Big Pharma is reportedly overjoyed at the news.

U.S. attitudes towards security cooperation with Mexico are shifting from frustration to cautious hope and the big arrests keep coming. CEO of AmCham Pedro Casas breaks down the numbers.

Meanwhile, the Nuevo León state Congress issued a formal apology to World Cup tourists for “the mess they will see and the public works the governor did not complete.”

Against the backdrop of festive preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the first week of June proved to be one of the most charged of Claudia Sheinbaum's presidency. Here's what happened in Mexico from June 1 to June 5.

Morena has more than 12 million members, making it the ninth-largest political party in the world. But how do Mexico's other parties measure up?

Gabriel Nicolás Martínez, nicknamed "Gabito" or "El 80," is considered the "regional boss" of the "Menores" faction of the Sinaloa Cartel, and is linked to the kidnapping and homicide of six workers and four suppliers of the Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver in January of this year.

With the World Cup two weeks away, the last week of May brought falling homicides, a fast-moving election reform and hotel bookings well below predictions.

Rising development is threatening endangered turtles in Puerto Vallarta, while scorpion stings are one of many dangers as the Bay of Banderas region braces for its hot and rainy season.

Mexico capped the week by signing a landmark trade deal with the EU — but between a Moody's downgrade, a Royal Caribbean megaproject killed and another mayor arrested for colluding with the Sinaloa Cartel, there was plenty more to follow.

Three women found dead in Puerto Vallarta within weeks have prompted investigators to explore a possible connection between the cases.