Carrie Kahn

NPR

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International correspondent for NPR, based in Mexico City

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Thousands of women in Mexico are striking today. They’re not going to work or school. They’re participating in the economy at all.

What ‘A Day Without Women’ in Mexico looks like

Thousands of women in Mexico are striking today. They’re not going to work or school. They’re participating in the economy at all.

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The U.S. State Department is telling Americans not to travel to five Mexican states. The states are in the same warning category as Syria, Somalia, and Yemen.

State Dept: Don’t travel to Michoacán, Sinaloa, and 3 other Mexican states

The U.S. State Department is telling Americans not to travel to five Mexican states. The states are in the same warning category as Syria, Somalia, and Yemen.

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A meeting between Mexico’s president and Donald Trump is cancelled over disagreements on who will pay for Trump’s border wall.

Enrique Pena Nieto's presidency and relationship to Trump

A meeting between Mexico’s president and Donald Trump is cancelled over disagreements on who will pay for Trump’s border wall.

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