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The respected Italian-American economist argues that if the common good were truly prioritized, governments would place tighter constraints on developers and property speculators

In an interview with EL PAÍS, Priscila Murrieta and Alan Esparza – relatives of the miners who disappeared back in January in the mountains of Sinaloa – reveal new information about what happened to their loved ones

Édgar Vázquez Silva, a DACA beneficiary, stopped being a law enforcement officer because he was required to be a US citizen or legal resident

The first death occurred in March and the last just nine days ago. Mothers say there are still four infected babies at the Gynecology-Obstetrics Hospital of the Western National Medical Center in Guadalajara

The deployment of troops to the Texas and Tamaulipas area over a possible attack on US Coast Guard personnel coincides with increased drone use by cartels

Joel René Cárdenas Carrillo, a Mexican migrant who holds US citizenship, was arrested during a trip back to Colima yet his name does not show up in the National Detention Registry. His wife is caught in a bureaucratic maze as she fights to clear his name

The Mexican director releases ‘Digger,’ a tragicomedy that took a decade to complete, with the actor at the peak of his career: ‘He did a great job — very difficult but also very joyful’

Netflix has co-produced a big-budget movie based on a real-life story that was first reported by EL PAÍS following the devastating storm in Acapulco in 2023

The Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctions 21 collaborators and 25 entities in Ismael Zambada Sicairos’s network, considered facilitators for the Sinaloa Cartel

The strengthening of the dollar, a narrower interest-rate differential between Mexico and the U.S., and geopolitical conflicts weaken the performance of the Latin American currency

Despite Mexico’s efforts to substitute Chinese imports, they grew 8% from January to July and exceeded $79 billion. Reducing the imbalance has become a priority for the Sheinbaum administration

The Mexican president enters the third year of her term with a mass rally at the capital’s giant square, where she alluded to growing pressure from the US under the guise of fighting narcoterrorism

Facing record-high diesel prices at home, the Republican president is making a move before the November midterms. The resulting price spiral will have a negative impact outside the US

The investigation into the massacre of Jonathan Meléndez, his wife, their three-year-old child and the housekeeper, which EL PAÍS reviewed, reveals that the police took 70 minutes to show up after the first call for help

A federal judge recognizes the violation of Julia Carpenter’s rights and orders the Baja California Medical Arbitration Commission to address her complaint for damage caused by weight-loss surgery

Ambassador Ronald Johnson calls for a ‘sovereign Mexico’ that is ‘free of criminal organizations’ at a gathering in which Mexican governors, lawmakers and government officials praised the successful relationship with the US amid political and economic tension

The Category 4 hurricane has been stationed for more than 24 hours off the Mexican Pacific coast with alerts in Guerrero, Michoacán, Colima and Oaxaca for heavy rains, high surf and flooding

The Mexican actor stars in, co-writes and directs ‘Hombre al agua’, a feature in which he explores complex themes such as the crisis of masculinity and power dynamics in Latin America

The crucial meeting between the neighboring countries, scheduled for early next week, has been postponed with no new date on the horizon

If adopted, the initiative would be a blow for its southern neighbor, whose market depends on US imports for more than 40% of its diesel demand

Considered ‘one of the strongest storms ever,’ the cyclone is not expected to make landfall, but authorities said five states are under watch for torrential rain, high surf, flooding and landslides

The Sheinbaum administration will restrict phones from November, while Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Colombia move ahead with different approaches to limit devices in classrooms and playgrounds

About a thousand men dressed as cowboys gather in cities across northern Mexico to drink, dance cheek to cheek, and flirt. Photographer Pablo Sáez and writer Guillermo Osorno explore the world behind these colorful, boisterous cowboy parties in a new book

President Claudia Sheinbaum is celebrating a reduction in homicides of over 50%. However, experts urge caution when looking at the statistics, and demand that more attention be paid to the big picture

The Mexican president says there has been progress, one week before a planned bilateral negotiation over the USMCA trade agreement