Asked whether such a move would only take place with prior permission from Mexican authorities, Trump said he ‘wouldn’t answer that question’ and that Mexico ‘knows how I stand’
The US Treasury Department has sanctioned the Hysa business empire for alleged laundering money for Mexican organized crime
The Mexican president announces that a protocol for working in international waters has been agreed upon with a view to stopping the attacks
The Treasury Department’s move comes a day after Mexico froze the bank accounts of 13 betting houses over their links to organized crime
On November 17, the feature film by filmmaker Isabel Castro will be released on Netflix, reviving the essence of the ‘queen of Tejano music’ and a symbol of Latino identity
EL PAÍS has obtained details of the investigation into an apparent mix-up by uniformed officers, an investigation that is progressing through the courts beset by numerous contradictions
Progressive political forces are increasingly taking the message away from the far right, posting recent victories in New York, the Netherlands and Ireland
A jury in Maryland found Jorge Rueda Landeros guilty of murdering his former partner and business associate. The defendant hid for over a decade in Guadalajara, where he was known as yoga instructor León Ferrara
Food shortages are worsening, and although a more cooperative social and scientific vision offers hope, if the crisis is comprehensive and global, the measures to counter it must be as well
The Deputy Secretary of State is trawling through social media to revoke papers from people who criticize the US, fueling a debate about sovereignty and freedom of speech
In the Mexican state of Sonora, in 2019, three mothers and six children were gunned down. The trail leads to two semi-automatic rifles, which were sold in U.S. gun shops. No authority on either side of the border has thoroughly investigated the origin of the weapons, nor how they ended up in the hands of Mexican drug cartels
Netanyahu’s government thanked Mexican security services for thwarting a ‘terrorist network’ that sought to carry out an attack against diplomat Einat Kranz Neiger
The plants that grow these sweet fruits are cultivated with extreme care. But those who pamper them are despised and exploited
State prosecutors confirm the teen’s family has claimed the body of the man who shot the mayor, and forensic tests confirm he fired the weapon
While the US and Canada have reached various agreements with certain tax benefits at the national, state, and local levels, a 2015 document will provide blanket exemption for the tournament games in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara
A gold mine in Mexico’s Sonoran desert was taken over by the sons of drug lord Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán. Mexican officials and generals said they would help an American businessman reclaim the mine — but demanded hefty bribes. For one man, reclaiming the mine was more than a business proposition. It was a reckoning with his past and a chance to pay back the orphanage that raised him
The Mexican president was walking through the center of the capital when a stranger approached her, tried to kiss her, and touched her breast in front of a team that was slow to react
A hitman linked to the CJNG shot dead the mayor of Uruapan, who had arrested the group’s leader in August
The murders of the Uruapan mayor and the leader of the lemon growers’ guild in Michoacán reveal a paradigm shift in organized crime, where complex extortion schemes have taken over entire regions
The first woman to govern Mexico has become a hot topic on social media with teens sharing memes, songs and costumes inspired by her
The Spanish government has acknowledged the injustices committed during the Conquest, a first step toward resolving the dispute between the two countries over differing interpretations of that historical event
A rebuke by the US Deputy Secretary of State to the Mexican ambassador to the UN for supporting Havana reignites tensions amid Trump’s offensive in the region
The United States is systematically expelling migrants south of the border, as the island refuses to accept them. There’s little certainty about the number of Cubans deported, nor about their status in the country
The real estate boom in neighborhoods south of Mexico City is accelerating the transformation of these areas ahead of next year’s competition, upsetting residents as they contend with displacement, unregulated development, and water shortages
The iconic Mexican celebration is also taking root in Arizona, where the altars and workshops created by two locals serve as a tribute to and celebration of their heritage
The turf war between organized crime factions keeps producers in Tierra Caliente held hostage with quotas. The murder of Bernardo Bravo is a message about the price of seeking justice
The opening of a major exhibition of Mexican art in four Spanish venues has become a gesture of rapprochement between the two countries
