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Biden To Build More Mexico Wall, Says Hands Were Tied
US President Joe Biden on Thursday defended plans to extend the border wall with Mexico, saying he didn't think such barriers worked but that he was bound by laws introduced under Donald Trump.
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Mexico Strengthens Ban On Smoking In Public Places
Mexico is thought to have the most comprehensive and robust legal system, the outlet further said.
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She-Hulk Episode 1 Post-Credits Scene, Explained
In She-Hulk episode 1 post-credits scene, Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) uncovers some juicy gossip about Steve Rogers/ Captain America’s sex life after prodding her cousin Bruce Banner/ Smart Hulk (Mark Ruffalo). She-Hulk: Attorney at Law episode 1 released August 18 at 12am PT/ 12:30pm IST on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar.
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U.S., Mexico Resolve Panasonic Auto Parts Plant Labor Dispute
The United States and Mexico announced a resolution to a dispute at a Panasonic auto parts plant in Mexico, with workers receiving an above-inflation pay rise after the firm rejected an agreement with a union that lacked lawful bargaining authority.
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Mexico Captures FBI's "Most Wanted" Drug Lord Caro Quintero
Mexico's navy on Friday captured drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, convicted of murdering a US anti-narcotics agent in 1985, in a law enforcement coup that came at a heavy cost.
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4 Dead In Gang Members, Police Shootout In Mexico During Security Check
A car chase and shootout between gang members and law enforcement near Mexico's northern border left three members of the powerful Gulf Cartel dead along with one bystander, officials said on Saturday.
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Prop Gun Fired By Alec Baldwin Kills Cinematographer, Director Hurt: Cops
US actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun that killed a cinematographer and wounded the director on a film set in New Mexico, US law enforcement said Friday.
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Cryptocurrencies Are Not Money, Mexico Warns of Risks
Mexican financial authorities on Monday said that cryptocurrency assets are not legal tender in Mexico and are not considered currencies under current laws, warning that financial institutions that operate with them are subject to sanctions.
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Mexico Supreme Court Decriminalizes Recreational Marijuana Use
Mexico's Supreme Court on Monday decriminalized recreational marijuana use for adults, declaring its prohibition under the health law to be unconstitutional, after a legalization bill stalled in Congress.
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Donald Trump Signs US-Mexico-Canada Trade Accord, Ends NAFTA
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the new North American trade pact with Canada and Mexico into law, pronouncing a "glorious future" for US industry.
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"Glorious Future," Says Trump On Signing Trade Pact With Canada, Mexico
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the new USMCA North American trade pact with Canada and Mexico into law, pronouncing a "glorious future" for US industry.
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Mexico Praises World Court Ruling In Kulbhushan Jadhav's Case
Mexico welcomed the International Court of Justice's (ICJ) ruling in Kulbhushan Jadhav's case, saying that the Court deepened its jurisprudence on consular law through the case and reiterated that rules under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations are not dispensable rules that states can or cannot choose to respect.
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US Government To Start Returning Asylum Seekers To Mexico On Friday
The Trump administration says it is relying on a US law that allows migrants attempting to enter the United States from a contiguous country to be removed to that country.
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Gunmen Dressed As Mariachi Singers Kill 5 In Mexico City Tourist Plaza
Gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians opened fire in Mexico City's famed Plaza Garibaldi, killing five people and wounding eight others including a foreigner, law enforcement officials said on Saturday.
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South Asian Lawyers Condemn US President Donald Trump's Orders On Immigration
Lawyers' bodies have condemned the executive orders on immigration signed by US President Donald Trump alleging that it encourage racial and religious profiling and almost exclusively target communities of colour.
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Biden To Build More Mexico Wall, Says Hands Were Tied
US President Joe Biden on Thursday defended plans to extend the border wall with Mexico, saying he didn't think such barriers worked but that he was bound by laws introduced under Donald Trump.
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Mexico Strengthens Ban On Smoking In Public Places
Mexico is thought to have the most comprehensive and robust legal system, the outlet further said.
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She-Hulk Episode 1 Post-Credits Scene, Explained
In She-Hulk episode 1 post-credits scene, Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) uncovers some juicy gossip about Steve Rogers/ Captain America’s sex life after prodding her cousin Bruce Banner/ Smart Hulk (Mark Ruffalo). She-Hulk: Attorney at Law episode 1 released August 18 at 12am PT/ 12:30pm IST on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar.
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U.S., Mexico Resolve Panasonic Auto Parts Plant Labor Dispute
The United States and Mexico announced a resolution to a dispute at a Panasonic auto parts plant in Mexico, with workers receiving an above-inflation pay rise after the firm rejected an agreement with a union that lacked lawful bargaining authority.
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Mexico Captures FBI's "Most Wanted" Drug Lord Caro Quintero
Mexico's navy on Friday captured drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, convicted of murdering a US anti-narcotics agent in 1985, in a law enforcement coup that came at a heavy cost.
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4 Dead In Gang Members, Police Shootout In Mexico During Security Check
A car chase and shootout between gang members and law enforcement near Mexico's northern border left three members of the powerful Gulf Cartel dead along with one bystander, officials said on Saturday.
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Prop Gun Fired By Alec Baldwin Kills Cinematographer, Director Hurt: Cops
US actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun that killed a cinematographer and wounded the director on a film set in New Mexico, US law enforcement said Friday.
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Cryptocurrencies Are Not Money, Mexico Warns of Risks
Mexican financial authorities on Monday said that cryptocurrency assets are not legal tender in Mexico and are not considered currencies under current laws, warning that financial institutions that operate with them are subject to sanctions.
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Mexico Supreme Court Decriminalizes Recreational Marijuana Use
Mexico's Supreme Court on Monday decriminalized recreational marijuana use for adults, declaring its prohibition under the health law to be unconstitutional, after a legalization bill stalled in Congress.
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Donald Trump Signs US-Mexico-Canada Trade Accord, Ends NAFTA
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the new North American trade pact with Canada and Mexico into law, pronouncing a "glorious future" for US industry.
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"Glorious Future," Says Trump On Signing Trade Pact With Canada, Mexico
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the new USMCA North American trade pact with Canada and Mexico into law, pronouncing a "glorious future" for US industry.
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Mexico Praises World Court Ruling In Kulbhushan Jadhav's Case
Mexico welcomed the International Court of Justice's (ICJ) ruling in Kulbhushan Jadhav's case, saying that the Court deepened its jurisprudence on consular law through the case and reiterated that rules under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations are not dispensable rules that states can or cannot choose to respect.
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US Government To Start Returning Asylum Seekers To Mexico On Friday
The Trump administration says it is relying on a US law that allows migrants attempting to enter the United States from a contiguous country to be removed to that country.
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Gunmen Dressed As Mariachi Singers Kill 5 In Mexico City Tourist Plaza
Gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians opened fire in Mexico City's famed Plaza Garibaldi, killing five people and wounding eight others including a foreigner, law enforcement officials said on Saturday.
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South Asian Lawyers Condemn US President Donald Trump's Orders On Immigration
Lawyers' bodies have condemned the executive orders on immigration signed by US President Donald Trump alleging that it encourage racial and religious profiling and almost exclusively target communities of colour.
