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During 6 years, Michoacán spent 1.2 billion pesos to rent 7 aircraft
The previous state government spent the money on renting six helicopters and a stealth aircraft, officials say.
COVID roundup: numbers continue to show decreasing rates of new infections
The average number of new infections has been decreasing for the last 12 days, but "local trends remain worrisome," one health director said.
Former Ayotzinapa suspect says feds offered 4mn pesos for false testimony
Alleged gang leader Felipe Rodríguez Salgado said a high-ranking federal security official tried to bribe him to make false accusations.
September’s tourist numbers highest ever recorded at Cancún airport
Last month was the busiest September ever, a clear sign that the resort city is recovering strongly from the tourism downturn.
Seeking a life of stately country living? Read this before you buy a quinta
A house built on a fifth of a hectare of rural land can be your Mexican dream come true, but it's not a homebuying decision to make lightly.
AMLO won’t present Senate award due to senator’s ‘lack of respect’
President López Obrador will not attend a ceremony in the Senate because he wants to avoid a protest against him.
Priest estimates 22,000 people, abandoned by the state, have fled Michoacán
The Apatzingán cleric says that the federal and state governments have abandoned Tierra Caliente to cartels' "well-systematized terrorism."
New Guanajuato spirits contest highlights Mexico’s mezcals
The agave distillate makers were big winners at the state's first competition just for liquors, taking all the gold and most silver medals.
Accusations against Mexico’s former top cop grow in US courts
Evidence and accusations are piling up against Mexico's former top security official, Genaro García Luna, who faces trial in the US.
AMLO’s new book offers some insight and plenty of repetition
The president's new book covers well-trodden ground including corruption, the evils of neoliberalism, media bias and energy self-sufficiency.
