Miguel Ángel Mancera's left Mexico City's administration to become a senator through party-list proportional representation by the PRD

AMLO's administration will also establish truth commissions for other important cases such as Nochixtlán, Tlatlaya, and the mass graves in San Fernando

He opposed the construction of a dam that will supply water to the states of Durango, Jalisco, and Guanajuato, and which will affect Wirikuta, sacred Huichol land

During Javier Duarte's administration, the health department allegedly gave children fake cancer treatments because of a lack of funds

Rosalinda González was freed from prison late on September 6, after the judge determined they didn't have enough evidence