David Marcial Pérez

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

Foreign embassies issue extensive warnings about the dangers of traveling in the country

The capital, once a safe haven, is experiencing its highest homicide rate in 17 years

Victim in his 30s was tortured before he was shot twice in the head, say authorities

New video supports evidence that prison officials helped Sinaloa drug lord escape

Government poll also shows 92.8% of crimes go unreported over lack of trust in authorities

Top court declares law denying the right to those in domestic partnerships unconstitutional

Mexican photographer Rubén Espinosa was highly critical of Duarte’s state government

Mexican officials vow to recapture the Sinaloa cartel leader who busted out of jail US and Mexico cooperating in search to arrest the world’s most-wanted trafficker

Milan-based Hacking Team also purportedly did business with Spain and other countries

“Soon they will let a man marry his dog,” said Church leader José María de la Torre Martín

Alondra Luna Nuñez was taken against her will to the United States She had been wrongly identified by a woman who was searching for her daughter

Local officers in three states are accused of using excessive force in separate incidents

Mexican authorities allege that sibling was ringleader in $20 million public fraud scheme

State oil firm is seeking to reinvigorate its finances by awarding private concessions

The Iguala student massacre has been disastrous for Peña Nieto's second year in office

Two rival self-defense groups clashed earlier this month, leaving 11 dead