12 Years On, Ayotzinapa Parents Still Await Answers
Relatives of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students marched through Mexico City, saying that 12 years after the disappearances they still have no answers about their children's fate.
Mora Shines as Márquez Debuts, Mexico Rallies vs Colombia
Teenage sensation Gilberto Mora delivered a standout performance to help Mexico's national team avoid defeat against Colombia, marking Rafa Márquez's first match in charge as head coach.
Mexico City March Marks 12 Years Since Ayotzinapa
Relatives and supporters marched through Mexico City to mark twelve years since the disappearance of 43 teacher-training students, demanding the return of an international panel of experts to the stalled investigation.
Satirical Column Imagines Mexican Leader’s Letter to Trump
A Mexican opinion column reimagines a fictional letter from a leader nicknamed 'Andy' to former US President Donald Trump, using humor to comment on bilateral tensions.
Is Sheinbaum a Micromanager? Column Raises the Question
A business gossip column in a major Mexican newspaper poses a provocative question about President Claudia Sheinbaum's leadership style, though it offers few details.
Mexico Deploys 19,000 Troops Ahead of Hurricane Polo
Mexico's government has mobilized 19,000 soldiers to prepare for and respond to Hurricane Polo, a storm swinging between category 4 and 5 strength as it threatens the Pacific coast.
Mexico Debates Military Justice After Girls’ Deaths
A opinion piece examines how Mexico's parallel military justice system responds when soldiers are implicated in the deaths of two young girls, raising questions about accountability and civilian oversight.
Sinaloa, Trump and Sheinbaum: Mexico’s Security Balancing Act
An opinion piece examines how the ongoing violence tied to the Sinaloa cartel is shaping the tense relationship between Washington and Mexico City, as President Claudia Sheinbaum navigates pressure from Donald Trump.
Anthropic’s New Lab Turns AI Loose on Biology’s Mysteries
Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude chatbot, has opened a research lab dedicated to biology and announced its first discovery: a set of enzymes whose biological role remains unknown.
Mexican Columnist Warns of Growing Censorship of Satire
In a new opinion column, journalist Héctor de Mauleón raises alarm over what he sees as a rising wave of intolerance toward satire and humor in Mexico.