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Priest Marco Antonio Galeana hears confession from a penitent in a car in Acapulco, Mexico

Drive-by Confessions In Mexico Due To Virus Restrictions

Drive-by confessions in Mexico due to virus restrictions

‘How To Get Away With Murder’ Season 6 Spoilers: Episode 12 Synopsis

Annalise needs to prove her innocence on “How to Get Away With Murder” Season 6.

Mexico Says Reached Deal With Trump To Cut Crude Output

Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (center) has come under fire for his handling of the coronavirus outbreak due to his reluctance to take measures that would hurt the country's economy

Mexico says reached deal with Trump to cut crude output

The coronavirus pandemic has hammered economies around the world, sending governments scrambling to put together massive stimulus measures

Asian Markets Rise After Fed Stimulus Boosts Wall St

Asian markets rise after Fed stimulus boosts Wall St

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Authorities say at least five armed clashes have occurred in the Madera community so far this year

At Least 19 Killed In Mexico Gang Clash

At least 19 killed in Mexico gang clash

Corona Beer Production Stopped In Mexico Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Corona beer's factory in Mexico will be temporarily stopping production and heed to its government's call to close non-essential businesses as coronavirus cases rise.

Latin America was already struggling economically, with growth of just 0.1 percent in 2019

UN Predicts 'Deep Recession' In LatAm Due To Virus

UN predicts 'deep recession' in LatAm due to virus

Since the start of the virus crisis, Corona beer has been the punchline of some questionable jokes and memes

Corona Beer Producer Halts Brewing Over Virus

Corona beer producer halts brewing over virus

A slowdown in trade with China accounted for much of the decrease in the US trade deficit recorded in February

Falling China Imports Fuel US Trade Deficit Decrease

Falling China imports fuel US trade deficit decrease

Bolivians stranded at a makeshift camp in Huara, Chile, after the border was closed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, on April 1 2020

Coronavirus Spreads In Latin America As Cases Pass 20,000

Coronavirus spreads in Latin America as cases pass 20,000

A detainee shines a torch from the main ICE detention center in downtown Los Angeles in 2019

Migrant Dies During Protest Over Coronavirus Fear In Mexican Detention Center

The protest largely involved Honduran men but the one who died was a 42-year-old Guatemalan migrant.

28 spring breakers from The University of Texas tested positive for COVID-19 after Mexico trip

Coronavirus Update: 28 Students From Texas Contract COVID-19 After Mexico Trip

A group of students from the University of Texas at Austin was found to be infected with COVID-19 after their spring break trip to Mexico. Health officials said that the 28 were among the 70 students who went to Cabo San Lucas aboard a chartered plane more than a week ago.

US President Donald Trump, shown here during a irus briefing on April 1, said China's numbers seemed "a little bit on the light side"

Trump Uses COVID-19 Briefing To Announce Cartel Crackdown

President Trump announced a renewed crackdown on international drug trafficking, claiming that the cartels were using COVID-19 as a means to smuggle more drugs into the country.

Liraglutide Found Effective In Fighting Adolescent Obesity

When taken alongside lifestyle therapies, liraglutide, the FDA approved drug, can be very effective in managing weight among obese adolescents.

Coronavirus Cases: 28 Spring Breakers Test Positive After Mexico Trip

The 28 are a part of a large group of about 70 people who recently went on the trip.

Mexican Journalists Protest Over Colleague's Murder

Mexican journalists protest over colleague's murder

Coronavirus Finance: Federal Reserve To Let Other Central Banks Swap Treasury Bonds for Dollars

The FIMA Repo Facility takes effect April 6 and will last six months.

Coronavirus News: Ford Postpones North American Vehicle Production, Commits To Producing Ventilators

Ford will continue to delay production at its North American production plants as it looks to produce ventilators for coronavirus patients.

Spanish tenor Placido Domingo, pictured in 2019, announced on March 22 he had tested positive for the coronavirus

Placido Domingo Leaves Hospital After COVID-19 Treatment

Placido Domingo leaves hospital after COVID-19 treatment

Opera Legend Plácido Domingo Hospitalized In Mexico With Coronavirus

The singer’s spokesperson said on Saturday that he was in stable condition and will only be discharged when doctors are certain he has fully recovered.