Mexico
Mexican Influencer 'La Niña Fresa' Says She Was Asked for Explicit Photos in Exchange for an Invite to Bad Bunny's La Casita
Mexican influencer Mariana Grimaldi, known as "La Niña Fresa," reported that she was asked for sexy photos in exchange for being invited to Bad Bunny's 'La casita' during the artist's concerts in Mexico City.
Over 10,000 Migrants Deported by ICE Have Arrived at a Tijuana Mega Shelter So Far This Year
Thousands of migrants deported under the Trump administration's hardline policies have ended up in the border city of Tijuana, where a mega-shelter has housed 12,000 people through the end of November.
Cartel Turf Wars Drive Sinaloa Femicides to Their Highest Level in the Last Decade
Citizen groups and Sinaloa-based collectives argue that the high number of femicide victims is not simply a coincidence, but directly tied to the wave of violence unleashed by the ongoing turf wars in the state.
Unchecked Criminal Organizations Are 'Strangling' Latin America as Extortion and Violence Surge
Activities such as illegal mining, human trafficking and extortion have allowed organized crime to extend its reach over institutions, territory and entire communities, experts say.
Cuban Detainees Report Beatings and Abuse After Refusing Deportation to Mexico, Human Rights Watchdog Says
Interviews with 45 Fort Bliss detainees claim the government illegally pressured many to leave the U.S., bypassing required notice and ICE hearings for "third country" deportations.
Mexican Authorities Arrest Financial Operator for Los Cabrera, a La Mayiza-Aligned Trafficking Group in Durango
El Limones was investigated by Mexico's Financial Intelligence Unit for allegedly moving illicit funds, and authorities identified him as the financial operator for Los Cabrera, a criminal group with deep roots in Durango and in parts of Chihuahua and Sinaloa.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Says Country Has Taken In Over 150,000 Deportees Since Trump Took Office
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said the country has taken in more than 152,000 deportees since the beginning of the Trump administration.
Wife of Sinaloa Cartel Leader Sentenced to 14 Years for Drug Trafficking, Money Laundering
Prosecutors said she and other family members were deeply involved in Los Valenzuela's operations following Jorge Alberto's arrest, overseeing its remaining members and safeguarding its illicit assets in both Mexico and the United States.
Mexico Records Unexpected Rise in Inflation One Week Before Expected Rate Cut
Mexico's annual inflation accelerated in November, reaching 3.80%, according to figures published by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).
Trump Urges Mexico To Address Its 'Water And Sewage Problem,' Calling it a 'Threat' To The U.S.
President Donald Trump urged Mexico to address its "water and sewage problem," calling it a threat to the United States.
Five Dead And Twelve Injured In Explosion Outside Police Station In Mexico
Five people have been killed and twelve injured following an explosion outside a police station in Mexico's western state of Michoacan.
More Than a Dozen Migrants Rescued From Stash House Close To The Border
More than a dozen migrants were rescued from a stash house in Juarez, close to the border with Texas, where they were being held for ransom by smugglers, according to a new report.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Says She Expects To Reach Agreement With Trump Over Water Payments
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said she expects to reach an agreement with the Trump administration over water payments after the latter threatened to impose a 5% tariff if Mexico doesn't meet its obligations.
Trump Slams Mexico Over Lack Of Water Payments To Texas: 'FIX THIS NOW'
President Donald Trump slammed Mexico over its lack of water payments to the country, saying he will impose a 5% tariff if the issue is not addressed "immediately."
Mexico's Sheinbaum Downplays Reports of Another Mass Cartel Extradition to U.S. For Now: 'This Does Not Mean There Will Not Be'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Monday her government is not currently planning another large-scale extradition of cartel leaders to the United States, though she did not rule out future operations.
Evidence Presented by State Judge Ties 'El Pelón' to Killing of Mexican Mayor
On Nov. 30, a judge identified Jaciel Antonio "N" as the person who recruited Víctor Manuel Ubaldo Vidales, the teenager who carried out the Nov. 1 killing of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo during a Day of the Dead event.
Corporate Leaders in Mexico Seek Flexibility as Sheinbaum's Government Pushes Toward 40-Hour Workweek
The announcement came alongside an agreement to raise the national minimum wage by 13% in 2026
Michoacán Gov. Says One of Intellectual Authors of Mayor Killing Worked for Jalisco Cartel in Other States
So far, federal and state forces have arrested nine people linked to Carlos Manzo's assassination and opened legal proceedings against them, while another suspect remains at large.
Extradited Mexican Drug Kingpins Are Being Offered To Cooperate With U.S. Authorities Or Face Harsher Sentences In Prison: Report
According to the report, the extraditions were coldly calculated and planned by the Mexican government to avoid any setbacks. Prisoners had no idea where they were being sent, and the mission was carried out with the help of 2,000 Mexican special forces.
TikTok Has Become the Main Platform Cartels Use to Recruit Teenagers in Mexico, Report Finds
Mexican drug cartels prey on vulnerable teenagers through the virtual world, luring them with fake job offers and promises of joining groups that could improve their quality of life.
U.S. Renews Push to Capture Two Remaining 'El Chapo' Sons After Joaquín Guzmán López's Guilty Plea
Officials said the effort to capture the remaining sons of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán remains ongoing, noting that Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar and his brother Jesús Alfredo are now top priorities for U.S. law enforcement.
Joaquín Guzmán López, Son of 'El Chapo,' Confesses to Kidnapping 'El Mayo' Zambada When Pleading Guilty Before a U.S. Court
During the hearing, Guzmán López also admitted for the first time that he lured Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada into his own kidnapping by claiming he needed help settling a dispute.
Is Mexican Democracy Under Threat? Former President AMLO, Says He Will Leave Retirement to Defend It
Former Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador has reappeared in a surprise public message after months out of the spotlight, declaring that he intends to remain fully retired from political life, but would return to public activism under three circumstances: if democracy is threatened, if the sitting president is attacked or undermined, or if Mexico's sovereignty is put at risk.
Alleged Fentanyl Trafficker Charged With Narco Terrorism Killed By Mexican Forces In Sinaloa
An alleged fentanyl trafficker charged with narco terrorism and money laundering by the U.S. Department of Justice was killed by Mexican forces in Sinaloa, according to a new report.
Four Cars Impacted In Mexico After Improvised Device Explodes In Sinaloa Law Enforcement Facility
An improvised device exploded outside a law enforcement facility in Sinaloa, damaging four cars, according to a new report
Mexican Authorities Arrest Over Half a Dozen Bodyguards Suspected Of Taking Part In Assassination Of Mayor
Mexican authorities arrested seven bodyguards over their alleged involvement in the assassination of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo
Mexican Authorities Seize Millions Worth of Cocaine And An Armored Vehicle In Operations Across The Country
Mexican authorities have seized millions worth of cocaine in different operations across the country, according to updates from the forces
Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum Responds to Peruvian Government Threats Over Asylum for Former Prime Minister
The Peruvian government, led by President José Jerí, made a new threat against the Mexican government after it granted political asylum to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez
Jalisco Search Groups Continue Recovering Human Remains Near 2026 World Cup Venue
According to recent reports, search groups in the state of Jalisco have found hundreds of bags containing human remains near Akron Stadium, home of Chivas de Guadalajara, one of the country's most prominent soccer teams.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Says Country 'Must Be Alert To Defend Justice And Any Foreign Interference Attempt'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said the country has to "be alert to defend justice and any foreign interference attempt" supported by the conservative opposition