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Mexico Daily Post
- June 21, 2026
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The LGBT Pride March 2026 will take place this Saturday in Mazatlán

This Saturday, Mazatlán will once again be awash in color with the 2026 LGBT Pride March, a mobilization expected to gather around 12,000 people to celebrate diversity, promote equality, and raise awareness of the historical demands of the LGBTQ+ community. According to Israel Tavera Posadas, municipal coordinator for LGBT Community Affairs, participants will include members […]

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Mexico Daily Post
- June 21, 2026
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Veracruz leads in cases of screwworm in humans

The state of Veracruz has the highest number of screwworm infections in humans in 2026, according to the Epidemiological Bulletin of the National Epidemiological Surveillance System. According to the most recent report, corresponding to week 22 of the year, at least 69 cases have been registered in the state, representing more than 23 percent of […]

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- June 21, 2026
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Tariffs and uncertainty surrounding the USMCA are slowing manufacturing activity in Baja California

The manufacturing industry in Baja California has begun to experience a slowdown in investments and expansion projects due to the uncertainty generated by U.S. tariffs and the upcoming review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), warned Cecilia del Carmen Ortega Covarrubias, director of Global Customs Strategies (OCEGA). In a press conference, she explained that this […]

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Mexico Daily Post
- June 21, 2026
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Northern Veracruz, a red zone for journalistic practice

On June 11, the journalism community in northern Veracruz was once again shaken by violence with the murder of Luis Ángel López Valdez, a reporter for Vanguardia de Veracruz and director of the media outlet Reportaje Policiaco Veracruzano. The case once again highlights the serious risks faced by journalists in the region. López Valdez was […]

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Mexico Daily Post
- June 21, 2026
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A historic reform is being prepared in Baja California: they seek to expel all these foreigners from Mexico.

Proposal in Baja California Seeks Expulsion of Foreign Nationals Convicted of Violence Against Women Gender-based violence continues to generate new legislative discussions across different parts of the country. A proposal presented in the Congress of Baja California seeks to amend the Constitution so that certain foreign nationals may be expelled from Mexico after being convicted […]

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Mexico Daily Post
- June 21, 2026
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Tired of being robbed by the same government, citizens demand an end to hidden faces at checkpoints.

More and more citizens say they feel vulnerable when they encounter checkpoints where officers wear balaclavas, hide their badges, or refuse to identify themselves. Many believe that authority should inspire trust, not fear. In a country where even criminal groups have used official uniforms to commit crimes, thousands of people believe that concealing one’s face […]

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Mexico Daily Post
- June 21, 2026
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They are seeking to have more restaurants include geoduck clams on their menus.

Because it is a high-quality product and highly valued in the Asian market, they are seeking to have more and more restaurants in Baja California include it on their menus, stated Alma Rosa García Juárez, head of the Baja California Fisheries and Aquaculture Secretariat (Sepesca BC). She commented that the geoduck clam is present in […]

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Mexico Daily Post
- June 21, 2026
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“Tomás Mejía: Crusader of the Faith and Martyr of the Fatherland”

Justo Sierra would write of him: “He remained permanently faithful to his ideals; he fought and died for a cause identified with his immeasurable religious faith, and he believed himself to be a soldier of Christ when he fought for the reaction and the Empire. For him, there was never an opportunity to separate Catholicism […]

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- June 21, 2026
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Mayor of San Felipe asks President to turn her attention to the seventh municipality of Baja California

During President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo’s visit to Baja California, particularly to San Quintín, the mayor of San Felipe, José Luis Dagnino López, is urging the president to focus on his municipality, which also requires a Social Justice Plan and should be considered a Strategic Development Hub. Through his social media accounts, the mayor of the […]

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- June 21, 2026
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The Underground Railroad had a southern route too — and it led straight into Mexico.

In 1829, President Vicente Guerrero — a man widely understood to be of African and Indigenous descent — signed a decree abolishing slavery across the Republic of Mexico. That’s more than 30 years before Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. It didn’t stop there. By the late 1840s and into the 1850s, the principle was simple and absolute: […]

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