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Don't show me this message again✕ File image of Mexican police on patrol. National agencies said law enforcement had been called in to search for the missing truck (AFP via Getty Images) T he Mexican government has warned inhabitants of the densely populated central states that a truck carrying highly radioactive material was stolen from the town of Teoloyucan during an armed heist in the early hours of Sunday. National security agencies warned that the stolen equipment – a QSA Delta 800 gamma ray projector – is extremely dangerous, and could deliver a fatal dose of radiation to anyone...

Coronavirus threatens to permanently change a way of life at the border The partial shutdown of the border has many Mexicans unable to do their usual business in the U.S., and some fear shopping and other patterns may be changed forever. Fewer shoppers are on the street in the shopping district just across from El Paso in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, seen here in early April.(Alfredo Corchado) 3:36 PM on Apr 12, 2021 CDT Consider Samantha Camacho, a U.S. citizen, University of Texas at El Paso student and now a pasadora -- a common term for people who charge a fee to bring goods or packages acros...

Follow RT on The Mexican government has issued a warning to nine states, including its capital, Mexico City, alerting them that a device capable of causing “fatal injuries” if handled improperly found its way into the hands of robbers. Industrial radiography equipment has been stolen in a No details about the incident have been made public and the unidentified perpetrators are reportedly still on the run. The equipment was stolen when the robbers hijacked its pick-up vehicle, a Toyota Hilux. The development sparked a particular concern among the Mexican authorities since the stol...

The Biden administration has secured agreements for Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala to tighten their borders and stem the flow of migration, Special Assistant to the President for Immigration for the Domestic Policy Council Tyler Moran told MSNBC Monday.

. Back in the fall, Los Angeles County firefighter Mickey Juarez was sitting in his garage with his friend talking about COVID-19. News about a potential vaccine had been ramping up nationally and Juarez was considering whether to get it. At his friend's urging, they turned on a podcast. "He just asked me to listen to what they had to say before I got the vaccine," said Juarez. "It was a guy speaking regarding the way the government works." When we spoke he couldn't remember which show it was, but Juarez described the guy on the podcast as an "advocate for people's rights," who used the inte...