Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has announced comprehensive agrarian reforms saying 2014 will be the 'year of the field.'

Agents from the US' Drug Enforcement Agency had secret meetings with Mexican drug cartel leaders to obtain key information on rival cartels.

Alma Muriel died on Sunday, January 5, 2014 the 62. The actress, best known for her role as “Lucrecia Treviño, in Carlos Olmo's "El Extraño Retorno de Diana Salazar" died after suffering from an apparent heart attack. The iconic telenovela actress is remembered by her co-stars on friends on social media.

Alma Muriel passed away on Sunday age 62. The actress was found in her apartment in Play del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

Top Sinaloa Cartel member Jose Rodrigo Arechiga Gamboa, known as 'El Chino Antrax,' has been arrested at the airport in Amsterdam.

Alexa Vega from "Spy Kids" and "Machete Kills" is married again! This time to "Big Time Rush" singer Carlos Peña! Congratulations!

"Glee" actress Lea Michele spent some time in Mexico celebrating the New Year. While vacationing, she posted a revealing thong picture that left many breathless. Girl is looking great this 2014!

Six Mexican cops were detained after a fitness instructor died on their patrol in Playa del Carmen.

The Economist has predicted Mexico, Argentina and Brazil are at 'High' or 'Very High' risk for social unrest in 2014.

For the first time in a decade, the Committee To Protect Journalists wrote that it could not confirm any journalists murdered in relation to their job in 2013. But three murders are suspected to stem from the victims' line of work.

Peña Nieto has managed a host of reforms from an ambitious agenda. Check out the six major changes his government has pushed through since he took office in December 2012.

Firefox has launched its phones in Latin America: the Firefox operated phones have launched in Mexico, Uruguay and Peru thanks to Telefonica.

Mexican authorities say they swept a series of hospitals in Jalisco and Colima after receiving a tip from the DEA that El Chapo was interned after suffering an infarct.

18 money launderers who had posed as Televisa journalists to smuggle over $9 million through Nicaragua were sent back to Mexico to serve out their sentences.

Sofía Vergara is vacationing in Mexico and she's making sure the world admires her natural beauty. The Colombian beauty posted a picture on her Instagram wearing a sexy thong. See it here!

The Nobel-winning novelist and one-time Peruvian presidential candidate showed himself guardedly optimistic in his evaluation on Mexican democracy in a recent interview.

Mexico's foreign ministry has joined calls from US Secretary of State John Kerry and a host of Mexican lawmakers and international human rights groups in calling for Tamayo Arias' execution to be suspended until a review of his case was carried out.

The number is down from 409,000 in 2012. Over 1.9 million people have been deported since the president entered office in 2009.

The Border Patrol says its anti-drug enforcement efforts along the US-Mexico border have pushed traffic into the Pacific Ocean. Seizures there have climbed 73 percent in the last four years.

The state's highest court has declared that denying a marriage license to gay and lesbian couples is unconstitutional.

The analysis indicates that while the majority of Mexicans say they do not drink, those who do make up for their fellow countrymen, as Mexico swills the most of any other nation in the Americas.

Less than a month after being released, One Direction's album "Midnight Memories" has been certified Double Platinum by seling over 120,000 copies in Mexico alone

According Zeitgeist, Google's annual report of the most searched items on the search engine, Paul Walker was the most searched term on Google Mexico in 2013.

Marcos Razo wins "La Voz Mexico"! Here are four things to know about the singer.

After leading América to the 2013 Clasura title and Apertura runner-up finish, Miguel Herrera will now turn his attention to El Tri. Argentine Antonio Mohamed named his replacement.

Pope Francis will not be visiting Mexico next year, however, it seems that the Pontif may be touring the country in 2015.

Mexico's Congress has approved an energy reform which the Government hopes will allow multimillion dollar investments from both private investors and foreign comapnies, the biggest development in the sector in seventy years.

Thousands of pilgrims have gathere at Mexico City's Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe to celebrate the birthday of Mexico's patron saint.

A new study of war casualties in 2012 has placed Mexico second only to Syria in the number of deaths reported last year. The study from a think tank in Geneva, Switzerland, reported that a total 95,000 people died last year as a result of armed conflicts.

The magazine lauds Peña Nieto's first year in office, saying that after coordinating a pact between his PRI party and other members of the opposition, "rivals have regularly hashed out disagreements over dinners or even over a bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue Label".