Mexico to track drug war victims, compensate families
Mexico's new government on Wednesday introduced a long-delayed law to trace victims of a brutal drug war that has killed an estimated 70,000 people in six years, and compensate the families of those deemed innocent.
Maya "End of Days" Dawns in Mexico, World Lives On
Thousands of mystics, hippies and tourists celebrated in the sunshine of southeastern Mexico on Friday as the Earth survived a day billed by doomsday theorists as the end of the world and a new era began for the Maya people.
Alien-like Skulls Discovered in Mexico Cemetery, Researchers Say
Researchers were stunned recently when they discovered numerous alien-like elongated skulls in a 1,000-year-old cemetery in Mexico.
Pinpoint Climate Studies Flag Trouble for Mexico, Central American Farmers
A growing body of scientific evidence ranks Mexico and its southern neighbors near the top of the list of countries most vulnerable to global warming, and advances in micro-forecasting foresee a grim future in alarming detail.
Walmex Used Bribes to Open 19 Mexico Stores: NY Times
Wal-Mart Stores Inc's (WMT.N) Mexican affiliate routinely used bribes to open stores in desirable locations, according to a New York Times investigation published Monday, which cites 19 instances of the retail giant paying off local officials.
Jenni Rivera Dead: Mexico Testing DNA from Plane Crash, Family Mourns Fallen Singer
Both sides of the Mexico-U.S. border mourn today as evidence continues to suggest iconic Mexican-American superstar Jenni Rivera was killed along with six others when her plane crashed in northern Mexico
Pacto por México revela una gobernabilidad demócrata
El 'Pacto por México', fue firmado el domingo 2 de diciembre, por los principales representantes de los partidos políticos, PRI, PAN y PRD, la firma de dicho pacto se llevo acabo en el histórico y monumental Castillo de Chapultepec, ante la presencia del nuevo presidente de México, Enrique Peña Nieto.
Marco Rubio on Mexico-US Ties, Hip Hop, Earth's Age During GQ Interview
Marco Rubio made his big appearance at the Republican National Convention earlier this year, prompting many to believe that he is gearing up to battle for the White House in 2016.
Fugitive Returned to L.A. from Mexico to Face Murder Charges
A suspected gang member and drug cartel enforcer accused of four Los Angeles-area slayings has been returned to California to face murder charges after he was captured in Mexico, ending a three-year stint on the FBI's list of most-wanted fugitives.
Eight Dead, Human Remains Found in Northern Mexico
Mexican authorities discovered the bodies of eight men and the remains of others in the northern state of Chihuahua over the weekend, the local government said on Sunday.
Mexico Wal-Mart Bribery Probe Yields no Evidence Yet: Watchdog
Mexico's anti-corruption body has found no irregularities in its probe of permits and documents given to retailer Wal-Mart to open stores, but two audits remain underway, the agency's chief said on Friday.
Mexico Arrests Suspected Murderer On FBI Most Wanted List
Mexican federal police have captured suspected murderer, rapist and drug gang member Joe Luis Saenz, one of the 10 most wanted fugitives on the FBI's list, the government said on Friday.
Mexican President Wants to Change His Country's Name ... to Mexico
Mexican President Felipe Calderon has one non-urgent item pending on his agenda in the dying days of his presidency - he wants to change his country's name.
Mexico Rethinking War on Drugs after Colorado, Washington Legalize Marijuana
Now, according to a Washington Post report, Mexico's government is "scrambling to reformulate their anti-drug strategies in light of what one senior aide said was a referendum that 'changes the rules of the game'."
Mexico Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Legalize Marijuana
A leftist Mexican lawmaker on Thursday presented a bill to legalize the production, sale and use of marijuana, adding to a growing chorus of Latin American politicians who are rejecting the prohibitionist policies of the United States.
New Strategies Needed in Drugs Fight: Mexico, Central Americans
Illegal drugs use globally is still rising despite a decades-long battle against organized crime, and producer and consumer nations need to come up with new strategies, Mexico and four Central American countries said on Monday.
Mexico Charges 14 Federal Police over Attack on U.S. Officers
Mexico on Friday formally charged 14 federal police officers with attempted murder for an August attack on two U.S. agents, identified by sources as CIA agents, that embarrassed the Mexican government with its powerful northern neighbor.
Strong quake off Guatemala kills 39, felt in Mexico City
A strong earthquake off the coast of Guatemala shook buildings in the capital and killed at least 39 people on Wednesday, trapping others under rubble and triggering evacuations as far away as Mexico City.
Mexico poised to charge police officers in U.S. ambush
Mexico said on Wednesday it was close to charging police officers with deliberately targeting two U.S. agents in an August attack that caused serious embarrassment to the Mexican government.
Family of Mexico Teen Shot by U.S. Border Patrol to Sue
The family of a Mexican teen shot dead when the U.S. Border Patrol opened fire on a group of rock throwers in Mexico last week is planning to bring a lawsuit alleging excessive use of force, Mexican authorities said on Monday.
Mexico president-elect taps Merkel know-how on renewable energy
Mexican President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto sought advice on Thursday on how to develop his country's renewable energy sector from Germany, a world pioneer in the sector.
Mexico Sees Zetas Cartel Uniting Behind New Leader
Factions of Mexico's brutal Zetas drug cartel are seen uniting behind the gang's second-in-command after Marines killed leader Heriberto Lazcano, a top official said on Wednesday.
Howard-Less Magic Stung by Hornets in Mexico City
The post-Dwight Howard era opened on a sour note for the Orlando Magic as the New Orleans Hornets rode a late surge for an 85-80 preseason victory before a packed house at the Mexico City Arena on Sunday.
Fire at Mexico Pemex gas facility kills 26
An explosion and fire killed at least 26 people at a Pemex natural gas facility in northern Mexico near the U.S. border on Tuesday, one of the deadliest accidents in the oil and gas industry in recent years.
Popular Kids in US and Mexico More Likely to Smoke
A new study is suggesting that popularity may cause lung cancer, heart disease, and emphysema.
Gulf of Mexico oil, gas operations affected by Isaac
Isaac, now a tropical depression, continued to threaten the lower Mississippi valley with heavy rain and flash floods as it moved north after forcing offshore energy producers and coastal refiners to shut operations.
Spanish cloud may mean discount for Santander Mexico listing
Banco Santander (SAN.MC) will make a splash with a multi-billion-dollar float of its Mexican operation next month, although investors will probably demand a discount to hedge against its links to crisis-ridden Spain.
Mexico Electoral Judges Reject Challenge to Pena Nieto Victory
Mexico's electoral tribunal on Thursday unanimously rejected a legal bid to overturn Enrique Pena Nieto's victory in the July 1 presidential election, paving the way for the centrist to take office and press ahead with his reform agenda.
Calderon promises answers on U.S. staff shot in Mexico
President Felipe Calderon promised on Tuesday to get to the bottom of how two U.S. officials were shot at by federal police officers, allegedly in plain clothes, while heading to a Mexican marine base.
Eleven corpses turn up along highway in southwestern Mexico
Eleven corpses showing signs of torture and execution-style gunshot wounds were found in southwest Mexico on Sunday, according to local authorities.