Mexico’s ‘death flights’: 50 years of impunity
During the Dirty War, the Mexican police and army executed farmers, teachers, activists and students, and dropped their bodies out of planes. Half a century on, these crimes continue to go unpunished
During the Dirty War, the Mexican police and army executed farmers, teachers, activists and students, and dropped their bodies out of planes. Half a century on, these crimes continue to go unpunished
Héctor Luis “El Güero” Palma Salazar, a longtime associate of infamous crime boss El Chapo, may soon walk free. He has several unsettled scores that are already troubling the authorities
The prestigious quarterly has selected 25 writers for its second list of the best authors under the age of 35, who are breaking geographical and linguistic paradigms
Afflicted by drug violence, this mining town in the central state of Zacatecas leads national polls for citizens’ lack of confidence in the safety of their surroundings
The player, known as ‘The Black Panther’ in Spain, was rumored to have died in a fight or from an overdose. EL PAÍS meets the trailblazer in a home in Texas, after his unexpected reappearance
The state of Michoacán is the world’s top producer of the fruit but the commercial boom for the superfood has brought with it violence, deforestation and job insecurity
Wheat consumption is growing in Mexico, with thousands of bakeries offering artisan bread
Suicide comes on same day that Homeland Security releases tough new measures against immigration
Salary gap between the two countries explains immigration and why US companies head south
All-important auto sector is already feeling the impact of US president-elect’s threats
Under pressure from president-elect, Ford cancels major investment plans in San Luis Potosí
New study reveals soaring popularity of Facebook and WhatsApp despite persistent poverty
The accident also left 72 people injured while a further hundred are still unaccounted for
US president-elect’s dinner with telecommunications magnate seen as friendly gesture toward Mexico
Central lender Banxico is expected to respond by raising its rates by 0.25%
Raft of legislative proposals could put end to inhumane activity most Mexicans disapprove of
Cementos Chihuahua seemingly puts business before national pride in bid to build border fence
Interim PRI chief claims he had no knowledge of federal arrest warrant for Javier Duarte
The Republican magnate’s threat of imposing tariffs would derail the country’s fragile economy
In a country with Latin America’s highest death rate from diabetes, peasant communities are at risk
Patrick Zamarripa, an Iraqi war veteran, was one of the five fatal victims in the mass shooting in Texas on Thursday
Emma Coronel criticizes the heavy security measures her husband has to live under in jail
Chihuahua man is being investigated in connection with as many as 12 brutal homicides
The PRD politician was gunned down at her home one day after she took office
Authorities intensify search for Sinaloa cartel leader who escaped from prison last summer
17-year-old turns himself into the authorities after being targeted by cyber-activism group
Two armed men abducted the CISEN agency official in front of his home in Toluca