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
Migrant caravan clashes with police outside Mexico City
Tensions between police and migrants has increased as Mexican authorities have attempted to slow the number of individuals traversing Mexico to reach the U.S. border
Culture
The world bids farewell to an idol: Vicente Fernández dies at 81
"Chente" passed away after several months in the hospital due to a spinal injury
Entertainment
Mexican actress Carmen Salinas dies at 82
After being in a coma, she spent the last days of her life on life support
Immigration
At least 55 migrants dead following vehicle crash in Mexico
Many migrants are willing to pay more than $10,000 to be smuggled into the United States in unsafe conditions
Health
Mexico reports first case of the omicron variant
The patient voluntarily checked into a private hospital in Mexico City and is suffering from mild symptoms
Politics
SPECIAL REPORT: Is Mexico on a path towards militarization?
ADN America consulted experts to better understand the involvement of the Armed Forces in the administration of civil works
Drug trafficking
How migrant surge at the border fuels massive American OD’s from fentanyl
It’s manufactured mostly by Mexican cartels with ingredients imported from China, and then smuggled over the southwestern U.S. border.
Drug trafficking
Emma Coronel, wife of 'El Chapo' Guzmán, sentenced to three years in prison
On June 10, Coronel pleaded guilty to three charges including money laundering
Entertainment
Salma Hayek plans to age without surgery
"I'm not going to end up as a mummy. You have to age with dignity and grace," said Hayek.
Immigration
Mexico: More than 70,000 migrants were kidnapped or trafficked between 2011 and 2020
The states with the most cases of kidnapping are Chiapas, Nuevo León, Tabasco, Veracruz and Tamaulipas, the CNDH reported.
