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Americas · 1:18 AM UTCU.N. 'concerned' Mexico hasn't complied with recommendations to prevent disappearances

The United Nations' committee against enforced disappearances expressed concern on Friday that the Mexican government has not adopted its recommendations aimed at preventing disappearances in the Latin American country.

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AmericasMexico asks the U.S. for conditions to resume return of asylum seekers

The Mexican government has asked Washington for various conditions before restarting a Trump-era program that forces U.S. asylum to wait for their court hearings in the Latin American country, the Mexican Foreign Ministry said on Friday.

AmericasMexico to ask Brazilians for visas beginning in December

Mexico announced on Friday that from mid-December it will require Brazilians to obtain visas to enter the country as tourists amid the increase in migrants transiting through the North American country to reach the United States.