Mexico’s New Car Sales Top 1 Million, Best Since 2005
New vehicle sales in Mexico surpassed one million units between January and August, the strongest performance for that period in two decades.
Court Upholds Suspension in Ruffo Appel Crime Case
A Mexican appeals court has upheld a suspension order in the organized crime case against Ernesto Ruffo Appel, which for now prevents the case from moving to oral trial.
Key Video Surfaces in Mexican Rock Musician’s Murder
Newly released security footage shows the man suspected of killing Camilo Séptimo keyboardist Jonathan Meléndez and his family arriving at their apartment building shortly before the attack in Mexico.
Mexican Lawmakers Weigh Beer Tax Hike, Price Could Rise
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies is considering a hike to the special excise tax on beer that could push retail prices up by as much as one peso (about 5 cents) per unit.
Mexican Rock Keyboardist, Family Found Slain Near Mexico City
Authorities have arrested two men suspected of killing Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist for the Mexican rock band Camilo Séptimo, along with his pregnant wife, young daughter and their housekeeper in a suburb outside Mexico City.
Mexican Rock Keyboardist, Family Found Killed Near Mexico City
Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist for Mexican rock band Camilo Séptimo, was found murdered along with his pregnant wife, their 3-year-old daughter and a young employee in a residential building outside Mexico City.
Cash Still King: 65% of Mexican Stores Reject Cards
A new Mastercard report finds that despite years of digital-payment growth, most small businesses in Mexico still refuse to accept credit or debit cards, leaving cash as the dominant way to pay.
Ex-Migration Chief Garduño Skips Hearing on Fire Victims’ Redress
Francisco Garduño, the former head of Mexico's National Immigration Institute, did not appear at a hearing meant to address compensation for victims of a fire at a migrant detention facility.
Mexico Reports Progress on Cleanup of Three Major Rivers
Mexico's federal government says it has made headway in cleaning up and restoring the Atoyac, Lerma-Santiago, and Tula rivers, three of the country's most polluted waterways.
Mexico Says Ayotzinapa Search Remains a State Priority
Mexico's government reaffirmed that finding the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students remains a top priority, citing 37 search actions carried out over the past year in its Second Government Report.