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Gaza Crisis Overshadows Mexico's Annual 1968 Massacre Commemoration March
The annual march to commemorate the 1968 massacre of protesting students in Mexico's capital was eclipsed Thursday by demands to end a humanitarian crisis halfway around the world in Gaza.
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Here's How A PhD Student Discovered Long-Lost Maya City While Browsing Google
The breakthrough came by accident when a researcher browsing Google found a laser survey done by a Mexican organisation for environmental monitoring.
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Mexico Students Take Pills, Fight Drowsiness In Dangerous TikTok Challenge
Mexican authorities are warning about the dangers of a viral TikTok challenge that has left school students intoxicated after taking a controlled medication.
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Mexican Journalist Killed Hours After Post On Students Missing Since 2014
A journalist was shot dead Monday afternoon in southern Mexico, authorities said, shortly after posting online about the disappearance eight years ago of 43 students from a nearby area.
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Mexican Teacher Wraps Student In Life-Sized Condom For Sex-Education Lesson
The video shows the teacher rolling a giant fabric sheath down a volunteer student's neck and body to demonstrate how the contraceptive device can be used easily.
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Texas Shooter, 18, Shot Grandmother Before Killing 21 In School: Police
The 18-year-old, who died when police tried to arrest him, was a US citizen and a student in Uvalde, a small community near the Mexican border where the tragedy took place.
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28 Students Who Returned To US After Mexico Spring Break Have Coronavirus
Twenty-eight students who returned to Texas after spring break at Mexico's Cabo San Lucas beach resort have tested positive for coronavirus, although Mexican officials pushed back against the suggestion that they picked up the virus at the tourist spot.
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Teachers Dressed As 'Mexicans', The Wall On Halloween. It Didn't Go Well
An Idaho superintendent has issued a public apology to students and their parents after staff at a public elementary school dressed up as Mexicans and the border wall for Halloween.
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Student Designs App Device That Fits Inside Bra To Detect Breast Cancer
A device made of a brassiere cup fitted with a mobile application, developed by a Mexican student, is designed to be an ally of mammograms for the timely detection of breast cancer in women with very dense breast tissue and in those under age 40.
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At World Cup, Russians Embrace The World, One Relationship At A Time
Katya, a 20-year-old student in the Russian capital, encountering the world at large came way of a young Mexican engineer named Axel.
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Mexican YouTube Rapper Melted Bodies Of Killed Students In Acid For Cartel: Police
His music videos painted a vivid portrait of street life in Mexico in all of its gritty detail: chained dogs and flashing knives, drug paraphernalia and boasts of violence. He rapped around a posse of unsmiling men, their shirts off, tattooed, flashing hand signals and glaring - "los casi muertos" he said, pointing at them with his thumbs: the near...
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Missing Mexican Students Murdered, Dissolved In Acid, Officials Say
Three missing Mexican students were killed last month in the western state of Jalisco and their bodies dissolved in acid after criminals confused them with members of a rival gang, authorities said Monday.
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UN Accuses Mexico Of Torture, Cover-Up In Case Of 43 Missing Students
The UN human rights office said on Thursday that Mexican authorities had tortured dozens of people in connection with an investigation into the 2014 disappearance of 43 students, and it called for a full inquiry.
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Mexico Backs Down From 'Historic Truth' In Student Case
Almost two years after the disappearance of 43 students, the Mexican attorney general's office is backing down from its conclusion that the young men were incinerated at a garbage dump.
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Mexico To Analyze Bones In Search Of 43 Missing Students
Mexico will analyze skeletal remains from an undetermined number of individuals that were found not far from where 43 Mexican students went missing nearly two years ago, officials said Thursday.
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Gaza Crisis Overshadows Mexico's Annual 1968 Massacre Commemoration March
The annual march to commemorate the 1968 massacre of protesting students in Mexico's capital was eclipsed Thursday by demands to end a humanitarian crisis halfway around the world in Gaza.
-
Here's How A PhD Student Discovered Long-Lost Maya City While Browsing Google
The breakthrough came by accident when a researcher browsing Google found a laser survey done by a Mexican organisation for environmental monitoring.
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Mexico Students Take Pills, Fight Drowsiness In Dangerous TikTok Challenge
Mexican authorities are warning about the dangers of a viral TikTok challenge that has left school students intoxicated after taking a controlled medication.
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Mexican Journalist Killed Hours After Post On Students Missing Since 2014
A journalist was shot dead Monday afternoon in southern Mexico, authorities said, shortly after posting online about the disappearance eight years ago of 43 students from a nearby area.
-
Mexican Teacher Wraps Student In Life-Sized Condom For Sex-Education Lesson
The video shows the teacher rolling a giant fabric sheath down a volunteer student's neck and body to demonstrate how the contraceptive device can be used easily.
-
Texas Shooter, 18, Shot Grandmother Before Killing 21 In School: Police
The 18-year-old, who died when police tried to arrest him, was a US citizen and a student in Uvalde, a small community near the Mexican border where the tragedy took place.
-
28 Students Who Returned To US After Mexico Spring Break Have Coronavirus
Twenty-eight students who returned to Texas after spring break at Mexico's Cabo San Lucas beach resort have tested positive for coronavirus, although Mexican officials pushed back against the suggestion that they picked up the virus at the tourist spot.
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Teachers Dressed As 'Mexicans', The Wall On Halloween. It Didn't Go Well
An Idaho superintendent has issued a public apology to students and their parents after staff at a public elementary school dressed up as Mexicans and the border wall for Halloween.
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Student Designs App Device That Fits Inside Bra To Detect Breast Cancer
A device made of a brassiere cup fitted with a mobile application, developed by a Mexican student, is designed to be an ally of mammograms for the timely detection of breast cancer in women with very dense breast tissue and in those under age 40.
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At World Cup, Russians Embrace The World, One Relationship At A Time
Katya, a 20-year-old student in the Russian capital, encountering the world at large came way of a young Mexican engineer named Axel.
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Mexican YouTube Rapper Melted Bodies Of Killed Students In Acid For Cartel: Police
His music videos painted a vivid portrait of street life in Mexico in all of its gritty detail: chained dogs and flashing knives, drug paraphernalia and boasts of violence. He rapped around a posse of unsmiling men, their shirts off, tattooed, flashing hand signals and glaring - "los casi muertos" he said, pointing at them with his thumbs: the near...
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Missing Mexican Students Murdered, Dissolved In Acid, Officials Say
Three missing Mexican students were killed last month in the western state of Jalisco and their bodies dissolved in acid after criminals confused them with members of a rival gang, authorities said Monday.
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UN Accuses Mexico Of Torture, Cover-Up In Case Of 43 Missing Students
The UN human rights office said on Thursday that Mexican authorities had tortured dozens of people in connection with an investigation into the 2014 disappearance of 43 students, and it called for a full inquiry.
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Mexico Backs Down From 'Historic Truth' In Student Case
Almost two years after the disappearance of 43 students, the Mexican attorney general's office is backing down from its conclusion that the young men were incinerated at a garbage dump.
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Mexico To Analyze Bones In Search Of 43 Missing Students
Mexico will analyze skeletal remains from an undetermined number of individuals that were found not far from where 43 Mexican students went missing nearly two years ago, officials said Thursday.
