US Officials Blame Mexican Cartels for Spread of Screwworm to Texas
Illegal cattle trafficking by organized crime is blamed for the resurgence of the New World screwworm in the US.
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Telecom Company With Merida Address Won Million-Peso Contract for Mexico’s Olinia Electric Car Project
Rocketel, a telecom firm with no auto industry experience, received a 5.9 million peso contract for the Olinia electric car…
Investigation Links Conagua Contracts to Network of Shell Companies Tied to Senator Adan Augusto Lopez
An investigation reveals Conagua awarded over $2.3 billion pesos to a network of 10 shell companies linked to a notary…
Uruguay National Team Stranded in Cancun Over US Entry Permits
Uruguay's soccer team was delayed three hours in Cancun due to missing US flight permits, highlighting World Cup visa issues.
Olinia Electric Vehicle to Compete With Tesla, BYD in Mexico
Mexico's Olinia EV aims to rival Tesla, BYD, and Geely with affordable urban models launching in 2027.
US and Mexican Security Agencies Assess Bilateral Cooperation
Representatives from 15 US agencies met with Mexican counterparts to discuss organized crime, border security, and migration.
Olmec Rubber Ball From El Manatí Star Attraction at New Teotihuacan Museum
A 3,600-year-old Olmec rubber ball from Veracruz is the highlight of the newly opened Museum of Teotihuacan Grandeur.
Mexico vs. South Africa World Cup Opener Called Dirtiest in Tournament History
Mexico's 2-0 win over South Africa saw three red cards, the most in a World Cup match since 2006.
Mexico’s Customs Agency Confirms Arrest of Official in US on Organized Crime Charges
Mexico's National Customs Agency confirms the arrest of an official in the US on organized crime allegations.
Report Reveals Links Between China, Russia, Iran and Organized Crime in Latin America
A new report details how authoritarian powers cooperate with criminal networks in Latin America to evade sanctions and influence governance.