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Does David Guetta's New Music Video 'Play Hard' Stereotype Mexicans? [VIDEO]
David Guetta sparks controversy with new music video.
Daniel Martínez Bazaldúa, Mexican Newspaper Photographer, Murdered; Was He Involved With Cartel Drug Gang?
Two messages were found beside the body of the photographer which police say indicated he had once been involved with a drug gang and abandoned it. But Vanguardia, the newspaper which employed him, calls this "sad and alarming" and asks for an investigation proving the crime was not committed because the young man was a journalist.
Mexican Cartel 'Queen': Sandra Avila Beltran Pleads Guilty To Trafficking Case Charges
Mexican drug lady to appear before court after pleading guilty.
Aracely Arámbula Gets Steamy For Soft Porn Magazine
The Mexican actress revealed the cover of OPEN Magazine, where she posed for a sensual photo shoot proving that she only gets better with time.
Jenni Rivera News: Late Mexican Singer's Final Season Of Reality Show 'I Love Jenni' To Air Sunday
Rivera's sister Rosie announced on Thursday that the show will continue with the last season.
Mexican Manufacturing: From Sweatshops To High-Tech Motors
Made in Mexico is increasingly more likely to mean cars than clothes as the country's manufacturing sector moves away from the low-skill, high-volume production lines of the past toward more sophisticated products.
Mexican Barbie: Doll Comes With Documentation And Passport
A Mexican Barbie has been released by Mattel.
Mexican Drug Cartels Moving Deeper Into US; Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman Named Chicago's Public Enemy Number 1
Drug lords are sending their own agents deep inside the U.S.
Seven Killed In Northern Mexican Bar Shooting
Seven people were killed when a gunman opened fire in the early hours of Friday in a bar in northern Mexico, which has seen a resurgence in drug-related violence in recent weeks.
Mexican-American Studies Curriculum Is Banned Due To Arizona Law: Judge Rules Law Is Constitutional
On Friday, a court ruled that an Arizona law prohibiting controversial Mexican-American Studies curriculum in Tucson is constitutional.
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto's Official Photo Costs $29,000
The price photo of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto is causing outrage among Mexicans.
Bodies of missing Mexican band members found in well
Police found a dozen bodies inside a well in northern Mexico, some of them members of a band abducted last week by an armed group, a spokesman for the state of Nuevo Leon, Jorge Domene, said on Monday.
Mexican President Vows To End Hunger For Millions
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto launched a campaign against hunger on Monday, pledging to transform the lives of nearly 7.5 million of the country's poorest, though he gave few details, prompting criticism that the plan was a "rehash" of old policies.
Mexican Bishop Raul Vera Denounces Government Corruption, Drug Cartel Violence in Rally
Many rightfully fear the notoriously brazen, violent drug cartels of Mexico. Bishop Raul Vera is not one of those people.
Mexican President Pena Nieto Picks Central Bank Deputy Governor
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto selected Javier Guzman to be the next DeputyGovernor of the Bank of Mexico and will send his nomination to the Senate for approval, the financeministry said on Thursday.
Thousands Mourn U.S.-Mexican Singer Jenni Rivera
Thousands of mourners on Wednesday packed a Los Angeles theater to pay their final respects to Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera more than a week after her death in a plane crash.
Mexican President Confident of Key Reforms in 2013
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Monday he is confident that reforms to shake up state oil giant Pemex and the country's tax regime, key planks of his drive to accelerate economic growth, will be approved in 2013.
Mexican Navy to Hold the Fort During Shift in Drug War
Mexico's new president has vowed repeatedly to demilitarize the campaign against drug cartels, but thousands of combat troops likely will remain in the field for years to come, spearheaded by U.S.-favored naval infantry.
U.S.-Mexican Singer Jenni Rivera Dies in Plane Crash
Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera died in a plane crash after the small jet she was travelling in went down in northern Mexico, her father said on Sunday.
Racist 'Mexican-Themed' Sorority Party Photo Sparks Outrage at Penn State
Theme parties may give us a chance to dress up and poke fun at ourselves, but a photo making the rounds of a Halloween bash at a Penn State sorority is no laughing matter.
Mexican Court Enters Preliminary $2.7 Billion Judgment Against Yahoo
A civil court in Mexico entered a preliminary $2.7 billion judgment against Yahoo Inc for breach of contract involving a yellow pages listings service, Yahoo said on Friday.
President Obama, Mexican President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto to Meet at White House
President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will host Mexican President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto at the White House today at 3:40 p.m.
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.
Surrealist, Mexican Works Poised to lead NY Latin American Art Auctions
A rare, life-size, anonymous portrait of Aztec emperor Moctezuma II and a ground-breaking surrealist painting by Chilean artist Roberto Matta are among the top lots in Latin American art auctions next week in New York.
Mexican City Battered by Drug Gangs Feels Lure of Truce
In a five-year struggle with Mexico's most notorious drug cartel, the city of Torreon has suffered a 16-fold increase in murders, fired its police department and lost control of its main prison to the gang.
Mexican Drug Kingpin's Daughter Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud
A woman thought to be the daughter of a notorious Mexican drug lord appeared in U.S. federal court in San Diego on Thursday to plead not guilty to charges of trying to illegally enter the United States using fraudulent documents and a fake identity.
Mexican drug kingpin's daughter pleads not guilty to fraud
A woman thought to be the daughter of a notorious Mexican drug lord appeared in U.S. federal court in San Diego on Thursday to plead not guilty to charges of trying to illegally enter the United States using fraudulent documents and a fake identity.
Mexican Labor Reform Hits Hurdle in Congress
Mexico's efforts to pass the biggest reform of its labor laws in four decades hit a hurdle on Tuesday when the Senate sent a bill back to the lower house of Congress to try and open up trade unions to more scrutiny, potentially stalling the legislation.
U.S. uses excessive force along Mexican border
The United States has used excessive force against immigrants along the Mexican border and should cooperate in investigating border killings, including those of many young people, the top United Nations human rights official said on Thursday.
One dead after U.S. agent fires across Mexican border at suspected smugglers
A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot at suspected drug smugglers who were hurling rocks from Mexico across the border into Arizona, the agency said on Thursday, and Mexican authorities said one of them was killed.