El Salvador’s Beloved Childhood Singing Games Before the 1980s
A new piece from El Diario de Hoy revisits the playful circle songs that once filled Salvadoran schoolyards and sidewalks before television and video games took over.
AMLO: Social Media Once Free, Now Controlled
Former Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador resurfaced this week from his ranch in Chiapas, criticizing social media as newly "controlled" and promoting his latest book amid scrutiny of his son.
‘La Llorona’ Legend Returns to Xochimilco Canals
A new staging of Mexico's famous ghost legend will run on the canals of Xochimilco from October 2 to November 22, retelling the story's pre-Hispanic roots rather than focusing on scares.
Storm Rachel Nears Jalisco; Rain Expected Midweek
Tropical system Rachel is making its closest approach to the Mexican state of Jalisco, with meteorologists forecasting rain for Wednesday and Thursday.
AMLO Tells Morena Officials: Don’t Steal
Former Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador acknowledged that corruption still persists in government and urged public officials, including members of his Morena party, not to steal.
Isaac Brizuela Names Coach Behind His Chivas Exit
Longtime Guadalajara winger Isaac Brizuela says it was coach Gabriel Milito, not the front office, who pushed him out of Chivas after a decade with the club.
Tiny Chihuahua Becomes Mexico’s Newest National Guard Recruit
A 13-month-old Chihuahua named Comando has officially joined Mexico's National Guard after completing training in search-and-rescue operations. The pint-sized recruit is winning hearts as a bridge between the force and local communities.
Mexican Senate Approves Law Restricting Political Memes
Mexico's Senate passed a controversial measure limiting the spread of political memes online, insisting the move is not censorship despite fierce pushback from critics.
AMLO Blasts US as War-Obsessed, Neglectful of Its People
Former Mexican President López Obrador accused the United States of prioritizing military might over its own citizens, announcing he will write a book of proposals for the country just a day after a report on probes into his son.
DEA Says It Tracked Sinaloa Cartel Figure to Mexico City
The US Drug Enforcement Administration says it has located a high-profile Sinaloa Cartel figure known as 'Mayito Flaco' in Mexico City, releasing a wanted poster that includes a $15 million reward for information leading to his capture.