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Sep 16, 12:39 AM ET
Courts free more suspects in case of disappeared students
Seventy-seven of the 142 people arrested in the case have now been freed.
Sep 16, 12:39 AM ET
Sep 9, 6:44 AM ET
Mexicans march to demand safety and justice for women
Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a female.
Sep 9, 6:44 AM ET
Sep 1, 9:27 PM ET
Mexico's president vows to tackle violence, corruption
López Obrador calls ending to corruption, reducing violence top priorities.
Sep 1, 9:27 PM ET
Aug 29, 12:04 AM ET
26 killed in fiery attack on bar in southern Mexico
The attackers started a fire that ripped through the bar.
Aug 29, 12:04 AM ET
Aug 26, 1:00 AM ET
Journalist slain in Mexico promised readers 'activism'
Mexico is one of the world's deadliest countries for journalists.
Aug 26, 1:00 AM ET
Aug 25, 12:25 AM ET
Mexican women knit hearts at memorial for murdered females
A group of women in Mexico City have constructed a memorial for murdered women.
Aug 25, 12:25 AM ET
Aug 18, 7:47 PM ET
Mexico City assesses monument damage after anti-rape march
Workers built a wooden wall around Mexico City's Angel of Independence monument.
Aug 18, 7:47 PM ET
Aug 12, 12:14 AM ET
Mexico auctions off mansion of Chinese-Mexican businessman
The Chinese-Mexican businessman is facing drug trafficking charges.
Aug 12, 12:14 AM ET
Aug 12, 12:00 AM ET
Officer in Mexico's National Guard killed in shootout
Mexico's new National Guard force has suffered its first casualty.
Aug 12, 12:00 AM ET
Aug 10, 11:30 PM ET
Reports: Mexican police officer slain in Sonoran border city
Off-duty officer in a border city in Sonora was gunned down after leaving work.
Aug 10, 11:30 PM ET
Aug 4, 1:03 PM ET
Mexican journalist killed in Veracruz, 10th murdered in 2019
A journalist in the Gulf Coast state of Veracruz has been shot dead just days before he was scheduled to testify before state authorities about threats of violence against him
Aug 4, 1:03 PM ET
Jul 14, 10:40 PM ET
Mexico expects US to ramp up deportations in coming days
1,807 Mexicans who have been issued final deportation orders in the U.S.
Jul 14, 10:40 PM ET
Jul 10, 12:24 PM ET
Migrant crossings plummet, as Mexico cracks down
The number of undocumented migrants trying to cross the border dropped dramatically following Mexico's agreement to deploy its National Guard to crack down on travelers.
Jul 10, 12:24 PM ET
Jul 8, 8:03 AM ET
Mexican president gets little backlash for migrant crackdown
Sympathy has been eroded by the migrant caravans of late 2018 and early 2019.
Jul 8, 8:03 AM ET
Jul 2, 4:20 AM ET
Vehicles buried as parts of Mexico are slammed with more than 6 feet of hail
A major storm hit the Mexican cities of Guadalajara and Tlaquepaque, dumping more than 6 feet of hail on some areas.
Jul 2, 4:20 AM ET
Jun 30, 9:30 PM ET
Mexico deploys new National Guard to stem violent crime
Mexico has presented with much fanfare its new National Guard, which is supposed to stem endemic violence and restore peace in the country
Jun 30, 9:30 PM ET
Jun 30, 9:10 PM ET
Mexico 'anti-monuments' recall dark moments, demand justice
They remind passers-by, and public officials, of violence, repression, impunity.
Jun 30, 9:10 PM ET
Jun 29, 9:54 PM ET
Mexican capital deploys National Guard to stem violence
A string of kidnappings, shootings, extortions have shaken the Mexican capital.
Jun 29, 9:54 PM ET
Jun 20, 10:59 PM ET
Researchers confirm 1,600 secret graves in Mexico since 2006
Mexican researchers have confirmed the existence of 1,606 secret graves that contained 2,489 bodies from 2006 to 2017
Jun 20, 10:59 PM ET
Jun 20, 9:37 PM ET
Arkansas medical school student missing in Mexico after graduation, family says
Authorities in Mexico are searching for an American medical school graduate who went missing over the weekend after one of his friends was found murdered.
Jun 20, 9:37 PM ET
Jun 19, 5:14 PM ET
Life at the Guatemala-Mexico border
Mexico amps up immigration enforcement amid pressure from the U.S.
Jun 19, 5:14 PM ET
Jun 17, 2:27 AM ET
Mexico reinforces checks amid US pressure over migrant flow
Mexican authorities say they intercepted the four trucks in Veracruz.
Jun 17, 2:27 AM ET
Jun 16, 4:16 AM ET
Mexico vows to help Central American migrants amid crackdown
President says country can't turn its back on those fleeing poverty, violence.
Jun 16, 4:16 AM ET
Jun 10, 9:49 PM ET
Mexico president meets with delegation of US mayors amid new tariff agreement
Mayor Bryan Barnett of Rochester Hills, Michigan, discusses his experience traveling to Mexico with fellow U.S. mayors to meet with Mexican mayors and their conversations on trade and collaboration.
Jun 10, 9:49 PM ET
Jun 10, 3:22 AM ET
Trump still hangs tariff threat over Mexico despite deal
Trump says he may renew his tariff threat if the U.S. ally doesn't cooperate.
Jun 10, 3:22 AM ET
Jun 5, 12:21 AM ET
Trump-GOP split: Senators loudly oppose Mexico tariff threat
Republican senators are declaring deep opposition to President Donald Trump's threatened tariffs on all goods coming into the U.S. from Mexico
Jun 5, 12:21 AM ET
Jun 2, 6:38 PM ET
Mexico secures Monday talk in Washington on US tariff threat
Mexican economy minister plans to meet Monday with U.S. commerce secretary.
Jun 2, 6:38 PM ET
Jun 2, 6:00 AM ET
Mexican avocado growers expect US consumers to bear tariffs
Mexican growers say Trump administration tariffs would hit U.S. avocado lovers.
Jun 2, 6:00 AM ET
May 21, 8:40 PM ET
Mexico studies building new immigration facilities
Mexico is studying a change in the way it handles the migrants who have been overwhelming its facilities near the border with Guatemala, and may try to keep more of them in newly constructed voluntary shelters rather than in detention facilities
May 21, 8:40 PM ET
May 13, 12:19 AM ET
Mexico capital advises residents to stay inside due to fires
Forest and brush fires have blanketed the metropolis in smoke.
May 13, 12:19 AM ET
May 12, 9:30 AM ET
Remains of 34 found at clandestine sites in western Mexico
State Attorney General Solis says 2 of the bodies have already been identified.
May 12, 9:30 AM ET
May 9, 8:12 AM ET
Cost of tomatoes could soon spike by up to 70%: Mexico
The U.S. Commerce Department announced that it would reimpose anti-dumping tariffs on Mexican imports; the country supplies half the tomatoes consumed in the U.S.
May 9, 8:12 AM ET
May 4, 8:54 PM ET
Credit card belonging to American tourist killed in Mexico resurfaces in Oklahoma City
Taylor Meyer of California was stabbed to death in Mexico in November last year while on a trip celebrating a friend's birthday.
May 4, 8:54 PM ET
Apr 27, 11:57 PM ET
Mexico deports Hondurans amid pressure to reduce migration
Mexican authorities say they have returned 104 migrants by plane to Honduras.
Apr 27, 11:57 PM ET
Apr 20, 11:55 PM ET
Attackers raid family party, kill 13 in Mexico
Police in eastern Mexico say gunmen broke into a family party and opened fire.
Apr 20, 11:55 PM ET
Apr 7, 10:03 AM ET
Ex-Mexican President Fox says gunmen tried to storm his home
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox says armed men tried to storm into his house Saturday, just months after President Andrés Manuel López Obrador cut off security for the country's ex-presidents
Apr 7, 10:03 AM ET
Apr 1, 12:06 AM ET
Mexico to issue limited humanitarian visas to migrants
Visas to be issued on a "limited basis" to some of the roughly 2,500 migrants.
Apr 1, 12:06 AM ET
Mar 25, 2:00 AM ET
No 'financial ceiling' in search for missing in Mexico
The remains of 26,000 people are unidentified in Mexican forensic institutions.
Mar 25, 2:00 AM ET
Mar 11, 9:11 AM ET
Mexico's leftist president creates new style of government
Mexico's leftist president creates new style of government in first 100 days
Mar 11, 9:11 AM ET
Feb 21, 3:52 PM ET
Mexico seizes more than 1,300 pounds of cocaine at sea
Mexico's navy says it has seized more than 1,300 pounds of cocaine from a speedboat off the country's Pacific coast.
Feb 21, 3:52 PM ET
Feb 18, 2:07 AM ET
Suspect in 2010 Cabanas shooting gets 20 years in Mexico
Paraguay national team star Salvador Cabanas was shot in the head in 2010.
Feb 18, 2:07 AM ET
Feb 16, 8:53 PM ET
Armed bar attack kills 5, wounds 5 more in Mexico's Cancun
Violence has been rising in Cancun and region of Quintana Roo as a whole.
Feb 16, 8:53 PM ET
Feb 9, 10:23 PM ET
Mexican journalist killed in Gulf Coast state of Tabasco
Officials say a Mexican journalist has been gunned down in Tabasco.
Feb 9, 10:23 PM ET
Feb 3, 1:39 AM ET
American anarchist, marijuana aficionado killed in Acapulco
They were attacked by six armed men at a house with a small drug laboratory.
Feb 3, 1:39 AM ET
Feb 1, 5:50 PM ET
6.6 quake hits Mexico; no reports of death or serious injury
A strong earthquake has jolted southern Mexico, rattling nerves and swaying tall buildings hundreds of miles away in the capital, but there are no reports of serious damage, injuries or deaths
Feb 1, 5:50 PM ET
Jan 28, 4:38 PM ET
Death toll rises to 115 in Mexico pipeline fire
Mexican officials say the death toll from a fire at an illegally tapped pipeline more than a week ago has risen to 115
Jan 28, 4:38 PM ET
Jan 27, 2:17 AM ET
More than 25,000 workers strike at Mexican border factories
Plant owners refused union demands for a 20 percent pay hike, annual bonus.
Jan 27, 2:17 AM ET
Jan 21, 8:44 AM ET
Death toll reaches 85 in Mexico fuel pipeline fire horror
People scavenging fuel were caught up with the leaking pipeline exploded.
Jan 21, 8:44 AM ET
Jan 20, 5:37 AM ET
A fuel pipeline explodes north of Mexico City
At least 66 people were killed, and officials blamed fuel thieves who they say punctured the pipeline and sparked the blast.
Jan 20, 5:37 AM ET
Jan 14, 12:40 AM ET
Mexican fuel shortage stretches into second week
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is urging the country to remain patient.
Jan 14, 12:40 AM ET