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New security measures in Quintana Roo where homicide rate has doubled
The governor has announced a new 10-point strategy to combat insecurity in the state, including a new, single-command police force.
More bodies in hidden graves in Colima; count is up to 69
Last week, 19 bodies were discovered in 11 hidden graves in the crime-plagued municipality of Tecomán, Colima. Since then, another 50 have been found.
A banner year for Zihuatanejo’s Sailfest: 2.1 million pesos raised
Once a sleepy fishing village, Zihuatanejo is nestled in a sheltered bay off the coast of Guerrero, a few hours north of Acapulco, and...
Catholic church reveals at least 152 priests suspended for abuse in 9 years
The church said 152 priests have been suspended for child sex abuse, triggering demands that the clerics’ names and whereabouts be made public.
State takes over policing in Mexico’s wealthiest municipality
Nuevo León state police assumed responsibility for policing duties in Mexico’s wealthiest municipality Saturday after a request for help from the mayor.
Mexico’s first woman-powered distillery: finesse and delicacy in every bottle
Pineapple, lavender, chile ancho, hibiscus flower, clove, cinnamon and black pepper infused into mezcal. These are the potent ingredients that make up Xila.
Back to you AMLO, says rights commission over teacher blockades
The National Human Rights Commission has warned the federal government that it cannot delegate its responsibility to protect people’s rights.
45 more Tamaulipas factories threaten to go on strike, this time in Reynosa
Workers at 45 factories have threatened to strike if they are not given the same pay raise and bonus as those given to thousands of workers in Matamoros.
US pulls out of Mexico tomato agreement over growers’ complaints
The United States intends to withdraw from a six-year-old trade agreement, a move that clears the way for new tariffs to be imposed.
Government goes to human rights commission over teachers’ rail blockades
A complaint has been filed with the National Human Rights Commission against those responsible for the blockades in Michoacán.
