Let’s not forget about the dead journalists, Mr Penn
The actor is free to use his material from his ‘El Chapo’ meeting in any way he wants, but the claim he went as a journalist crosses the line
Mexico mulls calling Sean Penn in to testify over ‘El Chapo’ meeting
Hollywood actor met drug lord Guzmán in secret for ‘Rolling Stone’ interview last October
Mexican president announces capture of drug lord “El Chapo” Guzmán
The world’s most-wanted trafficker has been arrested in Sinaloa, Peña Nieto confirms
Spanish exiles’ historic cultural center in Mexico City faces closure
The Ateneo Español was founded after Civil War by poet León Felipe and other intellectuals
Guatemala’s jailed ex-leader: “I didn’t want any deaths just to save my skin”
Otto Pérez Molina blames Washington for his downfall in an alleged customs bribery case
Financial problems put ‘The New York Times’ expansion plans on hold
US daily looks toward Mexico with Carlos Slim’s help after it cancels Brazilian edition
Mexico ruling opens door for legalization of marijuana
Supreme Court votes to allow cannabis club to grow drug for recreational use
Why Mexico is one of the world’s most dangerous places for reporters
Since 2000, 90 members of the media have allegedly been killed by crime mafias “The goal is to silence journalists,” says expert Javier García
Four bombs explode simultaneously on a busy Mexican bus route
Authorities have not come up with a motive for the blasts, which caused no injuries
Former TV comedian captures Guatemalan presidency by a landslide
Voters fed up with political corruption elect 46-year-old outsider Jimmy Morales
Dig at Mexican ruins reveals the ritual sacrifice of a Spanish expedition
At least 550 people were decapitated and eaten by Indians during Cortés’ Aztec conquest
First results point to victory for PRI and its allies in Mexican midterms
Peña Nieto’s Institutional Revolutionary Party headed for control of Chamber of Deputies
Mexico hands over 13 dangerous criminals to US authorities
Government reactivates extradition policy in wake of drug baron ‘El Chapo’s’ escape Notorious Texas-born cartel hitman ‘La Barbie’ among those sent
Mexico’s Peña Nieto meets Iguala parents and vows to “search for truth”
President holds first face-to-face with families of the 43 missing teaching students
Mexico confirms identity of second missing student teacher
Attorney general says DNA testing has identified remains of Jhosivani Guerrero
“When you do politics in Guatemala you risk being assassinated”
Comedian Jimmy Morales won the first round of presidential elections on Sunday Speaking to EL PAÍS, he says he hopes the popular movement will accompany him in office
Comedian wins first round in Guatemala’s presidential elections
Wave of popular indignation gives victory to Jimmy Morales and his anti-politics message
Five security breaches (or mistakes) that helped ‘El Chapo’ escape
Tunnel diggers worked in the open while a DEA warning was reportedly ignored
‘El Chapo’ leaves behind a sparrow
The dead bird was left in the drug kingpin’s cell after his escape. Was it a warning?
Security camera footage of El Chapo’s escape released by Mexican authorities
In face of international embarrassment, government goes on the counteroffensive Soldiers, politicians and intelligence agents have been mobilized to find the drug lord
“There will be no rest for El Chapo,” vows Mexican security chief
Massive manhunt ordered to find Sinaloa cartel head as fallout continues over jailbreak
Political storm brewing in Mexico after “El Chapo’s” prison escape
World’s most notorious drug trafficker flees his jail cell through an elaborate tunnel
The shocking killing of Guadalupe’s last police officer
Small Mexican municipality near the US border left lawless after lone cop is murdered
Mexican teachers bound and shaved for following education reform
Radical groups opposed to new law target educators applying for vacancies
A single Spanish language proficiency certificate for the whole planet
Spain’s King Felipe presents new test for determining students’ levels, wherever they are
King Felipe: “Mexico is respected, well-known and well-liked in Spain”
Spanish monarch pays homage to Civil War exiles during his first state visit to Mexico City
The Mexican oil treasure found by a fisherman
In 1961 Rudesindo Cantarell saw a dark patch that led to the discovery of a huge reserve Now the site is being studied as an example of the poor management of state oil