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Mexican Heatwave Turns Up the Temperature and Claims Lives

Mexico battles a deadly heatwave, with heat-related deaths surging by 2000%. Tragedy strikes as a police commander and an LGBTQ+ activist are brutally murdered. Amidst political chaos, Morena opens consultation on the National Plan.

Mexicanist

Jul 17, 2023 — 4 min read

A relentless heatwave is gripping Mexico, as authorities scramble to address the alarming surge in heat-related deaths. Image by Rosy from Pixabay

Amid scorching temperatures, Mexico finds itself in a heated battle against a relentless heatwave, claiming an alarming number of lives. According to a recent report, the country has witnessed a staggering surge of nearly 2000% in heat-related deaths compared to the same period last year, with the death toll now reaching a tragic 167.

Meanwhile, Morena, the prominent political party, has taken an unconventional approach to democracy by throwing open the doors of consultation. Gathering around discussion tables, party leaders deliberated on the ambitious National Plan for the years 2024-2030. This innovative move aimed to include different perspectives and engage the public in shaping the future of Mexico.

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