PAID news digest July 14

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National Public Security System chief Marcela Figueroa reported that there was an average of 45.4 homicides per day in Mexico in June, and an average of 49.7 homicides per day…


Is Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar the latest Mexican politician to face criminal charges in the United States? An audio recording, possibly obtained by espionage, raises more questions about…

Businesses represented included Honda, All Nippon Airways, Toyota, Panasonic, Mazda and Nissan — a heavyweight lineup that illustrates why mutual trade is so important to both countries.

The incident began when a motorcyclist fell onto the road while trying to avoid a large pothole. Shortly after, his rescuer found himself in an even bigger predicament.

Two storm systems, one of them moving closer to Mexico’s southwestern coast, and the annual arrival of the Saharan dust will complicate the weather this week. Here’s what you need…

The Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (Cofepris) warned consumers not to purchase bottles of tequila branded as Gran Centenario with the batch number L 061 24 and…

Playa del Cuale in Puerto Vallarta and Playa Principal in Puerto Escondido are two of five beaches exceeding federal contamination limits. But 98.3% of the Mexican shoreline got a clean…

The rights movement, promoted by Indigenous activists who claim beekeeping as part of their biocultural heritage, recalls a similar case that led to increased protection of whales in the Gulf…


International air arrivals are down this year in Mexico’s three biggest beach resort destinations: Cancún, Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta. Writer Chris Sands digs into the details.

For MND’s summer journalism intern Jared Tucker, San Miguel de Allende has proven the ideal setting to examine and question the American experience abroad — Spanish mishaps and all.


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