Mexico Unveils 10 Steps to Find the Missing
Mexico's Interior Ministry announced a 10-point plan to speed up searches for missing persons, focusing on strengthening the national registry and enabling immediate search protocols.
US Works Out Who Pays for Mexico Deportations
US officials are calculating the costs tied to deporting migrants to Mexico, raising questions about how those expenses will be divided and covered.
Mexico Weighs Dual Citizenship Ban for Top Officials
President Claudia Sheinbaum has proposed a constitutional amendment requiring presidential, gubernatorial, and Mexico City mayoral candidates to hold only Mexican citizenship, forcing dual nationals to renounce their second passport.
García Luna Fraud Network Moved $727.9M, Says Mexico’s UIF
Mexico's financial intelligence unit says former security chief Genaro García Luna and the Weinberg family ran a scheme that funneled up to $727.9 million through Barbados and Miami; recovered funds will go to Guerrero's impoverished Montaña region.
Cold Snaps in Summer? Mexican Columnist Explores the Chill
A columnist for El Universal wonders whether recent cool spells during Mexico's summer are a real climate shift or just a trick of memory and expectation.
Blood Moon Dazzles Skies Across Mexico and Three Continents
A total lunar eclipse turned the Moon a deep reddish hue over Mexico and skywatchers across three continents, drawing crowds eager to catch the rare celestial show.
Ebrard: US Trade Talks Moving Forward Slowly
Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said trade negotiations with the United States are progressing, though gradually, without offering a firm timeline for a resolution.
Mexico Charges Migration Officials Over Bribery Claims
Mexico's federal prosecutors secured a court order to formally charge employees of the National Migration Institute accused of soliciting money from migrants.
Op-Ed: Cuba’s Struggles Resonate Deeply With Mexico
A commentary published in La Jornada argues that Cuba's ongoing crisis is not a distant issue for Mexico, but one tied to shared history, politics and regional solidarity.
Mexico Recovers Over $5M From García Luna Corruption Ring
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Mexican authorities have recovered more than $5 million tied to the corruption network built around former security chief Genaro García Luna, once one of the country's most powerful law enforcement officials.