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.
Politics
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.
Businessman Warns Suspension of Sacred Maya Journey Will Hurt Quintana Roo Tourism
Carlos Constandse says the cancellation of the Sacred Maya Journey damages not only Xcaret but the entire state's tourism industry.
Standard & Poor’s Gives Quintana Roo Its Highest Credit Rating Ever
S&P upgraded Quintana Roo's credit rating to mxAA, citing fiscal discipline and financial independence.
Sheinbaum Demands ‘Irrefutable’ Evidence From US in Rocha Moya Case
Mexico's president calls for conclusive proof from US in drug trafficking accusations against Sinaloa governor.
Cancun Mayor Ana Paty Peralta Keeps Door Open for 2027 Gubernatorial Run
Cancun Mayor Ana Paty Peralta says her priority is governing but does not rule out a 2027 gubernatorial bid.
US Gun Flow Into Mexico Accelerates, With 800 Weapons Seized at Texas Border in 2026
US authorities seized 800 guns and 78,000 rounds at Texas border crossings in 2026, already surpassing last year's totals.
Sheinbaum: CIA Agent Case in Chihuahua Not Closed With Resignation; FGR Will Investigate
President Sheinbaum says the death of two CIA agents in Chihuahua requires a full investigation by federal prosecutors.
US Considers Prosecuting Corrupt Mexican Politicians, Report Says
The US is preparing a broad anti-corruption campaign targeting Mexican officials suspected of cartel ties, including possible federal charges.
Maya Communities Appeal Court Ruling Against Grupo Xcaret Over Heritage Symbols
Maya ceremonial centers challenge a federal judge's ruling on Grupo Xcaret's use of patrimonial symbols.