María Adela Morales Denounces Mother’s Abuse, Says She Is Not Kidnapped
María Adela Morales, 26, denies kidnapping claims, says she left home voluntarily to escape physical and emotional abuse by her…
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US Warns of Possible Extradition of More Mexican Politicians After Rocha Moya Case
Security analyst says at least 10 high-level Mexican officials could face US extradition requests for drug trafficking ties.
Mexico Spent Over $250 Million in 2025 to Cover Losses of Military-Run Companies
The federal government allocated more than 5 billion pesos to offset losses at military-run businesses including the Tren Maya.
Mexico City Sinking Nearly 10 Inches a Year, NASA Satellite Data Shows
NASA satellite images show Mexico City sinking up to 10 inches annually, one of the fastest rates in the world.
How ‘American Cartels’ Operate: The Criminal Networks Thriving Inside the US
Despite US narratives blaming foreign cartels, domestic gangs with 1.4 million members dominate drug distribution within the country.
Profeco Warns Mandatory Tips Are Illegal, Businesses Face Fines Up to 4 Million Pesos
Mexico's consumer protection agency reminds businesses that tips are voluntary and cannot be forced on customers.
Mexican Court Blocks Extradition of ‘El Jardinero,’ Alleged Successor of ‘El Mencho’
A federal judge in Toluca halted the extradition of Audias Flores Silva, known as 'El Jardinero,' pending an amparo appeal.
Mexico Removed From US Priority Watch List on Intellectual Property
The USTR removed Mexico from its Priority Watch List, citing significant improvements in IP policy.
Mexican Labor Party Seeks to End Unauthorized Bank Account Freezes
The PT proposes requiring a judicial order before the UIF can freeze bank accounts, citing constitutional rights.
Mexican Senator Proposes Crackdown on Fake Tourism Websites
Senator Gino Segura introduces legislation to penalize fraudulent travel websites and protect online consumers.