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Authorities capture 4 escapees after Puerto Vallarta jailbreak; 19 remain at...
Twenty-three prisoners, most with violent records, broke out of the facility during last Sunday's unrest in the state of Jalisco and beyond. Only four had been captured as of Thursday morning.
Mexico votes to cut workweek to 40 hours — but critics...
More than 13 million Mexican workers stand to benefit from a landmark reform approved by Congress this week, which will phase in a 40-hour workweek by 2030.
Nearly half of Mexicans view Sheinbaum more favorably after CJNG takedown
A new survey shows broad public support for the operation that took down the CJNG's founding leader.
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Morena’s electoral reform would shrink the Senate, cut election budget and simplify voting from...
It would also support the use of electronic voting, reduce political parties' permitted per-day advertising time on TV and radio and eliminate the free ride that "plurinomial" candidates now enjoy.
Mexico sends 1,200 tonnes of food to Cuba in second major batch of aid
The latest shipment of aid comes after the Papaloapan and another Navy vessel, the Isla Holbox, transported 814 tonnes of provisions to Cuba earlier this month.
Inside El Mencho’s last hideout in Tapalpa, Jalisco
Luxury furniture, neatly folded clothes, plenty of food, an altar — and a handwritten version of Psalm 91. Here's what else reporters found inside the property where the CJNG cartel boss was found.
Arson attacks and narco-blockades continue in Jalisco as CJNG responds to El Mencho’s death
Various acts of violence and vandalism were committed in Guadalajara and other parts of Jalisco on Monday night in an apparent continuation of the hostile reaction to the death on Sunday of CJNG leader Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes.
CDMX ‘at peace’ as authorities take measures to prevent cartel violence
Mayor Clara Brugada convened a “permanent” Security Cabinet session and sent 5,000 agents to guard the Mexico City International Airport following Sunday's operation against the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
MND Local: How is Puerto Vallarta today?
The Pacific city is cleaning up and returning to normality as businesses and tourism reopen. Here's the latest on cleanup operations and flight schedules.
What is a cartel? Mexico’s most powerful criminal organizations — history, structure and making money
Mexico's cartels are associated with drugs, but that's just one of many criminal enterprises these organized crime groups use to fuel profits.
A look back at the days when tequila was the drug smuggled across the Mexico-US border
Prohibition launched the era of the tequileros, Mexican men from border towns who saw an opportunity to make a quick buck smuggling contraband alcohol into the U.S.
