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Mexico in Numbers: A 2025 security snapshot
New INEGI data reveal how much Mexico spent on security in 2025, how many guns were seized and how arrests shifted — the year, by the numbers.
Mexico refuses to support US-led push to address Nicaragua’s election ban
With Mexico abstaining and Brazil voting "No," the OAS voted 29-1 to convene an emergency session that will likely result in a condemnation of Nicaragua's undemocratic action, though its power of eneforcement is limited.
Sheinbaum unveils Olinia Carga, a Mexican-made electric cargo vehicle: Thursday’s mañanera recapped
At Thursday's mañanera, Sheinbaum presented Mexico's second Olinia EV prototype, addressed a fresh arrest tied to "El Mayo" Zambada's 2024 kidnapping, and discussed a Navy officer's extradition from Argentina.
Is Mexico really dangerous? Why travel advisories don’t tell the whole story
Mexico is an enormous country, and travel advisories for small parts of it shouldn't cause fear about visiting the nation as a whole, writes Charlotte Smith.
An infamous Morelos narco ranch will be converted into a school and health center
The ranch became a lottery prize after authorities seized it in 2009, but the winner refused to take it over, instead selling it back to the government for an undisclosed amount, clearing the way for its metamorphosis into a community asset.
What is President Sheinbaum’s view on Mexico becoming a data center hub?
The proliferation of data centers in Mexico goes hand in hand with the inevitable growth of artificial intelligence as a technological tool and an economic engine. But their environmental costs are seen as too high for the sector to go global.
García Harfuch earns DEA administrator’s praise at anti-drug trafficking conference
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Administrator Terrance Cole publicly praised Security Minister Omar García Harfuch during this week’s 40th International Drug Enforcement Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina, describing him as a “good friend of the United States.”
Why don’t more foreign tourists come to Central Mexico? MND’s journalism intern explains
Americans tend to make long-haul trips to Europe to eat unique food, explore cobblestone streets and take in thousands of years of history. They can get the same experience with their southern neighbor, so why don’t they come to Central Mexico? Jared Tucker discovered a few reasons.
Mexico and My Money: What you told us about your personal finance habits and...
Earlier this month, we sent out a survey to help guide and define the topics of a new MND series called "Mexico and My Money." Here's what our nearly 700 respondents from across Mexico had to say.
Navy seizes over 300 IEDs and 300 kg of explosives in Sinaloa
This week's bust came just over two months after state and federal security authorities located more than 550 IEDs at another property in the same area of Sinaloa.