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Mexico News Today Monday, November 9, 2020

 

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2020

Tabasco sees worst flooding in 50 years  Weekend flooding was severe in Macuspana, the Tabasco municipality where President López Obrador was born. FULL STORY RELATED: Heavy rains leave 21 dead in 3 states; thousands of homes damaged. FULL STORY

Three more states backslide to high risk on Covid map Sonora, Sinaloa and Guanajuato will change to orange on the stoplight risk map while Nayarit, Michoacán and Quintana Roo move from high risk to medium. FULL STORY

Guerrero implements stricter Covid-19 measures  The heightened coronavirus restrictions aim to avoid a spike in case numbers with the approaching Christmas season. FULL STORY Despite Covid, Buen Fin shopping event sales expected to match last year’s The government and the private sector anticipate total sales of 117 billion pesos (US $5.75 billion), 3 billion pesos shy of last year. FULL STORY Coronavirus won’t stop Christmas Ornament Fair  The town of Tlalpujahua refuses to let Covid-19 ruin its Christmas spirit: artisans are preparing to go ahead with a 50-plus year tradition. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT OPINION  Environmentalists see blue skies ahead under new US administration The next four years offer Presidents Biden and López Obrador an exceptional opportunity to tackle global warming and the loss of biodiversity, write Omar Vidal and Richard Brusca. FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Guerrero announces stricter Covid measures ahead of Christmas holidays FULL STORY THE QUESTION:  Should wearing face masks be mandatory to prevent the spread of Covid-19? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Was Day of the Dead Covid hospital scene inappropriate and insensitive? 64% said it wasn't. FULL RESULTS AMLO decides to wait on congratulating Biden Unlike many world leaders, President López Obrador said he'll wait for official results before congratulating Joe Biden on his announced victory. FULL STORY Cartels issue threat against governor of San Luis Potosí The Gulf Cartel and the Cartel de los Alemanes warned that his government should cooperate because they plan to "seize the entire state." FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE  Monterrey doll artisans’ work bears a ‘neither here nor there’ perspective Doll artisans Mayra René and Bertha García bring the best of traditions from north and south of the border into their work, avoiding cliches, writes Leigh Thelmadatter. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE  Arroz con leche varies with every Mexican grandmother who makes it In Mexico, finding the “best” arroz con leche recipe depends on whom you ask, writes Janet Blaser in The Tropical Table. FULL STORY

• Foreign Affairs official cleared of charging for personal travel • Guerrero farmers face obstacles if they’re to switch to legal crops • Golfer’s PGA win at Houston Open is first for Mexico in 42 years

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American tourist drowned in Zipolite, Oaxaca

 

• November 7, 2020
• 8:15 pm

El Piñero

Drafting El Piñero | Correspondent

Oaxaca, Oax.- Micah Joseph, originally from Utah, United States, died drowned in the San Pedro Pochutla sea, in the Costa region.

The death was recorded around 4:15 p.m. this Saturday, in the vicinity of Zipolite Beach.

Micah had arrived in Zipolite for vacation for two days, he was swept away by the waves and drowned.

Lifeguards tried to rescue him, however, he no longer had vital signs.

The body was transferred to the municipal seat where his relatives claimed it.

Mexico News Today Friday, November 6, 2020

 

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2020

CDMX Covid hospitalizations rose in October The number of coronavirus patients in Mexico City hospitals increased 12.6% over the past month, meaning tighter restrictions are coming. FULL STORY

Cartel brutality: 2 kids tortured, murdered, dismembered  Two adolescent boys were tortured and murdered in Mexico City before their bodies were dismembered in a shocking case of violence in the historic center. FULL STORY

Chihuahua announces 14-day curfew on nonessential commercial activities A two-week curfew on nonessential commercial activities designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus took effect Thursday. FULL STORY Electronic counter marks the days since Mexico City woman's disappearance The family of a woman who disappeared three years ago installed the counter outside the Attorney General's Office to remind authorities that she hasn't been found. FULL STORY Culture minister questions French designer's use of indigenous patterns The minister says Isabel Marant used Purépecha designs from Michoacán and others from México state, Tlaxcala, San Luis Potosí and Oaxaca. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Sex in the Sumidero gets cool response from officials The Sumidero Canyon in Chiapas was used last week as the setting for an adult film. Authorities were not amused. FULL STORY OPINION The nebulous, non-linear space that is Mexico’s southern border On the ground, the fundamentals of the border are that it is a wild and rule-free place for both animals and humans, writes Shannon Collins. FULL STORY Ex-defense minister, army chief pleads not guilty to US drug charges Salvador Cienfuegos pleaded not guilty on Thursday to drug trafficking and money laundering charges. His trial will likely be early next year. FULL STORY 2,000 guardsmen deployed to remove toll plaza hijackers The National Guard troops have been sent out in response to some 600 toll plaza hijackings that have been recorded this year. FULL STORY Riu Hotels appeals order to halt Cancún project   The court ruling ordered an end to construction of the Spanish chain's 530-room hotel. FULL STORY 90 bridges, overpasses in danger of collapse without prompt attention The Ministry of Transportation says more than 2,000 bridges and overpasses are badly in need of repair, but only 90 will get attention next year due to budget constraints. FULL STORY New book suggests AMLO has betrayed leftist roots  President López Obrador has betrayed his leftist ideals and veered to the right, according to contributors to a new book of essays. FULL STORY 90 kids attend Sinaloa school equipped by El Chapo’s sons The reach of the sons of notorious drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán has extended into the education system in Sinaloa. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Black beaches and 2,000 turtles: just two of Cuyutlán’s many surprises The town of Cuyutlán was greatly damaged in 2003 by an earthquake, but it's a haven for nature lovers, with pristine waters, gorgeous waterbirds, and 2,000 turtle nests each year, writes John Pint. FULL STORY

• Coronavirus represents one more test for Los Cabos film festival • Another airplane raffle but this one is an alebrije • Butterfly photographed in Guanajuato had been tagged in Iowa • Remains of missing LA firefighter found in Baja California

Cafe Maya Zipolite - Casa Acalli

 

Cafe Maya Zipolite - Casa Acalli

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