We have started to collect the most important news related to Mexico in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Mexican riot police clash with activists at a university in Oaxaca as protests against the state governor continue.
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Mexico agrees to extradite a former Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo to face corruption charges.
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Mexican riot police clash with protesters in Oaxaca as the state governor rejects calls by the Senate to step down.
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Mexican riot police seize control back of Oaxaca, ending a five-month occupation by protesters.
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Mexico's government demands that protesters in Oaxaca end their occupation of parts of the southern city.
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Thee people, including a US journalis, are killed in separate shootings in the Mexican city of Oaxaca.
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Teachers in the Mexican state of Oaxaca vote to end their five-month strike.
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Mexico condemns US plans for a new fence on their joint border which is aimed at curbing illegal immigration.
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President Bush signs into law a new fence on the US-Mexico border, in a move to curb illegal immigration.
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Tropical storm Paul lashes Mexico's mainland after dumping heavy rain on the Baja California peninsula.
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Mexico's Senate criticises the governor of Oaxaca state for failing to halt a political crisis, but decides not to sack him.
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A man in Mexico's troubled Oaxaca City has been shot dead by unidentified gunmen in the latest attack on striking teachers.
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Thousands of protesters from Oaxaca arrive in Mexico City to demand their state governor resigns.
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The entire police force of the Mexican city of Tijuana is under investigation for links with organised crime.
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Mexican police covered up the rape and abuse of demonstrators at protest in May, Amnesty International reports.
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President Bush signs a law to pay for a 700-mile fence along the Mexican border in a bid to stop illegal immigrants.
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The world must act now to curb climate change as inaction will cost more, a UK government scientist says.
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The US Senate approves the building of a fence along the Mexican border designed to keep out illegal migrants.
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Boeing wins a government contract to monitor the 7,500 miles of borders the US has with Mexico and Canada.
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Defeated Mexican presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Orbador is "elected" head of a parallel government.
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Hurricane Lane weakens to a tropical storm after hitting Mexico's Pacific coast with high winds and heavy rain.
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Fears of disruption force Mexico's president to hold an Independence Day party outside the capital.
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Protesters in Mexico City who say presidential polls were rigged dismantle their tent city, but vow to continue their fight.
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Mexico City's annual independence day celebration is relocated amid fears it would be disrupted by protests.
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