Opinion: Where Should Journalism Draw the Line on Tragedy?
A Mexican opinion column examines how far journalists should go when covering tragic events, using the work of reporter Jonathan Meléndez as a starting point for reflection.
A Mexican opinion column examines how far journalists should go when covering tragic events, using the work of reporter Jonathan Meléndez as a starting point for reflection.
Mexico's anti-corruption authority has opened an investigation into possible administrative failures at the Hospital General de México after a salmonella outbreak linked to its cafeteria.
In her regular column, Mexican Supreme Court Justice Lenia Batres addresses the long-overdue recognition of Indigenous women's contributions and rights in Mexico.
Wealthy Mexicans, including business figures and politicians, are increasingly choosing Madrid as their preferred destination abroad, according to a report from Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
Mexico's Defense Ministry reports that almost 160,000 members of the armed forces received psychological care over the past year after showing suicidal tendencies.
A judge has ordered pretrial detention for several suspects linked to the murder of a musician and members of his family in Atizapán, in Mexico's State of Mexico.
An explosion at a fireworks site in Temascalcingo, State of Mexico, left at least 20 people injured, according to local authorities.
Older adults in Mexico say they don't trust artificial intelligence in banking, highlighting how digital transformation is leaving behind those least comfortable with new technology.
A court hearing has begun for the suspects accused of murdering the keyboardist of the band Camilo Séptimo along with members of his family.
A suspect in the killing of Camilo Séptimo keyboardist Jonathan Meléndez reportedly told investigators the attack erupted from a dispute over millions in cryptocurrency and cash.
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