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Violence in the state of Quintana Roo has intensified in the last year, with visitors sometimes caught in the crossfire

On March 21, the three runways at the General Felipe Ángeles Airport will begin to operate, after a two-year, 10-month construction project

Threats against the press in Mexico are on the rise in an increasingly hostile and violent environment. In 2020, there were 692 attacks on reporters – 13.6% more than a year earlier – and six were killed

Saturday’s earthquake is just the latest setback to hit the Caribbean nation, following years of natural disasters, political instability, corruption and gang violence

The Mexican government has filed a lawsuit against manufacturers including Smith & Wesson and Colt, arguing they design guns with drug cartels in mind

Washington will continue imposing duties on European Union exports despite calls from a bipartisan group of 13 US senators to suspend the measures

The Socialist Party, Ciudadanos, Popular Party and Vox have criticized the move from López Obrador, but the left-wing Unidas Podemos group has defended the Mexican president

Despite gender parity laws, female representation remains low in influential public office positions

With less than 30 examples thought to be left, scientists eye last-ditch options to save mammal

Benefiting from Trump’s migration restrictions, a quiet technology revolution is underway in Guadalajara

In addition to the Mexican government’s growing budget, the US continues to provide assistance

Plan to end decades-long monopoly in the oil industry will roll out from March

US Department of Transportation approves deal to allow the companies to share routes and services

The Peña Nieto administration will strengthen consular assistance and avoid talks on NAFTA

Entire cities along the US-Mexican border depend on the $530 billion trade between both nations

Huge explosion at filling station in north of country highlights dangers of illicit trade

But when he stumbles, as during Wednesday night’s presidential debate, the currency gains

Municipal employee in Ciudad Juárez (Mexico) could collect more than $1,000 a month after just 15 years of service

As currency tumbles, central bank raises level to 4.75%, the highest since 2009

Emerging economy hit hard by falling oil prices and doubts over US presidential election

Lower costs and a jump in the use of mobile devices are driving growth in the region, a new study shows

The singer-songwriter passed away on Sunday morning in Santa Monica, California

A year after drug violence prompted cancellation, ultramarathon attracts 600 competitors

Rancher hires hit men to track down the thieves who burgled his home last year

For decades the secret passageways in Puebla were nothing more than a rumor

Drug war over last decade has reduced expected lifespans by up to three years, study finds