Mexico needs more nurses to adequately meet the medical needs of all its citizens, according to World Health Organization guidelines.

The navy has built 14 new vessels for its own use and collaborated with state oil company Pemex to update its fleet of tugboats and supply ships.

Three Guinness records were added Sunday to Mexico’s ever-growing list, two involving drawings and the third a very large number of hot dogs.

A new resource distribution scheme is intended to deny opportunities for governors and other state officials to dip their hands in the cookie jar.

Twenty-five farm laborers including nine minors have been removed from a farm where authorities said they were being exploited.

The National Council for Science and Technology has confirmed it will not grant a scholarship to a Oaxaca student due to a mistake on his application form.

A naval base in Nuevo Laredo opened its doors to authorities and families of missing persons but relatives of the missing called the event a mockery.

A practice employed by Volkswagen in Puebla to protect new vehicles from hailstorms has led to a dispute with farmers, who claim it is causing a drought.

The incoming president announced that the original 830-kilometer route has been extended to 1,500 kilometers and will include additional stations.

The blush of youth, coupled with a significant surge of hormones, eclipsed whatever little judgment they may have possessed on that fateful night.

Ciudad Juárez’s 2017 suicide rate of 8.9 per 100,000 was nearly twice what it was in 2010. Last year, nearly 12,000 residents tried to kill themselves.

After driving a three-quarter-ton truck in downtown Mazatlán it became clear to the author that it was time to downsize. A Vocho was the answer.

Mesquite is widely known as a tree but its beans are also the source of a highly nutritious flour that is gaining popularity as a superfood.

Jalisco craftspeople transform rough chunks of the natural volcanic glass into creations of all kinds in their workshop near Guadalajara.