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People protest Peña Nieto's increase in gasoline prices in Mexico City,photo: Cuartoscuro/Saúl López

Increase in Product Prices Will Affect Local Commerce

Individuals protest gasoline price-hikes on Insurgentes and Reforma,photo: Cuartoscuro/Saúl López

Puebla Stations Without Fuel

A view across UAEM's Ecatepec campus,photo: Wikipedia

UAEM Magazine Redesigns Printed and Electronic Editions

Protesters hold placards during a protest against the rising prices of gasoline enforced by the Mexican government in Mexico City, Mexico January 1, 2017,photo: Reuters/Carlos Jasso

Outrage Over a Big Hike in Gas Prices

At least 9.1 per cent of the adults in the State of Mexico have lacked foodstuffs due to economic circumstances,photo: Pexels

UAEM: Food Security is not Guaranteed to a Large Segment of the Population

A Pemex gas station,photo: Cuartoscuro/Bernandino Hernández

Profeco to Surveil Gas Stations

The artist considers that his work allows him to convey the hope of ill people and the faith of their families in something that might lack a positive outcome,photo: Pexels

New Mural Inagurated at UAEM

Gas will be almost $1 per liter,photo: Cuartoscuro/Alan Ortega

Gasoline Prices Increase

The degree program is firmly committed to the formation of highly qualified individuals that promote healthy lifestyle choices in order to reduce illnesses,photo: Pexels

UAEM’s Health Education B.S. Receives International Certification

People mourn lives lost during the Tultepec explosion,photo: AP/Eduardo Verdugo

Local Deputy: Prevention Policies Needed After Tultepec Explosion

A mountainous area of Durango, where temperatures will be below 0 degrees Celsius,photo: Wikipedia

Cold Front 16 Will Maintain Cool Temperatures in North, Northeast of the Country

The Interior Secretariat's Human Rights Undersecretary Roberto Campa Cifrián and CNDH president Luis Raúl González Pérez during a conference about journalism and human rights,photo: Cuartoscuro/Moisés Pablo

CNDH and UNAM Sign Agreement to Address Gender Issues

The campus at the Architecture and Design Department at UAEM,photo: Courtesy of UAEM

Design Degree at UAEM Given Five Year Extention

Protesters denounce the state's lack of action in the

Spain Extradites Porkys Member to Mexico

Miguel Ruíz Cabañas, Roberto Campa Cifrián, Luis Raúl González Pérez and Pablo Romo Cedano in a conference on human rights,photo: Cuartoscuro/Moisés Pablo

UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture Visits Mexico

Relatives and friends accompany the coffin of a victim of an explosion at a popular fireworks market on Mexico City's outskirts, in Tultepec,photo: Reuters/Edgard Garrido

EPN Visits those Injured in Tultepec

Prime Minister Netanyahu attends a weekly meeting,photo: AP/Abir Sultan

Israeli Court Delays Demolition of West Bank Outpost

The aftermath of an explosion at a fireworks market in Tultepec on the outskirts of Mexico City in December of last year,photo: AP/Christian Palma

Death Toll in Mexico Fireworks Market Blast Rises to 35

A flare stack of the refinery of Mexico's national oil company Pemex is seen in Cadereyta, Mexico, December 20, 2016,photo: Reuters/Daniel Becerril

U.S. Refiners Cash in on Mexico's Record Fuel Imports

Military and experts walk through the scorched ground of the open-air San Pablito fireworks market, in Tultepec, outskirts of Mexico City, Mexico, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2016,photo: AP/Marco Ugarte

Mexicans Seek Loved Ones, Answers in Deadly Fireworks Blast

Health Brigade performers at the hospital in Tenancingo,photo: Courtesy of UAEM

UAEM Tenancingo Performs 2016 Christmas Collection

Mexico City Airport Group (GACM) director Raúl González Apaolaza and CMIC vice-president Carlos Méndez Bueno during the inauguration of the New International Airport of Mexico City construction project,photo: Cuartoscuro/Diego Simón Sánchez

CMIC Speaks on Construction Industry in 2017

Rescue workers amongst the ruins of buildings at the fireworks market in Tultepec, State of Mexico,photo: Cuartoscuro/Saúl López

PRD Calls for Tightening Up of Laws after San Pablito Explosion

Rafael Ochoa, Guillermo García Alcocer, Aldo Flores Quiroga and Carlos Murrieta Cummings gave comments and the transition to a liberal gasoline market,photo: Cuartoscuro/Adolfo Vladimir

Oil Liberalization to Commence

A man walks through the scorched ground of the open-air San Pablito fireworks market, in Tultepec, outskirts of Mexico City, Mexico, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2016,photo: AP/Eduardo Verdugo

Deadly Mexico Fireworks Blast Hit Market Packed for Holidays

A member of the Mexican Army on the streets of Culiacán, Sinaloa after a man was murdered,photo: Cuartoscuro/Rashide Frias

Interior Security Law to be Postponed

The life of Priest José Alfredo López Guillén is remembered in a ceremony led by Archbishop Víctor Ledezma,photo: Cuartoscuro/Alan Ortega

Mexico Ranked Most Dangerous Country for Priests

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