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Mexican courts back US woman who accused a fake Tijuana clinic of malpractice (opens the original)
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The clinic and the surgeon vanished as if they had never existed. Months after undergoing weight-loss surgery at a clinic in Tijuana, Julia Carpenter, a 40-year-old U.S. citizen, began to notice signs that something was seriously wrong with her body. It was 2024. Back in Oregon, where she lives, doctors first diagnosed her with pneumonia and over the next nine months performed three surgeries to repair the damage. During the procedure in Mexico, her intestine was stapled, causing an obstruction
The Michoacán forest defender who never returned: Kidnapping of José Luis Silva Andrade rekindles fear among environmentalists (opens the original)
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There is a region in Michoacán whose landscape looks like something out of a fantasy: rich natural surroundings, hot springs set amid a lush, towering forest, and living traces of a volcanic past. That place is called Los Azufres and it is located in the community of Agua Fría, a settlement of fewer than 200 inhabitants that is home to the family of José Luis Silva Andrade, the activist and land defender who was kidnapped on July 15 when he left his home to check on the reported presence of ille
Half a year of terror for Mexico’s press (opens the original)
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The press in Mexico is working under a climate of fear and terror following at least seven journalist murders recorded in the first six months of 2026. The latest victim was Francisco Alejandro Leyva Aguilar, who was killed on Wednesday while eating at a taco stand. His murder comes just days after Josué Martínez Contreras, 39, was killed on July 16 in the community of San Lucas Atoyatenco, in the municipality of San Martín Texmelucan, Puebla. His 13-year-old son was with him when gunmen riding
The latest massacre to hit Mexico: Business owners, local officials and bodies hung from a bridge (opens the original)
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The city of Fresnillo, in the central Mexican state of Zacatecas, has been the hardest hit by the weekend massacre of 10 men. At least six of the victims worked there. The discovery of half of the bodies hanging from a bridge, partially naked and showing signs of torture after all had been kidnapped, has sparked fear among the city’s roughly 240,000 residents and shocked the entire country. It is still unknown what ties the victims had to one another beyond their brutal killings. The state prose
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