Sightings of these animals in cities, particularly across the northern Mexican state of Nuevo León, are becoming more frequent. The authorities are trying to find a solution that will protect this endangered species
For the last seven years, Kenya Cuevas has been finding burial spots for friends. Now she is building Mexico’s first mausoleum for trans women
Pay de Limón was found by the owner of the Milagros Caninos shelter in a dump and nursed back to health. Now, at age 13, he is a finalist in a popular competition
A network of lawyers, public notaries and government officials have expropriated more than 4,000 properties in a single year to sell at below-market prices
The judicial process against the former head of Mexican public security has seen several high-ranking narcos reveal the horrors and excesses of the war on drugs
There is a heavy bond that, through wrongful acquittal or impunity, unites perpetrators of femicide and their victims. Because not all justice is punitive, Mexican law considers truth and memory as acts of restitution
Prosecutors call a former Mexican cop and a Sinaloa Cartel frontman to testify about how million-dollar bribes greased the wheels of organized crime
The discovery of 23 lead boxes containing relics and images of saints was made in December. Authorities say they will be returned to their original position
The engineer became the country’s first woman to go beyond the Earth’s frontier. She has quit her job at NASA to focus on promoting the Mexican space industry
With Biden visiting El Paso and Mexico City, it is critical to remember there is far more to the border, and to the bilateral relationship, than migration
The material turned up at the Penn Biden Center, where the US president kept a space after he left the vice presidency in 2017. Trump asked when the FBI is going to raid the current leader’s ‘many homes’
Violence swept across the state of Sinaloa after the son of ‘El Chapo’ was arrested and taken to Mexico City
The drug lord’s detention has sparked widespread violence, with shooting and narco-blockades reported across the Mexican state of Sinaloa
Since December 24, nearly 180 flights have been delayed or canceled across the country, affecting over 30,000 people. Many have complained about the lack of personnel in airports
EL PAÍS has received exclusive access to the police testimony of Margarita María Ochoa, whose husband and two nephews were killed by squatters in the historic Roma neighborhood
Authorities have issued yellow and orange warnings with subzero temperatures, heavy rain, sleet and frost forecast in nothern and central areas
The woman identified as Rebeca is a friend of the other four arrested suspects and was located through mobile phone tracking
Jorge Rueda Landeros – the principal suspect in a high-profile American homicide case – was detained in Mexico, where he has been working as a yoga instructor for the past 12 years under a different identity. EL PAÍS pieced this shocking story together with the help of testimonies, court documents and an interview with Landeros, who is now in jail
Two women and a man who lived in the home with the victims have been arrested for the crime
The company that manages hundreds of apartments on the short-term rental platform is pushing up prices to exorbitant levels
Heavily armed men claim control over Milpa Alta, a rural area on the capital’s southern fringe
The legislation, which came into force last October, expands eligibility to the descendants of those who fled the Spanish Civil War and Franco dictatorship
The relatives of Kandace Florence, Jordan Marshall and Courtez Hall want the rental giant to ensure that all properties advertised on its app have working carbon monoxide monitors
The Administration will retain significant leverage that can be used to incentivize future agreements in this process
The victims’ families are requesting new autopsies amid doubts about official reports of a strong gas smell at the site
The Prosecutor’s Office says that the tourists died of carbon monoxide poisoning, while relatives of the victims, one woman and two men, believe they were drugged at a bar
Swastikas, Nazi salutes and Hitler tattoos were all the rage at the event where Mexican and Spanish bands performed ‘hard and nationalist’ music