The renowned Mexican journalist said goodbye to the network that he has worked for for nearly four decades on December 13 in an emotional and fearful goodbye.

After the shocking news that journalist Jorge Ramos would be leaving Univision after four decades, people have been asking what he will do next.

Since Zambada's capture in July, both governments have gone back and forth over conflicting narratives surrounding the incident.

Ken Salazar had suggested that former president AMLO had refused help from the U.S. because of "ideological problems"

"Coordination failed in the last year, in great part because the previous president did not want to receive help from the United States" said Ken Salazar

Ilia Calderón becomes the first woman and Latina to solely anchor Noticiero Univision, marking a significant milestone in Spanish-language journalism and a victory for women's visibility in media. With nearly two decades of impressive experience and a deep connection to critical issues for the Latino community, Calderón steps into this historic role at a pivotal moment for journalism. Keep reading to learn how her leadership is ushering in a new era for Spanish-language television!

Genaro García Luna's sentencing marks the culmination of a high-profile case that has exposed deep ties between Mexico's security apparatus and drug cartels

The new law now fully places the National Guard and its 120,000 troops under the command of the Defense Ministry

According to an official count, the indefatigable 70-year-old gave 1,438 such appearances, lasting between two and three hours each weekday morning from 7:00 am.

During a speech at a Georgia rally he also said that he wants "German car companies to become American car companies"

AMLO had said that "If we are now facing instability and clashes in Sinaloa, it is because they (the U.S.) made that decision", in reference El Mayo Zambada's arrest

Genaro Garcia Luna is currently waiting for sentencing on October 9 in the same New York prison as "El Mayo" Zambada

The Mexican president said the cartel leader himself has asked for restraint in the area. "No one wants violence," he said

Cruz also said that the Democratic Party aims to increase the number of migrants in the U.S. so that they have a advantage in future elections

The bill, which was openly criticized by the U.S., now moves to the Senate

The relationship between Mexico and the U.S. had been strained since the Department of Justice kept El Mayo Zambada capture operation secret. The White House's position on AMLO's judicial reform has made it worse.

Mexican officials are reportedly aggrieved and President López Obrador said "who knows" if U.S. agents were involved in the apprehension

The Mexican president criticized U.S. funding for a local anti-corruption nonprofit group

Rubén Rocha Moya, the governor of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, denied El Mayo Zambada's accusations that he was tied to the Sinaloa Cartel. Mexican President Andrés López Obrador and President-Elect Claudia Sheinbaum also reacted.

Genaro García Luna's defense had alleged there was a plot among inmates to falsely testify against him

Joaquín Guzmán López, son of fallen drug lord of El Chapo Guzmán, was arrested alongside Ismael El Mayo Zambada on July 25 in El Paso

Crime reporter Alejandro Martinez was shot down despite having government protection due to previous threats

The Mexican president is waiting for the U.S. to provide information about how both the Mexican drug dealer and a Chapito were arrested

The number, revealed in a study conducted by several NGOs, adds up to almost a third of all homicides during AMLO's presidency

"They're starting to resemble the judges we have here (Mexico), who shelve or store away cases", said the Mexican president

President AMLO had expressed concern about a previous U.S. executive order that barred migrants from claiming asylum at the border.

President López Obrador said he spoke with Joe Biden about the possibility. "Things are going well," he added.

Gallup highlights unprecedented optimism for the economy among Mexicans

For the first time, Mexican residents in Texas will be able to vote in person.

For the first time, Mexican residents in Arizona will be able to vote in person.