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 government condemns a tough new immigration law passed in the US state of Georgia.
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An overcrowded bus crashes into a ravine en route to Veracruz in eastern Mexico, killing 57 people.
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Mexican officials seize five-and-a-half tonnes of cocaine from an aircraft, with a street value of $100m.
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Mexican President Vicente Fox signs a media bill which opponents say strengthens the grip of Mexico's TV giants.
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Archaeologists discover an ancient pyramid buried under a hill at a ceremonial site in Mexico City.
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George W Bush tells Mexico's leader he backs controlled immigration, at the start of a two-day summit.
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Colombian authorities seize cocaine with a street value of $540m on board a ship bound for Mexico.
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Rape victims in Mexico are routinely denied access to legal abortion, says Human Rights Watch in a new study.
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A brother of ex-Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari goes on trial in France on money-laundering charges.
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Mexico's Vicente Fox says a leaked draft of a report into accusations of government repression is invalid.
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Mexico's army committed crimes against humanity in the "dirty war" on leftists, a leaked report says.
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The 65 men trapped in a coal mine in northern Mexico for almost a week are dead, the company says.
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A search for 65 men trapped in a coal mine for five days in northern Mexico is halted because of safety concerns.
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Hope of finding 65 trapped Mexican miners is almost gone, but rescuers say there may still be survivors.
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Rescue teams are losing hope of reaching 65 workers trapped underground after a blast at a Mexican coal mine.
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The death of Mexican sculptor and painter Juan Soriano, who had a career lasting nearly 70 years, is announced.
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Local authorities in Mexico City say they will close a US-owned hotel at the centre of a row over Cuba.
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Mexico says a US-owned hotel in Mexico City may have broken the law by expelling Cuban officials.
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A Mexican journalist is seriously injured in an attack on a newspaper office near the US border.
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Three people die in Brazil's city of Sao Paulo in a crush to see a visiting Mexican pop group.
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At least two people are injured when a bull leaps into the crowd during a bullfight in Mexico City.
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Mexican police hunting a suspected serial killer arrest a female wrestler known as the Silent Lady.
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Mexicans wanting to cross illegally into the US will be able to get maps showing roads and water tanks.
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A spokesman for Mexico's president says a national tour by Zapatista rebels is a mark of democratic maturity.
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