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This 64-Year-Old Left the U.S. for Mexico. Now She's Retired by the Beach—Living on Just $1,000 Per Month
In 2006, Janet Blaser packed her bags and drove from California to Mazatlán, Mexico. Now, at 64, she has no regrets. Here’s what it’s like and how much it costs to retire in the colorful beach town.
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Mexico to Ask for Help to Get Vaccines for Migrants in US
Mexico says it has been trying to get help from non-profit groups or the U.S. government to get coronavirus vaccines for Mexican migrants working in the United States.
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‘Half Brothers' Tackles the Immigrant Experience with Heart and Humor, Says Star Luis Gerardo Méndez
“Half Brothers” is a comedy about two very different men — one Mexican and one American — who are brought together on a road trip by their father. Star Luis Gerardo Méndez joined LX News to explain why the empathy at the movie’s heart is especially important right now.
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Mexican Singer, Composer Armando Manzanero Dies at 85
Mexican ballad singer and composer Armando Manzanero has died at the age of 85
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4 Arrested in Mexico Crash That Killed Current, Ex-Governor
Authorities say four people have been arrested in connection with the 2018 crash of a helicopter that killed a central Mexican governor and her husband — who had preceded her as governor
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Mexico Alleges Religious Group Luz Del Mundo, 4 Other Groups Laundered Money
Mexican investigators say they have filed money-laundering complaints against five religious groups in Mexico, including the Luz del Mundo church whose leader is charged in the United States with child rapes.
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Arizona Migrant Border Deaths on Track for Record Amid Heat
After a record hot and dry summer, more deaths among border-crossers have been documented in Arizona’s desert and mountains. It’s a reminder that the most remote paths to enter the U.S. from Mexico can be the deadliest.
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Ex-Governor of Mexico's Jalisco State Shot to Death at Puerto Vallarta Restaurant
The former governor of Mexico’s troubled western state of Jalisco is dead after an assailant shot him to death at a restaurant in the Pacific coast resort of Puerto Vallarta
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Mexico's President Sends Late, Somewhat Chilly Letter Congratulating Biden
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he sent a letter of congratulations to U.S. President-elect Joe Biden, becoming one of the last world leaders to do so
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LA Man Suspected of Murdering the Mother of His Child Was Arrested in Mexico
A man charged with murder in the 2017 shooting death of the mother of his child was arrested in Mexico and returned to Los Angeles Saturday.
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Some Companies Are Sending Employees to Mexico for Cheaper Prescription Drugs
The coronavirus pandemic has restricted cross-border travel. People looking for cheaper prescription drugs are still making the trip south. It’s all because of high drug prices in the United States.
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Since Congress Can't Agree on a Stimulus Bill, States and Cities Are Providing Relief
Some state and city officials are offering extra financial assistance to their residents as action on Capitol Hill remains elusive.
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Biden Is Facing High Hopes, Tough Choices on Border Wall
President-elect Joe Biden will face immediate pressure to fulfill his pledge to stop border wall construction.
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Pop-Up School for US Asylum Seekers Thrives Despite Pandemic
It started as a kind of pop-up school on a sidewalk to teach reading, writing and math to Central American children living in a camp of U.S. asylum seekers stuck in Mexico.
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Tampa Bay Outfielder Arozarena Arrested in Mexico's Yucatan
Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Randy Arozarena has been arrested in Mexico’s Yucatan state for a situation involving an apparent custody dispute, two weeks after he won the Babe Ruth award for the Most Valuable Player in the postseason.
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Mexico Death Count Due to COVID Exceeds 100,000
Mexico is the now the fourth country to record 100,000 deaths due to COVID-19.
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Judge Orders US to Stop Expelling Children Who Cross Border
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to stop expelling immigrant children who cross the southern border alone, halting a policy that has resulted in thousands of rapid deportations of minors during the coronavirus pandemic
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US Dropping Case Against Former Mexican Defense Secretary
The Justice Department is dropping its drug trafficking and money laundering case against former Mexican defense secretary Gen. Salvador Cienfuegos.
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This Radio Station Became a Lifeline for Indigenous Farmworkers During COVID-19
When COVID-19 hit the U.S., a nonprofit that serves Indigenous Mexican migrant communities in California saw that most public health information was available only in English and Spanish. So the organization, Proyecto Mixteco Indígena, decided to use its radio station, Radio Indígena 94.1 FM, to broadcast vital information in Mixtec, Zapotec, Purépecha and other Indigenous Mexican languages.
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Mexico to Stop Holding Child Migrants in Detention Centers
The United Nations and other organizations are applauding changes to Mexico’s immigration law that would prohibit holding migrant children in immigration detention centers