Claudia Sheinbaum Lashes Out Against Claims About Alleged Fentanyl Production, The New York Times Responds
"The photos are not credible, just for the fact of how harmful it is for the cook's own health to be producing the drugs as they show it," Sheinbaum said
Being Overweight Gave 'El Chavo del 8''s Édgar Vivar the Role of A Lifetime with But It Also Almost Killed Him
The famous actor known for his role as Señor Barriga on the Mexican TV show talked about the major life changes he made in order to stay alive.
Mexican Authorities Could Be Working on 'Scheme' With Taxi Drivers to Pass Migrants Through Southern Border
The head of a migrant shelter in Tijuana said migrants are paying up to $500 to cab drivers to take them to the border, where immigration agents wait for them.
Due To Ongoing Turf Wars, 2024 Was The Bloodiest Year Of The Decade In Sinaloa With Over 1,000 Homicides
October had the highest number of homicides with 187 followed by November with 176
Sinaloa Cartel Leader And Former Mexican Official 'El Tigre' Cornered As Judge Moves Forward With Homicide Case
"El Tigre" was a former director of the state's investigative police force that reported to the Quintana Roo Prosecutor's Office
First Migrant Caravan of 2025 Leaves For The U.S., Mexican Authorities Seek To Dismantle It
It is estimated that around 3,000 of the more than 4,000 migrants that formed caravans in recent weeks were detained by authorities
Sinaloa University Students Escaping Turf Wars Flee To Migrant Shelters At The Border
Young men fear forced cartel recruitment as rising violence pushes the amount of murders in Sinaloa above 1,000 for the first time since 2019.
Mexico Hawks Outline Plans To Attack Cartels When Trump Takes Office: 'We Must Treat Them Like ISIS'
Trump's cabinet picks have publicly supported sending American troops to assassinate cartel leaders and operatives, but experts caution it could backfire
Mexico and the United States Agree To Split Costs Over Reparation of Texas' Largest Reservoir
A 2020 report found that the Amistad reservoir provides over $76 million in annual public benefits to the U.S. alone, including $44 million for recreation.
Could Two Of The Main Mexican Cartels Form An Unlikely Alliance This Year? There Are Signs
According to journalist Luis Chaparro, "Los Chapitos" agreed to hand over territories near the border in exchange of firearms and soldiers
Mexican President Proposes Regional Summit To Discuss Trump's Deportation Promises
"We will always support those in need, as this aligns with our foreign policy and the humanistic principles we uphold," said Claudia Sheinbaum
An Owl Tattoo Linked to 'Tren de Aragua' Gang Drives Investigation of Mexican Immigration Agent Murder
Investigative journalist Luis Chaparro claimed the tattoo means the accused Venezuelan men are "guides" in human smuggling operations
American Family Vacation to Mexico Ends in Tragedy After Two Chicago Siblings Gunned Down in Roadside Attack
A family birthday trip to Mexico took a devastating turn when gunmen opened fire on their vehicle, killing three men and critically wounding a teenage boy.
New Generation of Mexican Cartel Leaders Are Much More Violent Than Their Predecessors, Specialist Says
The new wave of drug lords are allegedly prioritizing endeavors with short-term profits such as extortion, human trafficking and illegal mining and logging
Mexican Authorities Set To Be Investigated After Thanking Cartel Leader 'El Mencho' For Holiday Gifts
Videos on social media show a sign in Michoacan thanking him for his "noble gesture'
Mexican TV and Radio Host Verónica Cantú Dies At 46
The Mexican radio and TV host's death has left the entertainment world in shock and mourning.
Mexican Armed Forces Destroy More Than 50 Marijuana Plantations Throughout The Country As Push Against Cartels Continues
Authorities estimate losses of more than $12 million for the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación after Christmas Day operations
Trump's Mass Deportations Would Also Cost Mexico Billions of Dollars, Economist Says
Ismael Plascencia López said the country will have to face the cost of caring, feeding, and housing deportees, many of whom might not be Mexican
As Immigration Remains Top Focus in U.S. Politics, Organized Crime Groups Continue Making Huge Profits
From Colombia to Venezuela and beyond, organized crime groups have gained notoriety as the immigrant economy brings profit and a steady business model
There's a New Player Vying For Control of Estado de Mexico: The Caborca Cartel
The Cartel has operated in the state since 2022 with the help of "Los Peluches"
As The New Mexican Government Increases Pressure On Cartels, It Also Gears Up For Trump's Intended Military Action
Trump has hinted at U.S. military action in Mexico to stop drug cartels from smuggling drugs up the border, a move that could upset its neighbor.
Mexico Working On App That Would Let Migrants Tell Relatives And Consulates If They Are About To Be Detained In The U.S.
The new tool for migrants has only been rolled out for small-scale testing, and according to de la Fuente, the app appears to be working efficiently
Family Members of Plane Crash Victims Allegedly Kidnapped by Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel
The Tepalcaltepec Cartel and the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación have been fighting each other since 2013, when the CJNG entered Michoacan
Mexican President Departs From 'Hugs, Not Bullets' Approach To Cartels With Massive Deployment to Sinaloa
Claudia Sheinbaum is stepping up her efforts to curb drug cartels as Trump's inauguration looms
Tributes of Dulce Pour in From the United States
The Mexican-American community of Brownsville, TX, the city that borders her Dulce's hometown of Matamoros, has been hit especially hard by the news of the singer's death.
Wake for Late Singer Dulce Held in the Same Funeral Home as Silvia Pinal's
The two Mexican icons died weeks apart.
Dulce Spent Her Final Years Estranged from Her Daughter: She Blamed Giovanni Medina
The beloved Mexican singer talked about a situation of domestic violence and threats
Move Over Mercedes: Chinese Cars Grab Mexican Market Share
According to industry experts, Mexicans are increasingly switching from traditionally dominant sedans to Chinese vehicles due to a combination of comfort, technology and price.
Mexico Takes Step To Curb Source of Domestic Violence— Firearms Coming From the U.S.
Mexico filed two lawsuits earlier this year against American gun manufacturers and stores to curb the flow of firearms down the border.
Mexico Negotiates With Other Latin American Countries So They Take Deportees From The U.S.
The intention was confirmed by President Claudia Sheinbaum