We have started to collect the most important news related to Mexico in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Mexican security forces kill a notorious drugs baron during heavy fighting in the western state of Michoacan.
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Countries at the UN climate summit in Cancun, Mexico, launch a diplomatic assault on Japan in an effort to soften its resistance to the Kyoto Protocol.
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Mexican police battle drug traffickers, who have been blockading roads into the western city of Morelia with burning vehicles.
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Ban Ki-moon, the Secretary General of the United Nations, is urging delegates from 200 countries to make meaningful progress at the climate conference in the Mexican city of Cancun.
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Greenpeace activists have sunk models of iconic structures from around the world into the Caribbean sea in Mexico to highlight the dangers of rising seas as a result of climate change.
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The US authorities have discovered 20 tonnes of marijuana, worth tens of millions of dollars, in one of the most advanced illegal tunnels ever found.
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Ministers begin talks at the UN climate summit in Cancun, Mexico, amid warnings that time is running out to curb climate change.
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Unidentified assailants who apparently tried to extort money from the owners of a kindergarten set the building on fire.
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The Mexican army has arrested a 14-year-old boy on suspicion of being a hired killer for a drug cartel.
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Delegates from nearly two hundred countries are gathering in Cancun in Mexico this weekend for UN talks on climate change.
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The Mexican military arrests a 14-year-old boy suspected of being a hitman for a drug cartel, as he tries to catch a plane to the US.
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Secret diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks reveal US concerns that the Mexican army is failing in its fight against drugs cartels.
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The Obama administration says it will maintain a ban on off-shore oil and gas drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico and parts of the Atlantic coast.
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Hundreds of fans turn out to see singer and fitness fanatic Madonna open her first gym in Mexico City.
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Mexican soldiers uncover 18 bodies buried close to the US border in Chihuahua, the state worst hit by drug-related violence.
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BP confirms the sale of its 60% stake in an Argentina-based oil and gas company to raise funds for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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Mexican authorities capture alleged gang leader Arturo Gallegos who reportedly admits a string of murders, including that of a US consular employee.
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There is confusion over a report that a prominent Mexican politican kidnapped more than six months ago has been freed.
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American and Mexican police have found a drug smugglers' tunnel linking a factory in Tijuana to a warehouse in California.
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Twenty Mexican tourists kidnapped and murdered in Acapulco were victims of mistaken identity, a suspected drugs baron tells police.
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Mexican police arrest a man in connection with the death of a Canadian businessman whose corpse was found in a car boot in a Mexican town.
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Mexico has advised migrants returning from the US for the winter holidays to form convoys and travel only by day to avoid attack by criminal gangs.
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Armed men shoot dead the former governor of the Mexican state of Colima, Silverio Cavazos, as he is leaving his house.
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Mexican Revolution through American eyes
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Mexican authorities are selling off a huge quantity of confiscated jewels, planes, cars and other luxury items, some seized from drug traffickers.
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Families recall key figures of the Mexican Revoution
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron plays down the chances of a global agreement when the next UN climate summit meets in Cancun in Mexico.
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UN cultural organisation Unesco adds France's traditional gastronomic meal to the world's intangible heritage list along with Mexican food and Colombian songs.
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The Mexican navy rescues 10 migrants who had been kidnapped, allegedly by police officers, as they headed towards the US.
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An explosion that killed five Canadian tourists and two workers on Sunday at a hotel in Mexico was caused by gas from a swamp, authorities say.
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At least five Canadian tourists and two hotel staff are killed in a suspected gas explosion at a luxury hotel on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
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Two housewives with no experience of policing have been appointed to lead the fight against druglords in a Mexican village near the US border.
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Battle with drugs cartels puts Mexico's army under pressure
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A disabled cruise ship that caught fire off the coast of Mexico is towed into port in San Diego and evacuates some 4,500 passengers and crew.
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Mexico's ambassador to the US says international media are giving the wrong impression of his country by focussing too much on drug violence.
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A disabled cruise ship that caught fire off the coast of Mexico is approaching the US city of San Diego and is expected to arrive within 24 hours.
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US efforts to stem the flow of illegal weapons to Mexico are hampered by a failure to share intelligence and focus on the big traffickers, a US justice department report finds.
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Emergency food supplies are being delivered to a luxury cruise liner stranded off the Pacific coast of Mexico.
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A tugboat starts to tow a cruise ship to safety, after an engine fire left it stranded off the Mexican coast with 4,500 people aboard.
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Three firms involved in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill lacked a safety culture and made serious mistakes ahead of the catastrophe, a key inquiry says.
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A mass grave discovered in Mexico contained the bodies of 18 kidnapped holiday-makers, it is confirmed.
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US President Barack Obama has stressed Washington's support for Mexico's ongoing battle against crime cartels, after a major drug kingpin was shot dead.
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