Mexico, Spain and Brazil call for Cuba’s sovereignty to be protected
The three countries pledge more aid to Cuba and say Cubans must decide their own future amid a US pressure campaign.
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World Cup risks being ‘stage for repression’ for millions of fans: Amnesty
Rights group says football tournament in Canada, Mexico and US poses risks for fans from local communities and abroad.
‘I’m always watching’: A mother’s vigil in Mexico’s cancer system
Luisa, 24, navigates a health system far from home on the family’s stretched budget, hoping to save her son’s vision.
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Amnesty warns of human rights risks at 2026 World Cup
Amnesty International says millions of fans attending the 2026 World Cup in the US face serious human rights risks.
Published On 30 Mar 2026
World Cup hosts USA given 5-2 thrashing by Belgium as Mexico hold Portugal
A man died after falling from the stands at Azteca Stadium, where Mexico hosted Portugal with Ronaldo missing the match.
Wildlife killed, reefs damaged in ‘active’ Gulf of Mexico oil spill
Authorities say the oil is seeping from three sources, including a vessel that has not yet been identified.
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Endangered monarch butterfly population surges 64 percent
Mexico’s monarch butterfly population surged 64 percent this winter.
Published On 27 Mar 2026
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Mexico launches search for two missing aid boats bound for Cuba
Mexico’s navy has launched a search operation after two boats carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba went missing.
Published On 27 Mar 2026
Migrants and asylum seekers, some carrying children, walk on the highway through the municipality of Huehuetan in Mexico's Chiapas state on March 25. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Migrants and asylum seekers hold a sign reading 'Caravana Genesis 2026', a reference to the name of their march. [Juan Manuel Blanco/EPA]
The migrants and asylum seekers began their march on Tuesday night, and they continued into Wednesday. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Many participants in the march expressed frustration with the slow pace of the Mexican immigration system and the lack of employment opportunities in southern Mexico. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
A march participant wears an El Salvador flag as he walks on the highway through the municipality of Huehuetan in Mexico's Chiapas state. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Hardline policies under President Donald Trump have dissuaded many migrants and asylum seekers from travelling to the US, with many seeking to stay in Mexico instead. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
The US Supreme Court is currently weighing a Trump administration request to allow the government to turn away asylum seekers at the US-Mexico border. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
A man carries a baby in a sling as he marches into Huehuetan with his fellow protesters after leaving Tapachula the previous night. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Migrants and asylum seekers have reported experiencing abuse at the hands of cartels and law enforcement officials in Mexico. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Advocates say migrants and asylum seekers in Mexico are particularly vulnerable to kidnapping and extortion. [Juan Manuel Blanco/EPA]
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Mexico will continue accepting Cuban medical workers despite US pressure
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum praises services from Cuban doctors, who often work in underserved rural areas.
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Intercontinental playoffs: Which teams can still qualify for the World Cup?
A breakdown of the intercontinental tournament that will determine two of last six teams to qualify for World Cup 2026.
