No fatalities in crash of Aeroméxico Durango-CDMX flight shortly after takeoff

The government apologized to a member of a guerrilla movement who was tortured for 49 days and forced to watch the extrajudicial killing of her husband.

The Mexican government has purchased enough cancer medication to last through the end of the year, President López Obrador confirmed Sunday.

An interview with Ioan Grillo, who has written extensively about the Mexican drug war for newspapers and magazines and authored two books on the subject.

There were more than 16,000 confirmed cases of dengue fever during the first eight and a half months, more than triple the number in the same period of 2018.

The state Congress will vote on a bill to change the state’s constitution and remove criminal penalties for abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

The electricity commission detected almost 70,000 cases of power theft between January and May, a crime forecast to cost over 8 billion pesos this year.

In the United States strict traffic laws enforced by an active police force and videos of gruesome deaths in driver education class are pretty effective.

A language issue at least muddies the waters, given the apparent lack of English, Portuguese and French-speaking immigration officials.

If we legalize and regulate its medical use we can prevent those patients from becoming addicted to much stronger and more harmful substances.

Manfred Meiners’ name has been associated with so many ecologically sound projects that it is no wonder he received the prize.

In the battle of the Puente de Calderón at least 80,000 rebels lost to just 6,000 royalists. It is now a monument and ecopark in Jalisco.