This week, Mexico's security shortfalls were front and center after a car crash revealed a recurring collaboration between Chihuahua and the CIA, a fatal shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids took a Canadian visitor's life and a visit from the United Nations high commissioner for human rights raised uncomfortable questions.

She had a running headstart to her photography career as the daughter of a camera shop owner in the Zapotec community of Villa Hidalgo Yalálag in Oaxaca’s Sierra Norte.

The German carrier is gunning for more slots at the crowded Mexico City International Airport, where it hopes to offer five flights to Munich every week.

There are some amazing beaches south of Puerto Vallarta, but the only way to get to them is to hike the trail, jump in a panga or a little of both.

This week in Mexico, USMCA talks advanced, Pemex admitted to a major oil spill and Sheinbaum made Time's most influential list — here are this week's top stories.

Three high-ranking officials have now been fired over the cover-up, and a complaint was submitted to the Federal Attorney General’s Office to determine criminal liability.

Yuji joins Punch, a baby macaque in Japan, and Linh Mai, an Asian elephant calf in Washington, as newborns rejected by their mothers but adopted by animal experts and an adoring public.

While tourist attractions are opening across the Bay of Banderas, there is a worrying drop in passenger numbers at the city's international airport.

Mexico City confirms it will "absolutely do this again" without specifying any limits whatsoever.

Mexico's 13 golds, two silvers and two bronze medals were far and away the most by any nation, solidifying the tricolor's regional dominance in artistic swimming.