Mexico
Why Artists like Maná & Mariah Carey Were Left Out of the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Who Got In
Despite being candidates to be inductees, the iconic Mexican band was not selected to be part of the lineup for this year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Remittances to Mexico Dipping In 2025 After Record Year With Inflation To Blame, Analysts Say
According to analysts, the reasons behind the decrease are growing fears of deportation and increased scrutiny on money transfers at the U.S.-Mexico border
Decapitated Bodies Discovered Near Acapulco's Tourist Zone as Violence Surges in Guerrero
A note was reportedly found near one of the bodies, possibly indicating the involvement of criminal groups
Report: Child Sexual Abuse in Mexico Increased by 1,113% in the Last Decade
In 2023, hospitals nationwide reported 9,802 cases of child sexual abuse-related treatment, with experts claiming this is just the tip of the iceberg
U.S. Citizen Found Dead in Mexico After Suffering Alleged Assault From Her Son
A U.S. citizen living in the Mexican state of Yucatán was found dead by state authorities near a popular nightlife area in the port town of Chicxulub
Legendary Mexican Actress and Pedro Infante Girlfriend Lupita Torrentera Dead at 93
Torrentera, known for her acting during the Mexican Golden Age of Cinema, was also in a relationship with legendary Mexican singer Pedro Infante.
Mexican Troops Allegedly Cross Into U.S. While Looking For Cartel Operatives, Encounter Americans Hiking
Once the couple showed the soldiers a GPS locator proving they were in U.S. soil, they turned their vehicles around and headed back south
Mother and Son Killed in Jalisco Weeks After Discovering Mass Grave Site
A mother and son who were part of a civilian group searching for the disappeared in Jalisco were shot and killed this week
Trump Insists He 'Completed the Wall' Before Revealing That 'Sections Were Being Built' and That He Wants to Build More
President Donald Trump claimed to have built "hundreds of miles" of the border wall he promised to build between the U.S. and Mexico during his first presidency, stating that he wanted to continue building despite claiming it was completed.
From Streets to Cyberspace: Jalisco Cartel Behind Spike in Attacks on Mexican Security Agencies
Recent investigations by the Mexican military revealed that cybercriminals tied to the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) have attempted to infiltrate the networks of security agencies
Mother Searching For Missing Mexicans Killed Along With Son
Maria del Carmen Morales was shot late Wednesday in Jalisco state, the prosecutor's office said, adding that initial indications were that the crime was unrelated to her activism.
DHS Has Allocated $200 Million To Anti-Immigration Ad Campaign Mexico's President Is Seeking To Block
DHS has already approved nearly $200 million for the anti-immigrant campaign to push ads on free-to-air television and digital platforms
NYT Columnist Says Mexico City is Becoming a Beacon for Global Migration as the U.S. Turns Inward
"Mexico's transformation, from a place people flee from to one they settle in, presents an opportunity," wrote Lydia Polgreen in a sprawling essay
Two Police Officers Dead, Dozens of Vehicles Torched During Drug Cartel's Roadblocks In Mexico
Drug cartels set up roadblocks and torched vehicles and businesses across 29 municipalities in the states of Michoacán, Jalisco and Guanajuato
'El Cachorro,' Alleged Plaza Boss For The Guatemala-Chiapas Cartel, Killed In Mexico
State and federal authorities confirmed "El Cachorro" and his bodyguard extorted merchants and business owners in the area through protection rackets
"Crying Blood for Mexico": Natanael Cano's Responds to New Music Law Against Songs About Cartel Leaders
The Mexican singer-songwriter image is a reaction to the efforts to reduce the songs based on dealers. Natanael Cano and other artists aren't happy about government measures in Mexico.
U.S. Troops Given Authority to Detain Migrants in New Mexico as Military Role in Southern Border Expands Further
U.S. troops have been authorized to temporarily detain and search migrants within a designated area of New Mexico
No Codes, No Limits Is The Motto For The Two Sinaloa Cartel Factions Still Fighting For Control in Northern Mexico
On top of the hundreds of homicides, more than 1,300 people have gone missing, according to data from Noroeste
Mexican Singer Singer and Former 'The Voice México' Contestant Luis Máximo Threatened During Live Video
While livestreaming, Luis Máximo was approached by two men who threatened to "disappear" him.
Mexican President Condemns DHS Ad Warning Against Unlawful Migration: 'Disseminates Discriminatory Messages'
The Mexican government formally requested television stations remove ads against migration citing the Constitution
Mexico Rejects Claim That Local Hitmen Were Traveling To Mexico To Kill The President Of Ecuador
Mexico's Foreign Ministry flatly rejected claims made in Ecuador that hitmen from the North American country were travelling south to attack Daniel Noboa
Viral Video Shows Mexican Town Celebrating Holy Saturday With Cartel Members, Investigation Underway
Authorities in the Mexican state of Michoacán have opened an investigation after videos emerged showing residents of Huajúmbaro interacting with armed members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel
Mexican Cartels Are Using Casinos, to Launder Fentanyl Proceedings In the U.S.
A 2024 report revealed that cartels and associated chemical brokers use front companies, money mules and U.S.-based intermediaries to purchase fentanyl precursor chemicals from Chinese-based suppliers
Texas Activist Launch Campaign to 'Resist' The Militarization of U.S.-Mexico Border
Activists allege the militarization of the border and constant arrests by immigration authorities in the area have instilled fear among families of mixed immigration status
Mexico's Sheinbaum Counters Trump Deportations With Tens of Thousands of Jobs for Returned Citizens
The country's leading business group announced that over 200 companies have made 63,880 job vacancies available
Mexican Mayor Rejects Having His Visa Revoked Over Alleged Ties With Cartel
Matamoros Mayor Alberto Granados denied being detained at the border and having his visa revoked over alleged ties with the Gulf Cartel
These Are Some Of The Words Used By Cartels On Social Media To Signal They're Hiring Operatives
"Belicones" and work for the "Maña" are some terms used by drug cartels to let users know they are recruiting operatives
Latino Rock in Mourning After The Death of Founding Bassist of El Haragán y Compañía Jaime Rodríguez
His former bandmates confirmed the Mexican rock legend and bassist's death.
California Fugitive Who Escaped Siege After Killing Baja Commander Caught In Mexico
A man convicted for murder in California who escaped to Mexico and then killed a local law enforcement official has been caught after being on the run for days
Mexican President Organizes Song Contest To Counter Popular Genre Glorifying Cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a song contest to counter narcocorridos, the genre glorifying cartels