Mexico

There’s nothing better than José Alfredo’s ‘rancheras’ to understand Mexico and the Mexicans. On the 50th anniversary of his death, a festival in his hometown celebrates his legacy

Safety becomes the biggest worry for the population of the Mexican city. Citizens are receiving food and water in dribs and drabs, while the Army tries to take control after the hurricane

The Mexican guerrilla leader, who adopted the name Galeano in 2014, will step back to pave the way for a new generation

Tourists are fleeing the devastated city, which has been cut off since early Wednesday by the cyclone after it made landfall on the coast of Guerrero

The pilot project will be launched in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland to combat networks tied to the deadliest overdose crisis in U.S. history

Cardiac anomalies are the second cause of death in minors under 5 years of age in Mexico, where 30% of children born with congenital heart disease are not diagnosed

With tens of thousands of residents in damaged homes without power, the toll could rise. Scientists are struggling to figure out how they didn’t see it coming

The storm made landfall as a Category 5 hurricane on the Mexican coast of Guerrero during the early hours of Wednesday, and was later downgraded to a Category 2. The popular resort city of Acapulco lies in its path

The race car driver sponsored by Red Bull is experiencing his most high-profile season in a 13-year-long F1 career. He’s appeared alongside Jimmy Fallon and Bad Bunny, while having also starred in dozens of commercials

The Mexican expert in social tourism believes leisure time is a human right and wants to use it as a tool to transform Latin America

If the company were allowed to break ground on their new plan tomorrow, it could start investing 800 million dollars over the next 18 months, said Bacanora CEO Peter Secker

Mexico’s president convenes 12 nations for talks on debt reduction and regional cooperation on trade, security and employment

Some religiously affiliated shelters in Tijuana, in northern Mexico, try to provide a safe place to wait while their political asylum requests are processed

Businesses in Cabo San Lucas nailed up sheets of plywood over their windows, and government personnel hung up banners warning people not to try to cross gullies and stream beds after Norma regained strength

The Mexican photographer has a new exhibition documenting the marginalized, rural people of her country

The former secretary of defense whose arrest in 2021 caused a diplomatic clash has received recognition for his contributions to the army

After announcing an investment of nearly $5 billion to build a factory in northern Mexico, Elon Musk’s company is facing unexpected delays. This would impact its plan to put its new model on the market in 2025

The list of burials illuminates one of the favorite tactics of criminals in these times of war against drug trafficking and organized crime: ‘disappearing’ people

British historian Edward Shawcross presents a very readable biography of a royal caught up in an ill-fated imperial adventure

Located in the historic center of the city of Mérida, this establishment breathes new life into one of the most essential ingredients of Latin American cuisine

The announcement of 20 new miles of fencing comes as Blinken and Mayorkas visit the country, and increases pressure on the U.S. president ahead of the 2024 elections.

The announcement of new construction on the border fence overshadowed the visit of Antony Blinken and Alejandro Mayorkas, with migration and drug-trafficking the main topics

A new resolution being put forth by Representative Joaquin Castro — to which EL PAÍS has had access — rejects the possibility of U.S. military intervention on Mexican soil

Presidential contenders will have Army protection for the 2024 campaign after over 100 people running for office in 2021 were killed

The popular president will seek to complete infrastructure initiatives, support his party’s candidate and ensure a smooth succession

The governor of Tamaulipas state later lowered the number of people estimated to have been in the church at the time to about 70