We have started to collect the most important news related to Mexico in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Mexicans living abroad sent home less money in 2008 for the first time on record as the US slowdown hits migrant earnings.
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An 11-year-old bullfighter kills six bulls in a single fight in Mexico, in an attempt to break a world record.
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A Mexican arrested by police says he disposed of 300 bodies for a drugs gang by dissolving them in chemicals.
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The Mexican Congress will debate reinstating capital punishment for some crimes, following a surge in violent crime.
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Mexico's top broadcaster and a US partner settle a dispute that had threatened Spanish-language programming in the US.
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The New York Times is set to get $250m investment from Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim to help the paper clear mounting debts
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The UN's top court says the US was in breach of an order not to execute a Mexican man after a flawed trial.
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More than 20 police officers in the north Mexican city of Tijuana are charged with involvement in organised crime.
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Mexico's drugs violence features in talks between US President-elect Barack Obama and Mexico's Felipe Calderon.
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Mexico unveils emergency measures to protect its economy, including freezing fuel prices and creating thousands of new jobs.
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Masked gunmen fire shots at a TV station in Monterrey, northern Mexico, as it broadcasts its main news programme.
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Prolific mystery author Donald E Westlake dies of a suspected heart attack while on holiday in Mexico.
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Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim says reports he is one of four parties in talks about a possible rescue bid for the former Honda F1 team are "completely false".
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Mexican authorities detain a member of President Felipe Calderon's military guard over alleged links to a drug cartel.
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Troops at a checkpoint in Mexico detain a beauty queen and seven other suspects along with guns and cash, police say.
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Mexican police find nine decapitated bodies in Guerrero state, with some of the victims identified as soldiers.
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A series of anonymous notes are posted outside Mexican schools, threatening to kidnap pupils if money is not paid.
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Mexican traffickers pose the biggest organised crime threat to the US, controlling much of the drug market, a US report says.
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A US anti-kidnapping expert who has helped release dozens of hostages is abducted by gunmen in Mexico.
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Nearly 5,400 people have died in drug-related violence in Mexico this year, more than double last year's toll, officials say.
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Ten suspected traffickers and a solider die in a gun battle in the Mexican state of Guerrero as the drug violence continues.
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Thirteen bodies are discovered on a dirt road in Mexico's Sinaloa state, home to a violent drug cartel.
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The US frees $197m to help Mexico fight drugs cartels, as reports say drug-related killings reach 5,000 this year.
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The police chief in the Mexican border city of Tijuana is replaced following weekend violence in which 37 people died.
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