Alicia Villarreal Breaks Silence on Domestic Violence Allegations Against Her Ex, Cruz Martínez
The Mexican superstar broke her silence regarding her separation and surprised fans with hints of a concert this Sunday.
Say Goodbye to Narcocorridos and Hello to Corridos Militares, Songs From the Other Side of the Law
Many members of law enforcement and the general public are familiarizing themselves with an idea that could change the corrido genre.
Jalisco Cartel 'Likely' To Follow a U.S. Strategy From World War II Before Entering Ongoing Sinaloa Turf Wars
A Mexican journalists argues that the CJNG is "waiting to see more signs of wear and tear" before siding with a Sinaloa cartel faction
Sinaloa Cartel Members Are Reportedly in 'Fear' Of The U.S.'s Crackdown on Drug-Trafficking
An alleged member of the cartel said that actions from the Trump administration has created a sense of fear, particularly when it comes to fentanyl production
Legal Experts Weigh In on Mexico's Threats Against Google Over 'Gulf of Mexico': 'Tech Behemoths Don't Scare Easily'
President Sheinbaum said on Monday that the Gulf's renaming violates Mexican sovereignty since the U.S. controls only 46% of the Gulf, while Mexico holds 49%
Wendy Guevara Becomes the First Trans Presenter on American National Television
The artist and influencer has joined one of the afternoon programs at Univision.
Paquita la del Barrio's Family Announces Plans For A Public Funeral
According to her nephew Francisco Torres, grieving fans of the iconic Mexican singer will be able to say their final goodbyes at a public ceremony.
Mexican Agents Continue Searching For Tunnels Crossing Into Texas After Uncovering 'Sophisticated' Structure
Efforts are focused on the Juarez-El Paso sector
Three Children Die After Eating Poisoned Bread Intended to Kill Stray Animals in Chiapas
The kids found the bread on their way to a nearby store and did not make it back home.
10 Actors Who Rose to Stardom After 'La Rosa de Guadalupe'
The iconic Mexican series has served as the gateway for young talent to achieve fame and success in the entertainment industry.
Top Sinaloa Cartel Leader 'El Chato,' A Priority Target For The FBI, Arrested in Mexico
Humberto Rivera was arrested in Chihuahua with several fake IDs
Mexico to Extend Lawsuit Against US Armories, Who Sheinbaum Claims Could Be Cartel 'Accomplices,' If Trump Designates Cartels Terrorists
The designations include the Sinaloa cartel, Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación, Cartel del Noroeste, La Familia Michoacana and the Carteles Unidos
U.S.-Funded Anti-Fentanyl Programs In Mexico Halted As Trump Admin Seeks To Freeze Foreign Aid
The programs largely focus on dismantling the drug's supply chain, Reuters reported based on a review of State Department documents
Mexico President is Taking Wrong Approach Toward Trump, Political Analyst Warns: 'It Does Not Help to Criticize The US'
"It does not help to criticize the U.S. government, especially given the nature of President Trump's personality," Saul Sandoval told The Latin Times
Mexico Threatens To Sue Google Over 'Gulf Of America' Name Change
"We do have a dispute with Google at the moment," President Claudia Sheinbaum said at her morning news conference. "And if necessary, we will file a civil suit."
After The Party, Mexican Agave Farmers Face Tequila Hangover
Mexican tequila exports surged from 224 million liters in 2018 to a record 402 million last year, according to the Tequila Regulatory Council, which oversees qualification for the internationally recognized denomination of origin label.
Nissan Says It Will Pull Out of Mexico If Trump Tariffs Come Into Effect
According to reports, the Nissan is "studying" the possibility of leaving Mexico if Trump goes through with his threats of imposing a 25% tariff on Mexican goods
Trump Admin's Use Of Military Flights To Deport Migrants Is Much More Expensive Than Civilian Planes, Report Shows
President Trump campaigned on mass deportations and cutting government spending, but his use of military aircraft for deportations does the exact opposite.
8 Latin American Criminal Organizations to be Labeled as Terrorist Groups by Secretary of State Marco Rubio: Report
A total of eight criminal groups rooted in Latin America are expected to be designated as foreign terrorist organizations by Secretary of State Marco Rubio as early as this week
Mexican President Threatens Google With Lawsuit Over 'Gulf of America' Name Change
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum warned Google of legal action over renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America" for U.S. users.
McConnell Bashes Trump's Tariff Policies in Op-Ed to His Home State: 'We Ought to Remind Ourselves Trade is a Two-Way Street'
Mitch McConnell criticized Trump's tariff policies, warning they could hurt Kentucky's economy and cost residents up to $1,200 per year.
U.S. Special Forces To Land In Mexico To Train Local Marines At President Sheinbaum's Request
The training will extend between mid February and the end of March
Maná Becomes the First Spanish-Language Band to be Nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
The Mexican band's nomination makes history and proves that cultural barriers can be broken with enough talent and determination.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Is Showing Other World Leaders How To Deal With Trump: 'One Must Speak In His Language'
Sheinbaum's approach appeared to earn Trump's respect, and other countries took note
Arrests Of Americans Connected To Cartels Have Skyrocketed Over The Past Years In Mexico
A new report shows such arrests increased by 457% since 2018
Mexico's Secretary Of Economy Says Tariffs Imposed By Trump On Steel And Aluminum Are 'Unfair'
Mexican officials hope to reach a compromise with the Trump administration before tariffs are enforced on March 12
Migrant With 'Lengthy Criminal History' Caught In Texas Trying To Smuggle 5,000 High-Caliber Rounds To Cartels
According to court records, the driver told investigators that he was transporting the ammunition to an individual who would then smuggle it into Mexico
Mexican Influencer Makako Shot During Concert in Tijuana - VIDEO
Juan Pablo Díaz, better known by his online username, was shot along with his bodyguard
U.S. Forces Increase Surveillance On Mexican Cartels With More Spy Flights Along The Border
Former and current military officials believe gathered intelligence can be used to build a body of evidence for further foreign terrorist designations
There Were 13.7 Million Undocumented Immigrants In The U.S. Last Year, Report Says
The undocumented migrant population in the U.S. reached a new high in 2023, with around 13.7 million migrants living across the country, a new report shows.