Strong earthquake rattles Mexico By Cyntia Barrera and Adriana Barrera Reuters MEXICO CITY- A powerful 6.5 magnitude earthquake shook Mexico on Saturday, killing at least two people, knocking out lights in parts of the capital and sending people rushing into the streets. There were no immediate reports of severe damage or injuries […]
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