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Business, government will build an economic power, double the growth rate
The government and business will work together to turn Mexico into an economic power, the new president said after meeting with business leaders.
Police arrest suspected leader of violent La Línea gang
The suspected leader of La Línea, the armed wing of the Juárez Cartel, was arrested in Ciudad Juárez. He is believed responsible for recent violence.
88-year-old writer to head non-profit publishing group
Reaction has been positive and negative to the appointment of an 88-year-old writer and academic to head up a government-affiliated publisher.
Great expectations for AMLO: survey reveals strong support
There are high expectations that things will get better under the new government, according to a poll that shows the president-elect has strong support.
Oaxaca to fight expansion of denomination of origin for mezcal
45 municipalities in four states were added to the list of mezcal producing areas, a move that the governor of Oaxaca is determined to fight.
Defense force founder attends peace forum but won’t forgive his son’s killer
A former self-defense leader from Michoacán agreed to attend today’s peace forum in the state capital but said he would not forgive his son’s killers.
Coahuila farm owner accused of exploiting field workers
Twenty-five farm laborers including nine minors have been removed from a farm where authorities said they were being exploited.
Farmers protest auto maker’s use of hail cannons to protect vehicles
A practice employed by Volkswagen in Puebla to protect new vehicles from hailstorms has led to a dispute with farmers, who claim it is causing a drought.
Scientists assess sargassum invasion, warn it could trigger health crisis
As sargassum continues to wash up on Mexico’s Caribbean coast beaches, scientists warn there is a risk that the masses of seaweed could cause health crisis.
Mobile shower unit will serve Tijuana’s homeless population
People living on the streets of Tijuana will soon have a new option for bathing, thanks to an initiative by a church group in the border city.
