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Mexico s López Obrador wants to get rid of the country s freedom of information institute

Mexico s López Obrador wants to get rid of the country s freedom of information institute Mary Beth Sheridan, The Washington Post Feb. 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador speaks during his daily morning news conference in December at the National Palace in Mexico City.Photo for The Washington Post by Luis Antonio Rojas MEXICO CITY - One scandal featured the president s wife and a $7 million mansion built by a top government contractor. Another involved the misuse of federal AIDS funds to buy Cartier pens and women s underwear. Then there was the Master Fraud, in which $400 million flowed between 11 government agencies, eight universities and dozens of phony companies - with half disappearing.

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Covid-19 Live Updates: California, Besieged by Virus for Months, Has Most Deaths in U S

Covid-19 Live Updates: California, Besieged by Virus for Months, Has Most Deaths in U S
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Covid 19 coronavirus: The death market - oxygen shortage leaves Mexicans to die at home

New York Times: With hospitals overrun, Mexicans are fighting the coronavirus at home.

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The Death Market : Oxygen Shortage Leaves Mexicans to Die at Home

With hospitals overrun, Mexicans fighting the coronavirus at home face a deadly hurdle: a lack of oxygen tanks.

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As Mexico s security deteriorates, the power of the military grows

As Mexico s security deteriorates, the power of the military grows Mary Beth Sheridan, The Washington Post Dec. 17, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 8 1of8A Mexican service member stands at the entrance of a Mexico military base adorned for Christmas.Photo for The Washington Post by Luis Antonio RojasShow MoreShow Less 2of8A Mexican navy ship collects seaweed off the shores of Cancun, Mexico, in 2019.Photo for The Washington Post by Alejandro CegarraShow MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8A member of the National Guard inspects a truck at a checkpoint in Contepec, Michoacan, Mexico, in March 2020.Photo for The Washington Post by Luis Antonio RojasShow MoreShow Less

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