Serafín Núñez Ramos, Cofounder of Party of the Poor, Dies
Serafín Núñez Ramos, who helped found Mexico's Party of the Poor guerrilla movement alongside legendary rebel leader Lucio Cabañas, has died, according to Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
Sheinbaum Ends National Tour, Vows to Reject Foreign Meddling
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum wrapped up a nationwide tour marking two years since her government began with a rally in Mexico City's main square, declaring that Mexicans reject foreign interference in the country's affairs.
Two UAEM Prep School Students Killed After Birthday Party
Two students from Preparatory School 2 of the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos (UAEM) were killed in Cuernavaca after leaving a birthday celebration, according to a report from La Jornada.
7 in 10 Crime Guns in Mexico Trace Back to US
A new report finds that roughly seven out of every ten firearms recovered from criminal groups in Mexico originated in the United States, reigniting debate over cross-border arms trafficking.
Mexico City March Marks 12 Years Since Ayotzinapa
Relatives and supporters marched through Mexico City to mark twelve years since the disappearance of 43 teacher-training students, demanding the return of an international panel of experts to the stalled investigation.
Satirical Column Imagines Mexican Leader’s Letter to Trump
A Mexican opinion column reimagines a fictional letter from a leader nicknamed 'Andy' to former US President Donald Trump, using humor to comment on bilateral tensions.
Mexico Deploys 19,000 Troops Ahead of Hurricane Polo
Mexico's government has mobilized 19,000 soldiers to prepare for and respond to Hurricane Polo, a storm swinging between category 4 and 5 strength as it threatens the Pacific coast.
Mexico Debates Military Justice After Girls’ Deaths
A opinion piece examines how Mexico's parallel military justice system responds when soldiers are implicated in the deaths of two young girls, raising questions about accountability and civilian oversight.
Sinaloa, Trump and Sheinbaum: Mexico’s Security Balancing Act
An opinion piece examines how the ongoing violence tied to the Sinaloa cartel is shaping the tense relationship between Washington and Mexico City, as President Claudia Sheinbaum navigates pressure from Donald Trump.
Mexican Columnist Warns of Growing Censorship of Satire
In a new opinion column, journalist Héctor de Mauleón raises alarm over what he sees as a rising wave of intolerance toward satire and humor in Mexico.