Elena Reina

The former leader of the Guadalajara Cartel, Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, has given an interview for Telemundo in which he says he had nothing to with the killing of DEA agent Enrique Camarena, for which he is serving a 40-year sentence

The Mexican government has put up several residences confiscated from former drug lords in a draw to be held on September 15. As well as mansions and ranches, a VIP box at the Azteca Stadium is also up for grabs

The social media influencer, known as ‘YosStop,’ has admitted to having received, played and stored a video of a 16-year-old being sexually assaulted by four men

Samuel García is the new governor of the Mexican state of Nuevo León thanks to the work of his ‘influencer’ wife, and other politicians are now rushing to adopt this new style of campaigning

The US has agreed to free rival narc bosses Vicente Zambada and Eduardo Arellano Felix in exchange for insider information about the Mexican underworld

The eldest son of the Sinaloa cartel chief has been freed from a US prison for cooperating with the authorities, but he remains the heir apparent to one of the world’s most powerful criminal groups

Victoria Salazar died after a Mexican police officer kneeled on her neck, but unlike the case in the United States which sparked widespread protests, her murder has become just another statistic

Sparklers atop bottles of vodka, revelers on packed dancefloors, drunken crowds in the street and not a mask in sight – welcome to the “sanitary safety bubble zone” for tourists fleeing pandemic restrictions

Hugo López-Gatell, the government’s coronavirus task force chief, has faced criticism for taking a stroll without a face mask in one of the capital’s busiest public green areas

The spouse of the most powerful drug lord in the world was arrested on Monday, accused of trafficking and helping her husband escape from prison in 2015

Bodies dumped in public view, restaurants attacked by hitmen and shootouts with police have become regular occurrences in both the wealthiest and most marginalized areas of the Jalisco state capital

Latinos have become the most important minority in the US this year, and winning their votes in a few key states could deliver victory

Press chief at public prosecutor’s office resigns over “reprehensible” tweets regarding first victim

The 22-year-old victim was described as a bad student and an alcoholic who might have killed herself

Mexican-born, New York-based Ricardo Seco brings political messages to NY Fashion Week

Since the Mexican showman’s death last year, a number of unrecognized children have emerged

Article in ‘Science’ describes Tlaxcala, a collective society where rulers were not born into power

Since the death of the musical idol, the existence of children born out of wedlock claiming their share of the pie has come to light

Mexican prosecutors believe the killers were going specifically after the actor, songwriter and TV host

Three federal judges discuss the dangers from organized crime after colleague shot dead

Mexicans applying for US visas share their concerns about the future following Republican’s victory

At least 600 women have been murdered since 2012 in this slum, half-an-hour from capital

Magistrate had been involved in a number of high-profile cases, including the Ayotzinapa killings

Experts say the country’s new free-to-air station offers nothing different from the current duopoly

US online content provider will no longer carry the Mexican station’s popular shows

Gerardo Ortiz detained for music video that promotes violence against women, in which he is seen burning his girlfriend alive