Mexico's Supreme Court upheld a Chihuahua state law requiring schools to teach 'correct' Spanish, effectively barring gender-inclusive language such as 'todes' or the use of 'x' and '@' as gender-neutral endings.
A legal opinion piece examines how Mexico's Supreme Court has approached the constitutional right of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities to be consulted on decisions affecting them.
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled that Indigenous people must be provided an interpreter starting from their very first interaction with authorities, not only once formal legal proceedings begin.
The killing of a cartel operative known as 'El Nini' has reignited debate in Mexico over how criminal groups coerce young people into their ranks, often with little choice.
Mexican news outlet La Jornada reports that Juan Carlos Valencia González, known as 'El 03,' may have emerged as the new leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
Two federal agents were murdered in an armed attack while carrying out an investigation in the municipality of Omealca, in the Mexican state of Veracruz.
President Claudia Sheinbaum said her government is studying the possibility of increasing imports from the United States, though she offered no further details on the plan.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she hopes to preserve the same cordial relationship with Donald Trump's administration that her predecessor enjoyed, insisting cooperation will never mean submission.
Mexico's security chief reported that 111 public officials have been detained during the current administration for alleged ties to organized crime.
Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that people who are legally allowed to grow marijuana for personal use can also process it into food, extending years of decriminalization rulings to homemade edibles.
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