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It was the latest bloody assault to roil Guanajuato's central province, which is engulfed in a turf war between rival criminal gangs.

A year after the nine-member Mormon family massacre in northern Mexico, a suspect was arrested on murder charges linked to the crime,

Marcela Alemán tied her white sneakers’ shoelaces to a chair inside the commission. In a video she shot on her phone.

Economists have projected that Mexico’s net output will fall at least 10% this year, the steepest plunge since the Great Depression.

The protests questioned the government’s handling of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, among other criticisms.

López Obrador also faced criticism from the political opposition for commencing its construction at the height of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic in the country.

López Obrador continues to downplay the impact on jobs and the economy, recently appearing optimistic despite Mexico’s central bank.

In cases and fatalities casts further doubt on the decision by the federal government led by President Obrador to start easing lockdown measures.

Implemented to stop the spread of the virus and start resuming normal activities. López Obrador is keen to allay these concerns to maintain public confidence in his government.

He accuses of mishandling the the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, is under intense pressure over the zero-tolerance approach of his state government.

López Obrador lies behind the days of demonstrations that broke out in protest at the death of a construction worker, Giovanni López.

Casting doubt on suggestions by Mexican health officials such as José Luis Alomía, the health ministry’s director of epidemiology, that the peak could have passed.

Amid signs that the government’s intervention in Vicentin risks not only producing confrontation with the private sector.

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s response to the pandemic in Mexico is misguided, as its strategy of economic reactivation.

This is the second court ruling that suspends the implementation of the regulations pending evaluation after another federal judge issued a similar order last month.

Adding to warnings and criticisms from the political opposition, public health experts, and the private sector, this second wave of protests shows that public discontent with López Obrador is growing.

The API argues that the Mexican government’s recent actions also violate the tenets of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on regional trade.

The new regulations have been denounced as an illegal attempt to restrict private sector participation in the market.

Government wants to reduce the levels of violence in Mexico and avoid direct confrontation with the country’s criminal organisations.

Conapred’s consultative assembly, comprised of human rights activists and academics, issued a statement expressing its surprise at López Obrador’s decision.