Mexico
Mexican Consulate in Arizona Alerts Its Nationals In the Community After Local Sheriff Partners With ICE
The Consulate General of Mexico in Phoenix has issued a public advisory informing Mexican nationals that the Pinal County Sheriff's Office is collaborating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley
Colombian President Petro Calls For South American Countries To Become One Larger Nation Amid Escalating Tensions With U.S.
On Nov. 9, Colombian President Gustavo Petro floated the idea of uniting several South American nations to revive Gran Colombia, the 19th-century republic that once encompassed modern-day Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Panama.
'El Chapo's' Son Joaquín Guzmán López Gets Hearing Pushed As Plea Deal Negotiations Reportedly Continue
For the third time since his trial began, the hearing for Joaquín Guzmán López, son of drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, has been postponed.
Thai Authorities Reportedly Detain Mexicans in "ICE-Like" Raid After Miss Universe Exec Fired for Confrontation with Miss Mexico
Miss Universe executive Nawat Itsaragrisil was dismissed from this year's pageant earlier this month after an altercation with Miss Mexico Fátima Bosch.
Mexican Authorities Link Killing of Uruapan Mayor to Jalisco Cartel Gunmen
Nearly a week after Carlos Manzo, the mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, was killed during a Day of the Dead event, state authorities confirmed that the murder was carried out by a young man who worked for the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG).
Former Top Cartel Leader 'Don Neto' Sues Mexico To Recover Assets Seized Decades Ago
Former Guadalajara Cartel leader Ernesto Fonseca Cariillo, known as "Don Neto," is suing the Mexican state to recover assets seized 40 years ago after serving a decades-long prison sentence.
Border Patrol Agents Reportedly Shot At From Mexico After Report Claiming Cartels Were Offering $10,000 Bounties
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents were shot at twice while patrolling the southern border, according to a new report. The development comes after another report detailing that cartels were offering $10,000 bounties to people shooting at agents
Julio César Chávez Says Son Was Pressured Once to Act as Sinaloa Cartel Enforcer
"My son did not want to, but he said, 'Okay, I will hit him once, but forgive him.' He gave the person a light tap, and because of that they let him go," Julio César Chávez said.
Advocate Urges Faster Asylum Processing in Mexico Amid Years-Long Delays: 'Simply Asking That Federal Statutes Be Followed'
A source consulted by Border Report said that many applicants arrive without documentation, complicating verification of their status and rights
Julio César Chávez Calls 'El Chapo' Guzmán and 'El Mayo' Zambada 'Extremely Fine People' in Recent Interview
"They are extremely fine people, good people, good folks," Chávez said. "I have met everyone, including Amado Carrillo Fuentes and many others, and they are all extremely fine people. At least with me. What they do otherwise, I do not know."
Mexico Foils Iranian Plan To Assassinate Israeli Ambassador In The Country: Report
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) devised a plan to assassinate the Israeli ambassador to Mexico, but the country foiled the plot, according to a new report.
Mexican National Guard Finds 'Suspicious Underground Structure' Close To Cross-Border Smuggling Tunnel
Mexican National Guard officials found what they described as a "suspicious underground structure" leading to the banks of the Rio Grande, according to a new report
Mexican President Sheinbaum Reiterates There Won't Be a U.S. 'Intervention' Because 'The People is United Against Any Interference'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated her opposition against actions by U.S. troops in the country, claiming that the people are "united against any interference."
Grecia Quiroz, Widow of Carlos Manzo, Set to Replace Him as Uruapan Mayor Following His Assassination
Quiroz has called for peaceful demonstrations in Uruapan and across Michoacán, encouraging residents to honor her late husband's memory without violence.
Republican Rep. Slams Mexican Government Over 'Complicity With Cuban Dictatorship': Enough!
Republican Rep. Carlos Gimenez slammed the Mexican government over what he described as its "complicity with the Cuban dictatorship."
Mexican President Sheinbaum Files Sexual Harassment Charges After Being Groped During Public Walk: 'Women Must Be Respected'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said she filed sexual harassment charges after being groped during a public walk, noting that the aggressor, a drunken man, is still under detention.
Diplomatic Tensions Escalate As Peru Cuts Ties With Mexico Over Asylum Offer to Ousted Prime Minister
Diplomatic relations between Mexico and Peru have deteriorated even further after the Peruvian government announced it would sever ties with Mexico.
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum Groped During Public Walk in Mexico City, Raising Questions About Her Security
A shocking incident has reignited debate over presidential security in Mexico after President Claudia Sheinbaum was harassed and inappropriately touched by a man during a brief public walk in downtown Mexico City.
Violence Against Mayors Continues in Mexico's Michoacán State: Seven Killed, One Kidnapped Since 2021
Since Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla took office in October 2021, seven mayors in Michoacán have been assassinated and one elected official remains missing since 2021.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Unveils 'Peace and Justice Plan' for Michoacán After Mayor's Killing
The killing of Carlos Manzo, mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, has sparked outrage among residents of the state, many of whom have voiced frustration with the security strategy of Gov. Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla's administration.
Mexican Authorities Suspect That Mayor Was Killed By The Jalisco Cartel: Report
Mexican authorities suspect that Carlos Manzo, the mayor of Uruapan who was killed in the city center last week, was slain by the Jalisco Cartel, according to a new report
Over a Dozen Alleged Cartel Operatives Killed In Shootout With Police In Sinaloa
Over a dozen alleged cartel operatives have been killed during a shootout with police officers in Sinaloa, Mexico.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Rejects Report About The U.S. Potentially Sending Troops Into Mexico: 'Not Happening'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected a report claiming that the Trump administration is considering sending troops into Mexico to deal with cartels.
Texas Rep. Urges Trump Admin To Pressure Mexico into Making Water Payments: 'At Risk Of Losing Our Citrus Industry'
A Republican lawmaker from Texas has asked the Trump administration to put further pressure on Mexico to make water payments owed to the U.S., warning that a key industry could disappear otherwise
Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum Says Previous Administrations Helped Fuel Cartel Violence: 'The War on Drugs Failed'
President Sheinbaum stressed that violence should not be answered with more violence and said that actions must remain within the law.
Former Mexican Mayor Disappears a Day After Another One Is Assassinated In The Middle Of The Town
Alejandro Correa Gomez, former mayor of Zinapecuaro, has gone missing since Sunday, according to a new notice from authorities
Mexican President Sheinbaum Reacts To Assassination Of Mayor And Criticizes Opposition: 'Not Even Some Empathy'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum slammed opposition members for criticizing her government following the killing of a mayor during the Day of the Dead
Cartels Reportedly Offering $10,000 To Those Shooting At Border Patrol Officers
Cartels are offering $10,000 to people who shoot at border patrol agents at the southern border, according to a new report
Trump Admin Considering Drone Strikes On Mexican Cartels Without Coordinating With Sheinbaum Government
The Trump administration is considering sending troops inside Mexico to conduct drone strikes on cartel drug labs and operatives, according to a new report
Trump Admin Reportedly Planning Sending U.S. Troops Into Mexico To Attack Cartels
The Trump administration is drafting plans to send U.S. troops and intelligence agents into Mexico to target cartels, according to a new report.