Tren de Aragua Gang Is Now Working Alongside Mexican Cartels To Extort Migrants
Information from local law enforcement says Tren de Aragua is now working alongside groups such as La Linea, an armed wing of the Juárez Cartel
Ongoing Cartel Turf Wars Have Already Cost Sinaloa Nearly $1 Billion
The president of the employer's union estimates more than $886 million in losses on top of 25,000 jobs lost over the past three months
Mexico Already Designing A Wide-Ranging Plan To Address Potential Mass Deportations From The U.S.
The country's plan includes input from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defense, Welfare, and Urban Development, as well as the National Migration Institute
CBP Intercepts More Than Two Dozen Firearms Hidden in a Bus Headed to Mexico
CBP agents intercepted more than 3,300 guns and over 547,000 gun parts and ammunition along U.S. borders last year
TikTok Video Leads Police to Location of Florida Murder Suspect on the Run for Years
A Florida man who allegedly murdered his ex-girlfriend was apprehended by law enforcement after a TikTok video he posted betrayed his location, officials said.
Mexican Boxer Israel 'Magnifico' Vázquez Dead After Being Given Six Months to Live
Vázquez rose to prominence after winning three super bantamweight world championships and his rivalry with fellow Mexican boxer Rafael Márquez.
Sinaloa Governor Says Hundreds Of Additional Troops Will Be Added to Reinforce Fight Against Cartels
Mexico's Ministry of Defense (SEDENA) also deployed 100 more Special Force units to Sinaloa to conduct surveillance work weeks ago
Mexican Authorities Investigate Reports Plane Throwing Out Explosives in Northern Sinaloa
As turf wars between Los Chapitos and La Mayiza continue, authorities have reported at least 80 homicides in November
Powerful Mexican Cartel Puts Decades-Long Feud Aside To Supports 'Los Chapitos' In Sinaloa Turf War
Both criminal groups had been rivals ever since Alfredo Beltrán Leyva, one of the cartel's co-founders, was captured in 2008
Claudia Sheinbaum Defends Mexico As Trump Threats Cause Rift With Canada, Says Country 'Must be Respected'
Canada's ambassador in Washington and Ontario's Premier have vehemently rejected comparisons between Canada and Mexico's migratory situation, with the latter calling them "insulting"
Police Searching For Hannah Kobayashi Say They Won't Go To Mexico Despite Evidence of Missing Hawaii Woman Crossing Border
The Hawaii woman has been missing for over three weeks. LAPD announced on Monday she was seen entering Mexico with luggage
Mexican President Denies Chemistry Students Are Being Recruited By The Sinaloa Cartel To 'Cook' Fentanyl
Claudia Sheinbaum said the only similar scenario she has seen takes place in the fictional American TV series "Breaking Bad"
Mexican Authorities Dismantle Two Migrant Caravans Headed To The Southern Border As Trump Admin Looms
Almost one million migrants were reported to be in Mexico between Jan-Aug. of this year, a 130% increase compared to 2023
Frida Sofía Indirectly Calls Out her Mother Alejandra Guzmán After Grandmother Silvia Pinal's Death
Alejandra Guzmán's daughter revealed that she will not be reconciling with her mother even after the death of her grandmother Silvia PInal.
Pepe Aguilar Vehemently Denies Rumors that He Won't Perform in Mexico Again
The singer and patriarch of the Aguilar dynasty has said that he loves Mexico more than words in his vehement debunking of rumors that he wouldn't perform in the country again.
The Sinaloa Cartel Is Infiltrating Colleges To Recruit Chemistry Students And Turn Them Into 'Cooks'
The promise of large sums of money in a lucrative but dangerous business are helping cartel operatives succeed in their efforts
Mexico's Biggest Sports Star Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez Pleads With Sinaloa Youth To Leave Cartels
Álvarez and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum also announced that a massive boxing class will be held around Mexico's city squares in 2025
The Curse of the 28th: A Fatal Day for Mexican Celebrities Including Silvia Pinal, Chespirito, And Juan Gabriel
Various Mexican superstars have died on the 28th of a given month. Here are their stories.
Donald Trump's Proposed Tariffs Could Increase Friction In Already Fragile Bilateral Relationships With Mexico
Mexican officials fear relations will suffer as Trump takes aim at the growing power of fentanyl-smuggling gangs
Actor Josh Brolin Makes Shocking Speculation About Sean Penn's Motives For Infamous Meeting with 'El Chapo'
Rolling Stone magazine published Penn's interview with "El Chapo" a few months after the secret meeting took place in Sinaloa
Teens Arrested Near The Border for Holding Migrants Captive; Authorities Investigate Links With Smuggling Ring
Two teenagers were arrested for holding four Jordanian migrants captive in Juarez. Investigations suggest they may have been detained by smugglers.
After Mexico, Canada Also Weighs Retaliation Over Trump's Threatened 25% Tariff on Imports
Canada weighs counter-tariffs in response to Trump's plan, which could disrupt trade, harm both economies, and escalate tensions over immigration policies.
All the Details About Silvia Pinal's Grand Funeral
The death of the biggest diva in Mexican cinema has shaken her family, fans, and fellow celebrities. Her last goodbye will take place in multiple places
Top Economist Warns 'Easily Bamboozled' Trump Could Lose Trade War With Mexico: 'Other Leaders May Decide He is Weak'
Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman warned that other global leaders could challenge Trump's threats and come out on top
Mexican President Sheinbaum Gains More Power After Controversial Move to Dismantle Oversight
The country's antitrust and telecom regulators are set to be absorbed by the state
Mexican President Dismisses Possible 'Soft Invasion' By U.S. Troops As 'A Movie': 'We Will Always Defend Our Sovereignty'
"Mexico is a free, independent, sovereign country, and that is above everything else," said Claudia Sheinbaum
Mexico Warns Trump's Tariffs On Auto Parts Could Raise US Pickup Truck Prices By $3,000
Mexico's finance minister Marcelo Ebrard pointed out that 25% tariffs could lead to the loss of at least 400,000 American jobs, explaining that this was because Detroit automakers relied on Mexican labor and manufacturing.
Jorge Ramos Is Getting Closer To Leaving Univision; What's Next For Him?
After the shocking news that journalist Jorge Ramos would be leaving Univision after four decades, people have been asking what he will do next.
Why Silvia Pinal Is Considered the Ultimate Diva of Mexican Film
Winner of the 'Palme d'Or' at the Cannes Film Festival and Hollywood actress, Silvia Pinal is better known for her work during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema.
Silvia Pinal Was Also Part of Mexican Politics; A Look At Her Role
Her first foray took place in 1981 when she married the governor of Tlaxcala