Mexico's president convenes governors as death toll from torrential rains rises to 44
Read full article: Mexico's president convenes governors as death toll from torrential rains rises to 44The death toll from Mexico’s torrential rains has increased to 44, as the fallout mounted from widespread flooding and landslides across the country.
Heavy rain in Mexico sets off floods and landslides, killing at least 37
Read full article: Heavy rain in Mexico sets off floods and landslides, killing at least 37Authorities say the death toll from landslides and floods set off by incessant rainfall in central and southeastern Mexico has increased to 37 people.
Celebrating Mexican culture through colorful art, gifts and literature at Casa Ramirez in the Heights
Read full article: Celebrating Mexican culture through colorful art, gifts and literature at Casa Ramirez in the HeightsCasa Ramirez has been part of the Houston community for nearly 40 years. Inside their colorful shop on 19th street in the Heights, you'll find all kinds of colorful gifts, art and books. Ahead of Cinco de Mayo, owner Chrissie Dickerson Ramirez is sharing not only the significance of this holiday, but also how she's continuing the mission of her late husband, Macario. Watch the full interview to learn more about this Houston gem.
NYC mayor to residents of Puebla, Mexico: 'Mi casa es su casa,' but 'there's no more room'
Read full article: NYC mayor to residents of Puebla, Mexico: 'Mi casa es su casa,' but 'there's no more room'The mayor of New York City is in Puebla, Mexico, thanking migrants for their contributions to his city, but telling them it is already full.
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Mexico arrests ex-governor in case of tortured journalist
Read full article: Mexico arrests ex-governor in case of tortured journalistFILE - In this Feb. 15, 2006 file photo, the governor of the Mexican state of Puebla, Mario Marin speaks during a news conference in Puebla, Mexico. The press freedom organization Artículo 19, which is representing Cacho, said Marín could face up to 12 years in prison for the charge of torture if convicted. AdAccording to Artículo 19 lawyer Leopoldo Maldonado, there is sufficient evidence against Marín, including recorded telephone conversations. Marín’s trial could be a “watershed” that “cracks open the impunity pact that has prevailed in Mexico for decades,” Maldonado said. In December 2005, Marín sent police to arrest Cacho in Cancun and drive her to Puebla.
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