Two Hurricanes, Many Unanswered Questions
A Mexican opinion columnist reflects on two recent hurricanes and the puzzling questions they've left behind, from forecasting to public response.
Castañeda Questions Mexico’s ‘Foreign Interference’ Theory
In this op-ed, veteran analyst Jorge Castañeda examines the recurring claim that foreign powers are meddling in Mexico's internal affairs, questioning how solid the evidence really is.
Mexican Official’s $1M Resignation, Explained
A column by journalist Carlos Loret de Mola in El Universal examines the departure of a Mexican official named Ulises Lara amid reports tied to a $1 million payout.
Hurricane Polo Rapidly Explodes Into Rare Category 5
Hurricane Polo has surged into a category 5 storm off Mexico's Pacific coast, packing winds near 180 mph, though forecasters say it likely won't make landfall.
Mexico Deploys Troops as Hurricane Polo Approaches
Mexico's defense and navy secretariats have activated emergency response plans and mobilized 1,500 personnel ahead of Hurricane Polo.
Mexico City Readies Zócalo for Independence Celebration
Mexico City's main square is preparing for massive Independence Day festivities, with President Claudia Sheinbaum set to lead the traditional Grito de Dolores. Thousands are expected to gather for music and celebration on September 15.
Category 5 Hurricane Polo Threatens Mexico’s Pacific Coast
Hurricane Polo has rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm, prompting Mexican authorities to issue alerts for several Pacific coast states as the system churns offshore.
Mexico Health Teams Brace for Hurricane Polo on Pacific Coast
Mexico's Health Ministry has launched a preventive operation across five Pacific coast states as Hurricane Polo approaches, coordinating with civil protection authorities to safeguard residents.
Rubio Says Mexico Isn’t Doing Enough to Fight Drug Cartels
Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised Ecuador as the most aggressive U.S. partner against drug trafficking while criticizing Mexico's efforts during a South America tour.
Mexico Reports 19,620 Measles Cases, 49 Deaths in Outbreak
Mexican health authorities have tallied nearly 20,000 measles infections and 49 deaths since the outbreak was declared last year, with Jalisco and Mexico City hit hardest.