We have started to collect the most important news related to Mexico in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Mexico's attorney general visits his American counterpart, as the US announces a record number of extraditions from Mexico.
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Fifteen people are killed on a remote ranch in northern Mexico, with a prominent union leader among the dead.
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More than 300 suspects are arrested in a series of drug raids targeting a Mexican drug cartel operating in the US.
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Drug-related killings in Ciudad Juarez reach a record high of almost 2,000 this year, Mexican officials say.
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The dismembered bodies of nine men have been discovered in an abandoned truck in south-west Mexico, police say.
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A tropical storm off the Pacific coast of Mexico is upgraded to hurricane status, with a severe weather warning issued in Acapulco.
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Mexican authorities seize a boat smuggling cocaine towards the US, as the crew sets both the boat and its cargo alight.
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Workers stage protests in several Mexican cities against a government decision to dissolve a state-run energy distribution firm.
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The Mexican government closes a state-run energy distribution firm, blaming the scale of its losses for the move.
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Mexican authorities say they have confiscated their largest-ever haul of chemicals used to make methamphetamine.
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Five men accused of carrying out dozens of reprisal killings for one Mexico's most powerful drug cartels - the Sinaloa - are arrested.
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A man opens fire on commuters at a Mexico City subway station, after being confronted by police for writing graffiti.
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Gunmen shoot dead 10 people at a rehab centre in Mexico, the second such attack this month.
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Mexican police free more than 100 passengers after a plane is hijacked by a religious fanatic on an internal flight.
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Mexico's attorney general resigns from what is considered the most dangerous job in the government.
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Mexican drug lords recruit US teenage gang members
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A senior member of a Mexican drug cartel is arrested over the murders of 17 people at a rehab centre, reports say.
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The secretary for public security is arrested in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo on suspicion of co-operating with drug gangs.
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US pastor describes the fear in Mexico's most violent city
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Attackers kill 17 people in a drug treatment centre near the Mexico-US border, as a top police officer is shot dead in Michoacan.
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Oil giant BP says it has made a "giant" new oil discovery in its fields in the Gulf of Mexico, sending its shares higher.
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Hurricane Jimena weakens after lashing Mexico's Baja California peninsula with heavy rain and winds, forcing thousands to flee.
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Thousands of residents in Mexico's Baja California peninsula ignore pleas to flee Hurricane Jimena.
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Hurricane Jimena races towards Mexico's Baja California peninsula as officials urge people to leave areas at risk.
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