We have started to collect the most important news related to Mexico in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Protesters riot outside the US embassy in Mexico, in the latest protest against President Bush's regional tour.
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Mexican pop star Christian Chavez tells fans he is gay, in a country where stars rarely discuss homosexuality.
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An operation against Mexico traffickers leads to 400 arrests and seizes 18 tonnes of drugs, the US says.
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Mexico's Supreme Court rules that soldiers cannot be expelled from the country's military for being HIV-positive.
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Duncan Kennedy visits a controversial theme park in Mexico where tourists pretend to be shot at and chased like illegal migrants.
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Mexico's parliament condemns an alleged border violation by US workers building a controversial border barrier.
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Gunmen seriously injure a Mexican congressman in Nuevo Laredo, a city on the US border plagued by violence.
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Mexico marks the anniversary of a blast that killed 65 miners, most of whose bodies have not been found.
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Mexico sends more troops and police to states bordering Texas, in a further attempt to crack down on drug gangs.
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Mexican police probe claims rival drug gangs are taunting each other by posting bloody clips on the internet.
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Mexico investigates possible ties between drug cartels and the Acapulco mayor, who denies any links.
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Amnesty International says human rights are systematically abused by authorities in Mexico.
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At least seven people are killed in twin attacks on government offices in the Mexican resort of Acapulco.
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Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim promises to invest more in Nicaragua after meeting left-wing President Daniel Ortega.
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Tens of thousands of Mexicans join a march in Mexico City to protest against the rising price of tortillas.
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Police in Tijuana in Mexico are given back their guns after investigations into alleged drug running.
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Mexican extradites key drugs smuggling suspects to the US, including the reputed leader of a powerful drug cartel.
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Mexico's President Calderon vows to tackle the soaring price of tortillas, the flat corn bread which is a diet staple.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who lost Mexico's presidential election, launches a late night TV programme.
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Mexican police uncover the bodies of nine people in a mass grave in the western state of Michoacan.
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Local police in the Mexican city of Tijuana are made to hand in their guns in a crackdown on drugs violence.
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Mexico deploys 3,000 troops and police to Tijuana on the US border to fight drug trafficking and gang violence.
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At least 21 people are killed in a collision between a bus and train north of Mexico City, officials say.
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Mexican police say they have captured a high-profile drugs lord - Ugly Poncho - in the western state of Michoacan.
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