Crime
Alert: Cuban doctor kidnapped in Tapachula, Mexico, ransomed for $10,000
ADN spoke with Iván Maceo Silva, a childhood friend of the abducted Cuban doctor and resident in Texas, who explained that the young man was kidnapped on Nov. 5
Mexico
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Immigration
Authorities rescue 25 migrants imprisoned in 'La Empresa' stash house as transnational gang network spreads
Authorities in Juarez, Mexico arrested five individuals linked to suspected migrant stash house
Crime
Two mayoral candidates in Mexico shot dead as crime wave against politicians continues
To date, there have now been at least 26 attacks on candidates and politicians in the last four months in Mexico
Business
Truck drivers staged roadblocks in Mexico to protest spike in highway violence
The demonstrations disrupted traffic on a minimum of nine major Mexican highways
Crime
Rescued: New Yorker abducted in Mexico found in jungle with wrists bound, eyes taped shut
His kidnappers abandoned him in the remote Limones jungle, approximately 200 miles southwest of Cancun
Sports
Mexican soccer player Diego Chávez killed in tragic car accident
Initial reports suggest that excessive speed may have been a significant factor in the incident, which led to the tragic loss of the 28-year-old soccer player's life
Politics
U.S. found financial ties between Sinaloa Cartel and López Obrador campaigns, say new bombshell reports
Three journalistic agencies made the shocking claim, reporting that U.S. federal agents and prosecutors found that the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel contributed between $2-4 million to López Obrador’s 2006 campaign
Crime
Six people shot dead during Juárez funeral amid rising cartel violence
Five individuals were pronounced dead at the scene, and another person succumbed while being transported to the hospital, according to reports
Crime
Drug cartels invade Mayan pyramid sites in southern Mexico
The Mexican government has reported that at least two of the popular Mayan locations have been temporarily shut down as a result of rising crime in the state of Chiapas
Sports
Animal rights activists launch call to action to halt bullfighting in Mexico City
The city held its first bullfight on Sunday in nearly two years since 2022, sparking protests from activists throughout the city. The sport, which dates back to the 16th Century in Mexico, had previously been shut down after a judge suspended the practice.
Crime
U.S. appeals court rules Mexico can sue American gun manufacturers for "flood" of firearms across border
A U.S. appeals court ruled Monday that a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Mexico against American gun manufacturers can proceed
