Quintana Roo Leads Mexico in Human Trafficking Cases with 35 Reported in January
Quintana Roo recorded 35 human trafficking cases in January, accounting for 74.5% of Mexico's total.
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Quintana Roo recorded 35 human trafficking cases in January, accounting for 74.5% of Mexico's total.
The Federal Prosecutor's Office confirmed it delivered the body of cartel leader Rubén Oseguera Cervantes to his relatives.
Mexico hired five consulting firms to advise on an international arbitration case filed by Canadian mining companies.
Archaeologists recover 8,000-year-old human remains from underwater cave near Tulum.
Mexican authorities have identified four potential successors to lead the Jalisco New Generation Cartel after its leader's death.
President Claudia Sheinbaum proposes postponing judicial elections to 2028 to avoid overlap with a recall referendum.
Mexico demands eBay halt sale of 195 pre-Hispanic artifacts listed by a Florida seller.
The FIFA World Cup trophy starts a 26-day tour across 10 Mexican cities before the 2026 tournament.
An expert says fake news spreads 1,000% faster than verification efforts, with cartels using it as a terror strategy.
U.S. Special Forces begin training in Cozumel as Quintana Roo faces 248 CJNG-linked arrests since 2025.
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