Mexico

Business

Some U.S. companies consider relocating operations from China to Mexico

As American companies look to move production away from China and Southeast Asia, Mexico has become an increasingly appealing option

Politics

U.S.-Mexico avo-wars drive consumer prices up

The supply chain disruption has caused prices to rise across the United States

Drug trafficking

Luxuries, weapons and drugs found in Mexican prison where images of 'Chapo' Guzman line the walls

Following the seizure, the director of the Aguaruto prison was removed from her post

Politics

Indigenous activists tear down historical statues in Mexican state of Michoacán

Indigenous activists in the Mexican state of Michoacán used axes, sledgehammers and rope on Monday to topple statues that they claimed depicted their ancestors being exploited by Spaniards during colonial times

Immigration

Network of 'coyotes' and counterfeiters bringing Cubans to the U.S. dismantled 

Around "220 migrants and at least 63 Cubans" were transferred from Mexico to the cities of Carrizo Springs and Eagle Pass, Texas

Politics

U.S. Suspends avocado imports from Mexico after inspector receives threat

Entertainment

The wedding is called off! Christian Nodal confirms the end of his relationship with Belinda

The Mexican artist thanked all of his fans for accompanying them throughout their relationship and asked them to respect their decision

Drug trafficking

China and Mexican cartels consolidate fentanyl distribution throughout the Americas

The Sinaloa and Jalisco Nueva Generación cartels are the main suppliers of this drug in the U.S.

Politics

How does the Russia-Ukraine conflict affect Mexico?

"Mexico does consider that what is happening may constitute a threat to international peace and security."

Immigration

Mexican authorities clear migrant camp in Tijuana

Tijuana’s mayor said the city would support the migrants in achieving “their American dream”