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Apr 12 2024
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Florida Gun Control Groups Trying To “Remain Relevant” In This Years Election
With topics like pot and abortion leading the way as some of the top issues Florida voters will be addressing this year, the conversation of gun control is silent, as of now.
Even with rising crimes in some cities throughout the state, the gun control lobby is still looking to push through more gun restrictions.
“Believe me, if they could make this a top issue in this year’s
Florida DailyMar 25 2024
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Mexico In the Emerging World Order
This article, which examines Mexico’s approach to Ukraine and China, is part of an ongoing series on U.S. statecraft and the Global South developed by the Carnegie Endowment’s American Statecraft Program. For other articles in the series, click here. Under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Mexico has taken positions counter to Washington’s preferences on Ukraine, where domestic politics
Carnegie Endowment for International PeaceApr 08 2024
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Time-lapse photos of total solar eclipse in Mexico
The total eclipse began in Mexico at about 11:07 a.m. PDT, Monday before crossing into Texas at 1:27 p.m. CDT. It will end in Maine at 3:35 p.m. EDT. The partial eclipse will last for a while longer. Even if you're not in the path of totality and won't see the full eclipse, you may still see a percentage of it. More: Solar eclipse to begin at 11 a.m. in Texas. Watch livestream here This
Yahoo NewsApr 15 2024
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Wife of ex-Harvard morgue manager pleads guilty to trafficking human remains
The wife of an ex-Havard Medical School morgue manager pleaded guilty to a single count of aiding and abetting the interstate transport of stolen goods in connection with the theft of body parts from the morgue, which she then shipped across state lines. Denise Lodge, 64, of Goffstown, N.H., entered the guilty plea in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania on Friday,
MassLive.comApr 11 2024
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Toddler returned to Southern California after being abducted to Mexico
A toddler who was abducted and taken to Mexico in February has been safely returned to Southern California, authorities announced Thursday. The boy, who is 17 months old, was identified as Miguel Eduardo Zuniga Medina, Jr., according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. On Feb. 6, the boy’s mother, Brigette Benitez, 31, who does not have custody of the child, was scheduled for an
KTLAApr 04 2024
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Mexico and Germany, a culinary match made in heaven
I was staying in Berlin last month in a neighborhood with a strong Middle Eastern influence, the proud working-class neighborhood of Wedding. Every time I was out and about, I was confronted with a constant reminder of Mexico. A familiar, haunting smell beckoned me around every corner. As I walked down the neat and orderly streets of the Germany capital, these 20 kilo, spinning, vertically
Mexico News DailyApr 17 2024
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Vecino, new Detroit restaurant inspired by Mexico City, set to open Friday
A new restaurant that was to open last fall is set to open Friday, bringing the essence and traditional flavors of Mexico City and Oaxaca to Midtown Detroit. Called Vecino, which means neighbor in Spanish, the new Modern Mexican Midtown eatery will offer an "agave-forward bar" and open-hearth kitchen while also touting Michigan's first corn nixtamalization program, a traditional kernel-to-masa
Detroit Free PressApr 11 2024
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Fugitive police officer arrested in killing of college student in Mexico
A fugitive police officer has been arrested for the killing of a student whose death inflamed tensions over one of Mexico's worst human rights tragedies, authorities said Wednesday. Yanqui Gomez, 23, was shot dead on March 7 in a confrontation with police in the southern state of Guerrero, prompting angry students to set fire to patrol cars. Gomez attended the Ayotzinapa college, the same
CBS News (Online)Apr 16 2024
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US requests dispute settlement panel for Atento call centers dispute in Mexico
MEXICO CITY, April 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. government asked for a so-called rapid response dispute settlement panel under the USMCA North American trade pact to address a labor dispute involving call centers operated by Spain's Atento in Mexico, U.S. trade officials said on Tuesday. The move follows a U.S. request in January for Mexico to review whether workers at the call centers in central
ReutersApr 16 2024
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Minnesota lawmakers aim to protect rideshare drivers hurt on the job — but pay remains unresolved
Legislation advancing at the Capitol could extend new insurance protections to rideshare drivers attacked while driving, although lawmakers haven't resolved the central question of minimum pay. House and Senate committees have revised the bill to grant drivers new rights if they are hurt on the job. "Consider the human cost behind the services these drivers provide," said Eid Ali, president of
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