Opinion: Building Peace Across Latin America
A new opinion column from El Universal explores what it takes to build lasting peace in Latin America, a region long marked by violence and inequality.
Op-Ed: Mexican Teens End Up Jailed or Killed
A Mexican opinion columnist reflects on the grim pattern facing many teenagers in the country, who often end up either behind bars or dead at the hands of security forces.
Mexico Weighs State’s Role in Fighting Femicide
An opinion piece in eluniversal.com.mx examines what the Mexican government is doing—and should be doing—to prevent and punish femicide, the gender-based killing of women.
The Businessman No One Would Finance
In this opinion column, journalist Ana Paula Ordorica reflects on the challenges facing entrepreneurs who struggle to find financial backing in Mexico.
Opinion Piece Argues Eating Marijuana Is a Human Right
A Mexican legal columnist argues that consuming marijuana, including in edible form, should be recognized as an extension of personal freedom protected by human rights law.
Mexican Navy Cocaine Seizures Surge at Sea in 2026
Mexico's Navy reports seizing 47.2% more cocaine in international waters so far this year than during the entirety of last year, signaling intensified anti-drug operations.
Iran’s Azadi Tower Lit Up for Mexican Independence Day
Tehran's iconic Azadi Tower was illuminated in green, white and red to honor Mexico's Independence Day, a gesture of goodwill between the two nations.
Mexico’s Columnist Reflects on Living in Constant Fear
Political analyst José Woldenberg examines how insecurity and crime have become a daily backdrop to life in Mexico, reshaping routines and eroding public trust.
Human Judgment Faces the Rise of Artificial Intelligence
In the first installment of a new column, a sitting justice on Mexico's Supreme Court opens a debate on what happens to human judgment as artificial intelligence increasingly enters courtrooms and everyday decision-making.
Spain University Cuts Mexico Exchange After Student’s Killing
The University of Granada suspended its student exchange program with Mexico's UAEM after the femicide of 21-year-old Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera.