Mexico
Migrant Shelter Providing Specialized Care To People Stuck For Months By US Asylum Policies
Migrant shelters have begun to provide specialized care for asylum-seekers who have been stuck at the border area for months due to U.S. asylum policies.
Asylum-Seekers Pack Themselves Into Mexico Despite Violence In Country To Seek Better Lives
As the Latin American refugee crisis continues to worsen, countries like Mexico have become attractive for refugees due to the less-stringent asylum laws as well as having similar job opportunities to the U.S.
Hundreds Of Canadians Stranded In Mexico For Days After Their Flights Get Canceled
Hundreds of Canadians are stranded in Cancun, Mexico after their Sunwing flights were canceled.
Mexican Free Press Calls President López Obrador's Attacks on Journalist an 'Invitation to Violence'
Mexican journalists criticize President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for his attacks against the press on Wednesday, warning that it could lead to a "bloodier era" for journalists in the country.
Mexico Plans To Ask US $48 Billion For Solar Projects
Mexico is planning to ask U.S for $48 billion in financing for solar projects.
Brother Of Most-Wanted Mexican Drug Lord 'El Mencho' Captured By Army In Guadalajara Suburbs
The brother of major Mexican drug lord "El Mencho" was arrested in a Guadalajara suburb on Tuesday, as authorities continue to push back against the influence of the Jalisco cartel.
Mexico Grants Asylum To Peru's Ousted-President Pedro Castillo's Family: Report
The family of Peru's ousted President Pedro Castillo was granted asylum by Mexico on Tuesday, as diplomat tensions between the countries continue.
Mexico's Journalist Killings Reach All-Time High In Over Three Decades, As President Attacks Free Press
As Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador continues his crusade to discredit local journalists, a report shows the country suffering from a three-decade high in journalist killings.
Peru Puts Diplomatic Relations ‘On Hold’, Mexican President Criticizes Country's State Of Emergency
Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador has expressed his disapproval over the government of Peru's decision to declare a state of emergency to handle the escalating protests in the country.
Boy Dies After Sticking His Head Out Of Bus Window
A boy reportedly died after he stuck his head out of one of the windows of a bus causing his head to hit a street light post.
Mexico Dismantles Large Migrant Camp In Oaxaca
The Mexican government has dismantled a massive migrant camp in the southern state of Oaxaca where tens of thousands of asylum seekers have obtained temporary transit papers.
Colombia And ELN Rebels To Hold Next Round Of Peace Talks In Mexico
Mexico will play host to a new round of peace talks between the Colombian government and its largest rebel group, the National Liberation Army in January.
Mexican President López Obrador Criticized For Attempted Defunding Of Electoral Oversight Agency
As human rights organizations continue their opposition of President López Obrador's reforms, the Mexican House passed a bill defunding the country's electoral oversight committee Wednesday.
FIFA 2022 World Cup Could Be The Last World Cup Hosted By A Single Country
FIFA vice president Victor Montagliani claims the 2022 World Cup could be the last World Cup to be staged in a single country.
Woman Who Went To Walk Her Dog Goes Missing In Mexico
A woman who went to walk her dog reportedly went missing in Mexico.
Mexico, United States Strategizing Plan To Bring Businesses From Asia To North America
Mexico and the United States are reportedly mapping out plans to lure business in Asia to North America.
Pregnant Woman Dies After Assailants Cut Her Open, Steal Her Unborn Baby
A pregnant woman died after she was cut open and her unborn baby was stolen by two assailants.
Two People Dead, One Missing After Flight Crashes In Gulf Of Mexico
Two people are dead and one person is missing after a plane crashed in the Gulf of Mexico.
International Fugitive And Child Sex Offender Arrested In Mexico After 5 Years In The Lam
A convicted child sex offender and fugitive was finally arrested on Saturday by authorities after being discovered working as a teacher in Mexico.
Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador Announces Maya Train To Include 72km Elevated Track
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced new changes to the controversial Maya Train project, saying that it will be running on a 72-km elevated trackway in the jungle.
'Canelo' Alvarez Offers Apology To Lionel Messi And Argentina Over "Out of Place" Social Media Threat
Undisputed super middleweight champion Saúl 'Canelo' Alvarez has issued an apology to Lionel Messi and Argentina for the threat made over social media, earlier this week.
Mexico Manager Gerardo 'Tata' Martino Leaves Job After Mexico Gets Eliminated From World Cup
Gerardo "Tata" Martino left his role as Mexico's football team manager after Mexico got eliminated from the World Cup.
Mexico Increases Minimum Wage To 207 Pesos Next Year To Curb Economic Disparity
Mexico’s minimum wage will increase by 20% with workers earning 207 pesos ($10.82) per day starting next year.
Chinese EV Maker BYD To Launch Its Cars In Mexico Next Year
The Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD on Wednesday announced that they are planning to start selling their cars in Mexico by 2023, as they plan to expand their market share further.
World Cup Dream For Argentina, Mexico and Poland Went Down To The Wire
Going into the final matches in Group C, Argentina, Mexico, Poland and Saudi Arabia all had complicated permutations to advance that ultimately went down to goal differential, then at one point yellow cards.
Mexico's Supreme Court Upholds Constitutional Change That Allows Military On Police Duties
Mexico will continue to use the armed forces as its police force as the Supreme Court upheld on Tuesday a constitutional change that permitted the military to act as law enforcement until 2028.
Gunfire Breaks Out In Mexico's Nuevo Laredo After Arrest Of A Cartel Leader
The arrest of cartel leader Heriberto Rodríguez Hernández, better known locally by his nickname “Negrolo” was followed by violence in the Mexican border city of Nuevo Laredo on Monday.
Legal Action Against Planned Mexico GMO Corn Ban Threatened By US
The U.S. has threatened legal action against Mexico on Monday if the country continues with its plan to ban imports of genetically-modified corn for human consumption.
Woman Found Dead While Kayaking In Mexico Beach, Her Husband Still Missing
A woman who went missing while she was kayaking with her husband in Mexico was found dead.
Canelo Álvarez Sends Warning Shot To Lionel Messi's For Disrespectful Tweet
Undisputed Super Middleweight Champion Saul Canelo Alvarez threatened Lionel Messi, over alleged unintended disrespectful taunt.