Tuesday 30 November, 2021
More than 200 aftershocks were recorded after the powerful tremor.
The hurricane regained power after crossing the Yucatan Peninsula on Thursday.
The storm rapidly drew in power from the relatively warm Gulf of Mexico as it moved towards the country’s mainland.
Footage of the inferno went viral over the weekend.
Mexico’s Supreme Court decriminalised recreational marijuana use for adults earlier this week.
Pro-legalisation campaigners said the Supreme Court ruling left cannabis users facing many uncertainties.
Nearly 80 others received hospital treatment following the accident.
A section of the fence was apparently cut away by smugglers.
An estimated 600 to 700 children remain apart from their families.
Hospitals are so full in some parts of Mexico that many families have to treat their relatives at home, and they need oxygen cylinders to do so.
Thefts have been reported while people have also been urged to return loaned oxygen tanks that are no longer in use.
Mexico’s president accused American authorities of fabricating drug trafficking evidence against a former defense chief.
Mexico’s president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador only recently congratulated the US president-elect on his victory.
Only the US, Brazil and India have recorded more deaths from the virus.
Western allies, including the German Chancellor and Taoiseach Micheál Martin – welcomed a fresh start with Washington.
Gen Salvador Cienfuegos Zepeda allegedly introduced cartel leaders to other corrupt Mexican officials.
The ship had been used to take Mayas captured during the 1847-1901 rebellion to work in sugar cane fields.
The Mexican government is working with the company AstraZeneca to carry out trials of the Oxford vaccine.
The castration was authorised by a senior official with the wildlife protection authority.
The incident took place in the northern Mexico city of Torreon.
Security forces fought an hour-long battle with suspected drug cartel gunmen.
Morales has vowed to “continue the struggle”.
This comes as his supporters and foes clashed on the streets of La Paz following his resignation.
At least three women and six children have been killed.
Ovidio Guzman Lopez is reported to be alive and free after Mexican authorities suspended their operation.
Early reports suggest a mechanical problem caused the carriage to become detached from the ride.
The attack is the latest to hit the state of Veracruz, a flashpoint in bloody turf wars between Mexico’s rival drug cartels.
Phrases like “They don’t take care of us” cover the Angel of Independence, while “rapists” was scrawled on a police station.
Patrick Crusius killed 22 people on 3 August.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer denounced the ruling.
A report from the Inspector General at the Department of Homeland Security was published yesterday.
Nearly 200 homes and businesses reported hail damage.
An image of Oscar Alberto Martinez and his daughter went viral last week.
The photo is reminiscent of the 2015 image of Syrian child Alan Kurdi who died in the Mediterranean near Turkey.
Ireland U21 manager Stephen Kenny hailed his players for their fourth place finish at the Toulon Tournament.
There was controversy as Darragh Leahy’s penalty was ordered to be retaken during the shootout, and he missed with his second attempt.
Connor Ronan scored the only goal of the game as Stephen Kenny’s side progressed on Sunday afternoon.
Mexico has agreed to expand its policy of taking back migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador as their asylum claims are processed.
Bohemians and Ireland U21 defender Darragh Leahy is hoping to maintain his side’s fast start to the Toulon Tournament.
Mexico’s top diplomat for North America described the move as “disastrous”.
