US citizen goes missing in Sinaloa, hotspot of cartel war
The pickup belonging to José Antonio Castro Meza, who has been missing since Tuesday, was found in a park in Culiacán, a Mexican town caught in a long-running battle between criminal factions
The Azcatitlan Codex returns to Mexico from Europe after nearly two centuries
France is loaning the New Spain-era manuscript that chronicles the founding, splendor, and fall of Tenochtitlan to the National Museum of Anthropology and History
Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte’s alleged killer arrested in Cuautla
Authorities have captured Franciso Javier N, ‘El Trompas,’ accused of killing the 21-year-old last weekend in Morelos. The suspect has confessed, said authorities
Mexico issues arrest warrant for Francisco Javier ‘N’, the alleged killer of Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte
The Morelos Attorney General’s Office identified the suspect from footage captured by neighbors’ private security cameras
Trump steps up pressure on Mexico over drug trade: ‘They must arrest corrupt officials’
In a message to Congress about drug-producing countries, the US president recognizes his southern neighbor’s efforts in the fight against trafficking, but adds that it ‘needs to do far more’
‘El Trompas’, the main target of Mexican authorities for the killing of Claudia Tacoronte
The suspect in the attack against the Spanish exchange student had been recorded committing several robberies at businesses in Cuautla, a crime-ridden city
Mexico authorizes entry of 139 US troops for training operations
The group will be stationed at the Santa Gertrudis military base in Chihuahua, months after controversy erupted over the presence of CIA agents in the northern state
The hunt for the alleged killer of Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte in Morelos
Security cameras in the area, footage from which EL PAÍS has seen, captured a person running away after residents alerted police
Four female students murdered in seven months at the University of Morelos, where Claudia Tacoronte was studying
Authorities are investigating the femicide of the young Spanish woman, who was on an exchange program in Mexico, while the previous murders of Kimberly Ramos, Karol Toledo, and Michelle Fuentes remain unsolved
Spanish exchange student at University of Morelos murdered in Mexico
The State Attorney General’s Office is investigating the alleged stabbing of 21-year-old Claudia Tacoronte, the fourth student death at the university in seven months
Deported migrant who testified against drug traffickers is seized by ICE on his return to the US
The informant did not become a protected witness or receive immigration status after collaborating with the US authorities
Vance speech at ‘Trumpapalooza’ provides calling card for 2028 presidential run: ‘If you love Mexico so much, get your ass over there’
The vice president calls Democrats the ‘party of hatred’ at the event’s close, which also featured a second appearance by President Trump
Spain’s top court suspends voting rights for some descendants of Civil War exiles
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The provisional ruling affects citizens who obtained nationality under the Democratic Memory Law, known as the ‘Grandchildren’s Law’
Mexico investigates electricity theft after busting a crypto mining farm
Mexican authorities are searching for similar operations after dismantling a facility equipped with 300 computers dedicated to producing cryptocurrencies
US restricts travel by its personnel to Mexican border city of Nogales due to an unspecified threat
The government has limited its employees’ activities to essential travel during the day and has asked its citizens to take precautions
Héctor Márquez, the Mexican fisherman missing for a week, rescued at sea
A vessel from the Mexican Navy found him on Monday
Security czar Omar García Harfuch helms Mexico’s 180-degree turn with the DEA
Broken during López Obrador’s era, the relationship with the US agency has entered a new phase of collaboration under Claudia Sheinbaum’s government
A cartel tortured Julio: The US denied his family asylum and wants to send them to a third country
His family’s efforts to remain in the country have run up against Donald Trump’s hardline immigration policies
In Mexico, Yucatán’s coastal dunes are under threat from luxury real estate developments
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The Dunas Tourist Complex by the real estate firm Designia Desarrollos has been temporarily shut down by Mexico’s environmental authorities for causing ‘irreversible damage’ to the beach ecosystem
Mariana Mazzucato: ‘The most important thing for Mexico is to stop being just a low-cost manufacturer for US companies’
The economist assesses Sheinbaum’s Plan Mexico and calls for tax reforms, stronger institutional coordination and public-private partnerships to deliver meaningful results
The hummingbirds that hold 80 years of pollution in their feathers
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Researchers from the Autonomous University of Campeche, in Mexico, are analyzing samples from these tiny birds in order to reconstruct the chemical history of the area
The case that shocked Mexico: The investigation into the murders of Jonathan Meléndez and his family
The arrest of Argentine businessman Diego Sebastián Rosen Ferlini has done little to explain the killings of the Camilo Séptimo musician, his pregnant partner, their daughter and a household employee
As irregular crossings fall, Border Patrol shifts focus from the wall to the highways
The agency is paying closer attention to the roads, where it seeks to intercept drugs, migrants who have already entered the country unlawfully, and those transporting them
Killing of musician, his pregnant wife and their three-year-old daughter shakes Mexico
Jonathan Meléndez, the keyboardist for the band Camilo Séptimo was shot execution-style, as were the other victims, which also included a domestic worker. Two people have been arrested and robbery is one of the main lines of investigation
Mexican searcher for the disappeared survives attack in Sinaloa: ‘They wanted to kill me’
Two men opened fire on Alma Rosa Rojo on Saturday in Culiacán while she was traveling by car with her daughter and two granddaughters. The attack occurred four days after the military presence in the city was reinforced
Judge orders return of Mexican cartel witness deported three times by ICE
The migrant was a witness in cases against drug traffickers before being sent first to Guatemala and then twice to Mexico
The three witnesses to Lorenzo Salgado’s death are free as the case moves toward a grand jury
The district attorney in the Texas county where the Mexican migrant was killed says he hopes to reinterview the passengers who witnessed the shooting, including Salgado’s brother Víctor, now that they are out of detention and can speak freely without fear of being monitored
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