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A third top level drug cartel member was arrested Sunday in Mexico.

The Mexican government says the time for dialogue with the Regional Coordinator of Community Authorities (CRAC) – an association of community defense militias – has passed, and that its members must obey the law.

Only 8 percent of the people who work in the video game industry in Mexico are women. But those who do say they’re a growing part both of the manufacturing side and the buying public.

In this week's edition of "Latino's In The U.S." we take a look at a young successful web designer for local businesses and street fashion blogger.

Luis Miguel has been named the face of tourism for the Mexican city Acapulco.

Aeroméxico caused a furor this week after a casting call from its advertising agency specified that they weren’t looking for actors who weren’t white.

Mexican singer and actresses has announced she will split from husband Juan Zepeda.

Ana Maria Jimenez Ortiz, says that a marriage is only between a couple that can see each other's eyes during sexual intercourse.

Mexican drug kingpin released.

DREAM 9 youths could be released later today as seven are granted asylum.

Two young men arrested for murder speak on what it was like to be teen assassins.

Surveys of Mexican immigrants show that those who cross the border illegally don’t take fear of punishment by authorities into account when they make their decision.

Mario Delgado wants Mexico City to take a hint from Amsterdam and open up coffee shops for marijuana users.

The government in the Mexican state of Chihuahua is charging musical acts a deposit of 100,000 pesos (approximately $8,000) when they come to perform. If they play narcocorridos, it keeps the deposit.

The real identity of Hannibal Lecter has been revealed. Although Thomas Harris, author of "Silence Of The Lambs" used a fake name to protect the doctor's identity, we found out his real name was Alfredo Ballí Treviño.

"Silence of the Lambs" turns 25 this year and author Thomas Harris for the first time opened up about the character that frightened even the most tough soul, Hannibal Lecter. He revealed he was inspired by a Mexican doctor after a visit to a Monterrey prison.

Mexico's president to undergo surgery at the end of the month.

And here we thought Mexican politicians and their relatives had learned that everything they do is going to become a media sensation, but apparently Jacqueline Galván, daughter of the mayor of Bustamante, Nuevo León, didn't get the memo.

Last night on “HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel”, former Chivas USA defender James Riley joined former Chivas USA Academy coaches Theothoros Chronopoulos and Daniel Calichman in alleging that the club systematically discriminated against non-Mexican employees.

According to a new study, four Mexican hot sauces contain worrisome levels of lead. Find out here which ones you should avoid.

The Oaxaca artist, who rose to fame for his clay likenesses of the thousands of people who left his hometown of Teococuilco for the United States, succumbed to diabetes on Monday.

A new trend among New Yorkers is to drink Coke made and bottled in Mexico, where they use cane sugar and not high fructose corn syrup.

The son of Jeb Bush, nephew of George W. Bush and grandson of George H.W. Bush says he’s an asset to GOP Hispanic outreach efforts – his mother is from Mexico – but he thinks Republicans need to do more than just run more bilingual candidates.

Mexican genius will be applying to Harvard.

The Bold and the Beautiful gets its first Mexican! And no, Andrés Zuno won't play the stereotypical Latino.

Mexican royalty at it's best! An official was caught performing an erotic dance at a religious festival.

Leftist party leader's remains found after long search, politicians fear for safety.

An amusement park in Mexico is using unconventional tactics to keep citizens from illegally immigration -- such as staging fake border crossings.

The survey showed rifts in opinion between the general public and Mexico's elite on central issues like the role of privatization in the Mexican economy. Foreign investment in the state-run oil industry, for instance, is unpopular with 65 percent of the Mexican public, but 59 percent of the country's elite would accept it.

Another scandal in Mexican politics! Rubén Alanís Quintero, representative of the PAN, allegedly in a relationship with a 15-year-old boy.