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Recent Posts
- A Green Iguana in Morelos State
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- Untimely Deaths of Mexican Officials Raises Question of U.S. Intervention for President Sheinbaum
- Roberto Velasco Replaces Juan Ramon de la Fuente as Mexican Foreign Minister
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Author Archives: Allan Wall
Most Homicidal Cities of 2025 List: Mexico Has 17 Cities; U.S. Has Three
The Insight Crime website has published its list of homicide rates for mainland Latin American countries (not including the Caribbean islands). At 50.9 homicides per 100,000, Ecuador had the highest murder rate in Latin America. See my previous article Mexican … Continue reading
Mexico by Motorcycle
I’d like to share a book with my Mexico News Report readers: Mexico by Motorcyle: An Adventure Story and Guide was written by William B. “Bill” Kaliher, an American who has spent much time in Mexico and has written much … Continue reading
Would-Be Illegal Aliens Get Kidnapped by the Same People Smugglers They Hired To Get Them Across the Border
U.S. President Donald Trump has shut down the U.S. Mexican border so there are very few illegal entries. But people keep trying. Last month I reported a story of two would-be illegal aliens who tried to cross the border disguised … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Immigration
Tagged Ciudad Juarez, Donald Trump, El Paso, Police, Polleros/Coyotes, Puebla, Tamaulipas, The U.S.-Mexican Border, The U.S.A.
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On International Women’s Day, Radical Feminists Attack Catholic Churches
March 8th, 2026 was International Women’s Day. In various Mexican states, radical feminists used the occasion to attack Catholic churches. Catholic parishioners made human chains around their churches to protect them. Churches were defaced with graffiti, paint was thrown at … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Society
Tagged Catholic Church, International Women's Day, Leon in Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi
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La Oficina – Mexican Version of The Office
The Office was originally a British sitcom created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant in 2001. Since then there have been 15 other versions of The Office produced in 15 other countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Finland, France, … Continue reading
Sheinbaum Not Present at Trump’s Shield of the Americas Summit
On March 7th, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump hosted representatives of 17 Latin American countries to meet with him in Florida, where he promoted the “Shield of the Americas”, an attempt to get cooperation from Latin American countries to help … Continue reading
MORENA’s Electoral Reform Fails When Allied Parties Vote with the Opposition
Politically, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has been very successful and her MORENA party and its allies have a majority in the Mexican Congress. But look at what occurred on March 11th. President Sheinbaum’s political reform failed in the Chamber of … Continue reading
World Cup 2026 Three Months Away. What About Security?
The 2026 World Cup is three months away, scheduled for June 11th to July 19th. For the first time ever, the World Cup is to be hosted by three countries: the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The games are to be … Continue reading
Cabezón Mexicano
Here’s a photo from the iNaturalistMX website of the Cabezón Mexicano (Pachyramphus major), known in English as the grey-collared becard. Notice the size of the bird’s head in proportion to its body. That’s why it’s called “Cabezón”, or “big head”. … Continue reading
Tomb #10 in Oaxaca
The Zapotec people have lived in the Mexican state of Oaxaca (wa-ha-ca) for 2500 years, and still live there. Two thousand years ago, the Zapotec culture was at its height, as far as material accomplishments go. But the culture has … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology
Tagged Huijazoo, INAH, Oaxaca, San Pablo Huitzo, Tomb #10, Zapotec Culture
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