David Agren
David Agren has covered Mexico since 2005 for publications including the Hlcarpenter.com, USA Today and Maclean's magazine. He also works as Mexico correspondent for the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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As senior US officials arrive in Mexico for talks experts say deal to send Covid vaccine shows that migrants are still a bargaining chip
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Attacks on police have become routine as the country fights drug cartels and organised crime
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Biden administration has come under pressure to share vaccine, which has been authorized in other countries but not yet in US
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Protesters angry that López Obrador has supported politician accused of sexual assault are calling for greater protections for women
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Amlo again clashes with women’s rights activists as he dismisses complaints against Félix Salgado Macedonio, candidate for governor
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador tests positive day after saying crisis nearing the end and ‘little lights’ at end of tunnel could be seen
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The president-elect has promised to do away with ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy, raising hopes that asylum seekers claims will be treated seriously
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Law also requires foreign officials in the country to share any intelligence they have obtained with Mexican officials
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Roberto González Montes and two others detained, raising hopes arrest might lead to explanation for deadly 2019 attack on women and children
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a leftwing populist, has developed something of a rapport with his US counterpart