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  • Natalie Gallón
    Mexico City Field Producer

    Natalie Gallón is CNN's Mexico City Field Producer.

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  • Bolivian ex-President Evo Morales waves upon landing in Mexico City, on November 12, 2019, where he was granted exile after his resignation. - Landlocked Bolivia, in crisis after its president quit amid protests over a disputed election, is among Latin America's poorest countries despite having huge gas reserves. (Photo by PEDRO PARDO / AFP) (Photo by PEDRO PARDO/AFP via Getty Images)

    Bolivia's former President Evo Morales arrives in Mexico after accepting political asylum

  • The FBI will join the investigation into an attack that killed 9 Mormon family members in Mexico

  • A family member's audio messages reveal the horror and heartbreak after the Mexico massacre

  • The remote Mormon community that lost 9 in an ambush is under heavy guard as it begins to bury its dead

  • Why some say Mexico already built Trump's wall -- and paid for it

  • Son of 'El Chapo' was caught during a massive shootout. Mexican officials say they released him to save lives

  • Mystery surrounds Mexico's missing students, five years later

  • As the Amazon fires rage, members of this indigenous community brace for their world to change

  • Flying above the Amazon fires, 'all you can see is death'

  • Mexico: US-bound migration has been cut by 30%

  • A woman watched her husband and daughter drown at the Mexican border, report says

  • A shocking image of a drowned man and his daughter underscores the crisis at the US-Mexico border

  • Inside the August plot to kill Maduro with drones

  • Can Mexico fix the migrant crisis?

  • Trump's problem isn't Mexico. It's Central America, and it's getting worse

  • They risked everything for Guaidó. Now Venezuela's military defectors are lost

  • Honduran president confirms he was investigated by the DEA