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MEXICO CITY (AP) — After raising controversy by hiring hundreds of Cuban doctors, Mexico’s president appeared ready Friday to anger critics again by announcing plans to buy crushed rock ballast for a tourist train project from Cuba.

In October, Mongabay looked into the human consumption, or overconsumption, of two food industry products — chocolate and fish-feed. While cocoa, soy, dairy products and palm oil are sourced from tropical landscapes in Africa, South America and Asia to make chocolates, krill from the Antarctic are being used excessively in the fish-feed industry. Watch how […]

While Ebard or Sheinbaum are likely to secure the Morena party’s nomination, it is less clear who will represent the opposition.

Conducted at people's homes, the poll also garnered opinions about the trustworthiness of Mexico's different public security institutions.

The president of Mexico, Mr Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to complete the 1550km Mayan Train project next year.

Mexico's military forces have announced plans to set up their own airline to boost tourism in the country.

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has confirmed that the country's Defense Ministry is eying the creation of a state-owned commercial airline, which would be operated by the army.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s president said Tuesday his government is analyzing the creation of a state-owned, army-run airline that would fly 10 leased airplanes as well as the former presidential jet.

Hotels, museums, national parks and an unused presidential plane: Mexico's military is setting its sights on tourism with plans for army-operated flights to

Mexico's president is analyzing the creation of a state-owned, army-run airline that would fly 10 leased airplanes, as well as the former presidential jet