Excélsior

2809 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Zacatecas Security Cabinet Investigates Explosive Attack on Municipal Police Command · Federal security authorities coordinate with Zacatecas officials to investigate an explosive attack on a police command in Ojocaliente.
• Saint Raymond Nonnatus Celebrated on August 31 for Protecting Pregnant Women · The liturgical calendar honors Saint Raymond Nonnatus today for his heroic defense of truth and patronage of childbirth.
• Organized Crime Uses Municipal Cemeteries for Mass Graves in Tamaulipas · Activists in Tamaulipas report organized crime groups burying victims in municipal cemeteries to hide disappearances.
• UNAM Control Exam Failed to Filter All Statistically Atypical Applicants · Statistical analysis shows UNAM's control exam rejected most atypical applicants, but expanded quotas allowed many to still gain admission.
• Autistic Student Mateo Admitted to UNAM Math Program After Relocating Family · Mateo, an autistic student, secured admission to UNAM's applied mathematics program after overcoming logistical hurdles and family relocation.
• Brazilian Series 'Jesus' Stars Dudu Azevedo on Imagen Televisión · Dudu Azevedo stars in the Brazilian series 'Jesus' airing on Imagen Televisión, marking a career turning point.
• Anthony Hopkins Releases Classical Album at 88, Reflects on Mortality · Anthony Hopkins releases his classical music album 'Life is a Dream' at age 88, featuring collaborations with Gustavo Dudamel.
• Mexico's PRI loses 592k members as Morena surges 400% · Mexico's PRI party lost nearly 600,000 members while Morena grew by over 9 million in three years.
• Mexico's Rodriguez says Morena Senate majority safe despite lawmaker exits · Mexico's Interior Secretary claims Morena retains Senate majority despite defections and vacancies.
• Abandoned 1985 Earthquake Ruins in Mexico City Spark Gentrification Fears · Residents in Mexico City's Tabacalera neighborhood fear new development on abandoned 1985 earthquake ruins will drive up costs and displace locals.
• Mexico Proposes Foreign Investment Review by Defense and Security Agencies · President Sheinbaum proposes adding Defense and Security secretaries to Mexico's foreign investment review commission.
• Mexican Judge Martha Magaña Exiled After Defying Court Suspension of Judicial Reform · Judge Martha Magaña fled to Madrid after Mexico's legislature ignored her court order suspending a judicial reform.
• US Military Uses High-Energy Laser to Down Drones on Mexico Border · US forces deployed an Army laser system to neutralize three drones crossing the Mexico border in Texas.
• Mexico Officials Push Economic Innovation, Corruption Recovery, and Justice Reforms · Marcelo Ebrard urges industrial innovation while US recovers corruption assets and families demand justice for missing persons.
• Mexico's Second Government Report Omits Rising Disappearance Statistics · Critics warn President Sheinbaum's upcoming government report ignores 20,314 new disappearances since October 2024.
• Patricia Lagarde's Exhibition Explores AI, Memory, and the Illusion of Reality · Mexican photographer Patricia Lagarde opens an exhibition questioning originality and authorship in the age of AI.
• Mexico City Guitar Quartet Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Special Concert · The Mexico City Guitar Quartet marks 25 years with a concert featuring Mexican composers and world premieres.
• Javier Serena Explores Suicide and Friendship in New Novel · Spanish author Javier Serena discusses themes of suicide and male friendship in his new novel 'Papeles de un verano'.
• China launches regular Arctic shipping route to Europe with Kremlin approval · Chinese shipping firm Sea Legend begins weekly container service via the Northern Sea Route to European ports.
• Play 'Un banquete para el difunto Quijote' reimagines Don Quixote through food, gossip and mourners · Solís's play 'Un banquete para el difunto Quijote' retells Don Quixote via a wake, food, and mourners.
• Colombian artist Nanpa Básico performs emotional concert of nearly 50 songs in Mexico City · Nanpa Básico performs about 50 songs at Mexico City's Palacio de los Deportes with guest Maisak.
• León Requests Postponement of Match Against Pumas Due to Leagues Cup Fatigue · León coach Javier Gandolfi requests a date change for their Jornada 7 match against Pumas to recover from Leagues Cup travel.
• Armed Man Opens Fire at Swiss Rave Festival, Killing One Woman · Police in Switzerland are investigating a shooting at an Aarau rave festival that left one woman dead and five others injured.
• Ferry Sinking in Northern Cyprus Kills Eight, Leaves 17 Missing · A ferry capsizing off Northern Cyprus killed at least eight people and left 17 missing.
• Luis Chaparro Eliminated from La Casa de los Famosos Mexico · Luis Chaparro was eliminated from La Casa de los Famosos Mexico 2026 on August 30 after failing to secure enough public votes.
• New Study Finds Silent Atherosclerosis in Over Half of Healthy Young Adults · An international study reveals that 57.1% of young adults without cardiovascular symptoms have silent atherosclerosis.
• Morena President Ariadna Montiel Vows to Ban Candidates with Questionable Past · Morena national president Ariadna Montiel warns the party will reject candidates with undisclosed ties or questionable records regardless of poll numbers.
• Gomita's Mother Cries Over Daughter's Health Complications After Surgery · Elizabeth Campos cries as her daughter Gomita faces ongoing health issues following intestinal surgery and a gastric bypass.
• South Korean Actor Lee Yong-ju Dies at 44 of Heart Attack · South Korean actor Lee Yong-ju died at 44 following a heart attack, having previously disclosed a heart condition.
• Families in Colima March for Missing Persons and Safety of Searchers · Families in Colima marched to demand justice for the disappeared and safety for searchers after an attack in Sinaloa.