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The president discussed the Maya Train, an INE gag order and railed against political opponents at this week's morning press conferences.

The first test units for the Maya Train have finally left the factory, but are facing delays as they are transported via road to Cancún.

The limestone statuette shows an emaciated figure with a nose ring and skull mask and dates back to between 200 and 600 A.D.

From volcanic activity to political polarization to railways, it was a busy week at President López Obrador's daily press conferences.

Archaeological digs ahead of the controversial new Maya Train railroad in Mexico continues to unearth treasures of an ancient civilization.

Mexican authorities have alleged that Arte Primitivo-Howard S. Rose Gallery has sold hundreds of illegally obtained pre-Columbian artifacts.

The train will use ground and air surveillance to achieve its “vision of zero accidents,” Fonatur head Javier May told reporters Monday.

An overview of the week at AMLO's pressers, from narcocorridos to the collapse of Aeromar to the World Baseball Classic.

A $15 billion tourist train is being built in the Yucatan, and many archeologists say the train will destroy historic sites and the rain forest.

Mexico seeks to halt Paris auction of pre-Hispanic artefacts France 24 03/02/2021 FRANCE 24 © Screen grab / www.christies.com Mexican officials said Tuesday the country had lodged a protest with the French government over a planned auction in Paris of pre-Hispanic sculptures and other artefacts, challenging the authenticity of several items.  Mexicos National Institute of Anthropology and History said it also filed a criminal complaint, arguing that it is illegal to export...