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Submissions from 2014

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Labor, Safety Concerns Raised About Monterrey Subway System, Carlos Navarro

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Political Establishment Faces Credibility Problems in Mexico, Carlos Navarro

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Decline in Global Oil Prices Raises Concerns About Mexico’s 2015 Budget, Carlos Navarro

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Senate Appoints New Human Rights Ombud in Wake of Guerrero Crisis, Carlos Navarro

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Guerrero Tragedy Reopens Debate on Legalizing Drug Production, Carlos Navarro

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President Enrique Peña Nieto Cancels Concession for Mexico City-Querétaro High-Speed Rail Line, Carlos Navarro

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Concerns Rise about Dwindling Supplies of Bluefin Tuna in Mexican Waters, Carlos Navarro

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Supreme Court Rejects Proposals to Bring Energy Reform, Minimum Wage, and Reduction of Congress to Citizens for Vote, Carlos Navarro

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Foreign Direct Investment in Mexico Down Sharply in First Half of 2014, Carlos Navarro

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New Details Emerge of Political-Criminal Links in Guerrero, Carlos Navarro

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Mexico’s Largest Bank Continues to Face Legal Repercussions from Massive Oceanografía Fraud Case, Carlos Navarro

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Social-Media Activist Killed for Reporting on Activities of Criminal Organizations in Tamaulipas, Carlos Navarro

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Chinese-Mexican Consortium Submits Only Bid to Construct High-Speed Rail Between Mexico City and Querétaro, Carlos Navarro

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Massacre of Students Exposes High Levels of Corruption in Guerrero State, Carlos Navarro

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Advocates Give Human Rights Ombud Raúl Plascencia Poor Grades, Seek to Prevent Reappointment, Carlos Navarro

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President Enrique Peña Nieto Pledges Mexican Participation in UN Peacekeeping Operations, Carlos Navarro

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Court Upholds Designation of Televisa as ‘Dominant Company’ in Broadcast Sector, Carlos Navarro

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Grupo México Remains at the Center of Controversy, Almost Two Months After Toxic Spill, Carlos Navarro

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Conservative, Center-Left Parties Offer Proposals to Boost Minimum Wage, Carlos Navarro

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U.S., Mexican Governments Sign Agreement to Protect Mexican Workers, Carlos Navarro

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Exiled Miners Union Leader Napoleón Gómez Urrutia Wins Crucial Court Victory, Carlos Navarro

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President Enrique Peña Nieto Unveils Ambitious Plan for New Airport in Mexico City, Carlos Navarro

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Federal Court Upholds Ban on Use of Genetically Modified Corn, Carlos Navarro

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Zetas and Three Other Criminal Organizations Reportedly Meet to Discuss Alliance, Carlos Navarro

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Governing Party Wants Citizens to Vote on Reducing Size of Congress, Carlos Navarro

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President Enrique Peña Nieto Announces Creation of New Elite Police Unit, Carlos Navarro

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Discrimination and Intolerance Remains Prevalent in Mexico, Studies Find, Carlos Navarro

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Environmental Protection Agency Levies Stiff Fine on Developers of Dragon Mart Project in Quintana Roo for Damaging Wetlands, Coastal Ecosystem, Carlos Navarro

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Interpol Agrees to Issue Arrest Order for Fugitive Miners Union Leader Napoleón Gómez Urrutia, Carlos Navarro

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Leak of Sulfuric Acid Forces Authorities to Declare Environmental Emergency for Several Communities Along Sonora River, Carlos Navarro

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Congress Approves Secondary Laws to Implement Energy Reforms, Carlos Navarro

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Sinaloa State Imposes Controversial Gag Order on Journalists, Carlos Navarro

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Electoral Institute Approves Official Party Status for Center-Left Movement Morena, Carlos Navarro

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Mexico Criticizes Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s Decision to Send National Guard Troops to Border Area, Carlos Navarro

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President Enrique Peña Nieto’s Administration Appoints Tabasco Senator to Manage Immigration Policies for Southern Border, Carlos Navarro

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Several Mexican States Move to Ban Use of Animals in Circus Acts, Carlos Navarro

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Federal Court Grants Bankruptcy-Protection Request for PEMEX Contractor Oceanografía, Carlos Navarro

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Federal Government Reduces Estimates for Number of Disappeared in Mexico, Carlos Navarro

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Mexican Congress Approves Secondary Laws to Implement Telecommunications Reforms, Carlos Navarro

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Reforms Could Boost Mexican Economy, Which Has Showed Low Growth So Far in 2014, Carlos Navarro

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High Illiteracy Rate Remains a Problem in Mexico, Carlos Navarro

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Scandal Forces Michoacán Gov. Fausto Vallejo to Resign, Carlos Navarro

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Mexican Expatriates Boost Remittances in First Quarter of Year Despite Adverse Economic Factors in U.S. Economy, Carlos Navarro

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Mexico, U.S., Central American Countries Attempt to Address Surge in Numbers of Minors Crossing into U.S., Carlos Navarro

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State-Run Oil Company PEMEX Sells Most of its Share in Spain’s Repsol, Carlos Navarro

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U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Straw Purchases Is Victory for Mexico’s Efforts to Control Flow of Weapons South of the Border, Carlos Navarro

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Judicial Council Suspends Three Federal Judges for Allegedly Favoring Casino Magnate, Carlos Navarro

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Zapatista Leader Subcomandante Marcos "Retires," as Courts Issue Landmark Decisions on Indigenous Rights, Carlos Navarro

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Catholic Bishops Challenge President Enrique Peña Nieto to Provide Answers on Major Reforms, Carlos Navarro

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Fatal Virus Detected in Hog Herds in 17 States, but Health Authorities Say Problem is Minimal in Mexico, Carlos Navarro

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Central American Migrants Stranded in Southern Mexico After Railroad Enforces Ban on Stowaways, Carlos Navarro

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Former Aguascalientes Governor Arrested on Charges of Embezzlement, Carlos Navarro

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Mexico Bribery Scandal Two Years Ago Continues to Have Negative Repercussions on Walmart, Carlos Navarro

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Proposed Tourist Complex Could Threaten Sensitive Coral Reef in Gulf of California, Carlos Navarro

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Award-Winning Mexican Director Challenges President Enrique Peña Nieto to Answer Questions Regarding Energy Reforms, Carlos Navarro

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Congress Unanimously Approves Legislation Requiring That Civilian Courts Try Criminal Complaints Against Military Personnel, Carlos Navarro

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Critics Suggest President Enrique Peña Nieto’s Telecommunications Proposal Attempts to Legislate Censorship, Carlos Navarro

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Former Michoacán Interim Governor Arrested on Charges of Colluding with Drug Cartel, Carlos Navarro

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Argentina, Mexico Discuss Increased Cooperation in Motor Vehicle, Auto Parts Sectors, Carlos Navarro

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Spike in Lime Prices in Mexico Linked to Disease, Unrest in Key Growing Areas, Carlos Navarro

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Indigenous Rights Key Factor Behind Court’s Decision to Prohibit Additional Genetically Altered Soy in Campeche State, Carlos Navarro

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Judge Declares Full Bankruptcy for Mexicana, Orders Airline to Sell Assets, Carlos Navarro

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New Electoral Watchdog Agency Starts Work Under Cloud of Suspicion, Carlos Navarro

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U.S. Producers Seek Countervailing Duty on Imports of Mexican Sugar, Carlos Navarro

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Mexican Armed Forces Kill Two Top Leaders of Caballeros Templarios, Carlos Navarro

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Mexico Opens Huge Solar-Power Plant in Baja California Sur State, Carlos Navarro

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Environmentalists Give NAFTA Mixed Reviews, Lindajoy Fenley

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Mexico, U.S. Unveil Environmental Restoration Plan for Colorado River Delta, Carlos Navarro

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New Law Sets Specific Rules for Citizen Consultations, Carlos Navarro

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PEMEX Contractor, Mexico’s Largest Bank at Center of Major Financial Scandal, Carlos Navarro

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Legal Challenges Filed Against Tax Reforms, Particularly Higher Value-Added Tax, in Border Communities, Carlos Navarro

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Veracruz Government Again Accused of Covering Up Motive for Journalist’s Murder, Carlos Navarro

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Center-Left Legislators Introduce Initiatives in Mexico City Legislature, Congress to Further Ease Restrictions on Marijuana, Carlos Navarro

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Femicide: Alarming Problem Despite Vanguard Law, Lindajoy Fenley

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Femicide Rooted in Patriarchal Culture, Lindajoy Fenley

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Meeting of Mexican, U.S., Canadian Leaders Described as Lackluster, Carlos Navarro

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Sinaloa Cartel Expected to Survive Arrest of Top Leader Joaquín Chapo Guzmán, Carlos Navarro

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Federal Government Reaches Truce with Yaqui Indians in Aqueduct Dispute, Carlos Navarro

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Self-Defense Groups Attempt to Protect Residents from Criminal Organizations in Guerrero State, Carlos Navarro

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AH1N1 Virus Reappears in Mexico in Early 2014; No Health Emergency Declared, Carlos Navarro

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Musicians Hold Concert to Promote Caballeros Templarios Cartel in Michoacán State, Carlos Navarro

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At Least Nine Journalists Killed in Mexico in 2013, Carlos Navarro

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Monarch Butterfly Populations at Biosphere in Michoacán Down Sharply, Carlos Navarro

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Execution of Mexican Citizen in Texas Reopens Controversy on Capital Punishment, Consular Rights, Carlos Navarro

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President Enrique Peña Nieto Announces New Anti-Kidnapping Campaign, Carlos Navarro

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Deportations of Mexican Citizens Set to Break Record during U.S. President Barack Obama’s Administration, Carlos Navarro

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Tensions Remain High in Michoacán State, as Self-Defense Groups Confront Drug Cartel, Carlos Navarro

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Federal Government Proposes Expanding Mexico City Airport; Environmental Groups Oppose Plan, Carlos Navarro

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Zapatista Uprising 20 Years Ago Left Lasting Impression on Mexico, LADB Staff

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NAFTA Completes 20 Years of Existence with Mixed Results, Carlos Navarro

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Telecommunications Regulator Announces Auction of Television Frequencies, Carlos Navarro

Submissions from 2013

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Congress Easily Approves Energy Reform Plan; PRI, PAN Majorities Key to Passage, Carlos Navarro

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Mexico, Turkey Commit to Negotiate Free-Trade Agreement in 2014, Carlos Navarro

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Central American Migrants Remain Under Siege in Mexico, Carlos Navarro

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Congress Approves New Set of Electoral Reforms, Carlos Navarro

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Center-left Party Withdraws from Pacto por México, Threatening Viability of Political Agreement, Carlos Navarro

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PEMEX Helps Broker Agreement Between Argentine Government, Spanish Energy Company Repsol, Carlos Navarro

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Congress Includes Special Fund for Border States in 2014 Budget, Carlos Navarro

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Mexico’s "Black Friday" Campaign Boosts Consumption Ahead of Holiday Season, Carlos Navarro

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President Enrique Peña Nieto Grants Pardon to Teacher Wrongly Accused of Killing Seven Police Officers in 2000, Carlos Navarro