A cancer survivor living with diabetes, the 69‑year‑old worker speaks exclusively to EL PAÍS about her struggle to collect the settlement owed to her as the singer’s longtime assistant, after he removed her from his team in 2017 without explanation
The two sides will sign an update to their trade agreement and hold a summit in the capital of the Latin American country
Nearly 1,900 people vanished in and around Mexico’s second-largest city and clandestine graves have been uncovered near the Akron Stadium
Between September and December 2024, 83 people disappeared along the Chiapas coast. There is still no leads, no findings, no arrests. Their families arrived in the country for the first real search in 16 months
With an investment of $1 billion, the cruise line aims to replicate the success of CocoCay in the Bahamas, building on 107 hectares in southern Quintana Roo
A report warns of the environmental and social impact of at least 28 mining-related projects that have deepened the relationship between the region and the Asian giant despite Trump’s efforts to sever those ties
Reports about the agency’s possible involvement in the murder of a mid-level Sinaloa Cartel operative deepen the binational security crisis
The victims include a 14-year-old and a Mexican woman who alerted a relative about the extreme heat inside the railcar, authorities reported. Another body was found near the tracks
The investigation reinforces evidence of covert operations conducted directly on Mexican soil by US agencies, as part of Trump’s crusade against the cartels
The budding career of the San Diego Padres rookie has been put on hold after he pleaded guilty to receiving money to transport two undocumented immigrants across the border
Thousands of family assets will be in the hands of millennial and Gen Z entrepreneurs in the coming years, far more inclined to invest abroad and move away from the industrial tradition
Teachers and parents are furious they were not consulted about bringing forward the summer holidays by more than a month
The United States is threatening to pursue more cases against Mexican politicians and close consulates in its territory in the lead-up to the World Cup and the renegotiation of the USMCA trade agreement
The former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, who has been serving a life sentence in the US since 2019, has sent another letter requesting extradition
A new document outlines how the Trump Administration is adopting a more aggressive approach and demanding measurable results from other countries
Isabel Díaz Ayuso is on a tour of Mexico, where she was warmly received by a fellow conservative but labeled a ‘fascist’ by the governing party. The event is viewed as a provocation just as Mexico and Spain were patching up bilateral relations
The US indictment of Governor Rocha and members of his administration over ties to El Chapo’s sons is fueling a mix of fatigue and resignation in a region marred by corruption and violence
The good feeling that existed between the Mexican security cabinet and US law enforcement agencies has soured due to the clashes of recent weeks
A group of locals recruited decades ago from the ranching communities of the Coahuila-Texas desert to serve as Big Bend National Park’s firefighting brigade now faces an uncertain future amid the budget cuts and immigration restrictions of the Trump administration
A multi-million-dollar security investment by the right-leaning Chihuahua state government of Maru Campos, the Sentinel Tower has become the target of federal complaints
The Mexican architect is the first woman commissioned to design a wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, scheduled to open in 2030
The accusation against the governor of Sinaloa once again highlights the allegations that have dogged Morena’s electoral campaigns since 2021
The data comes from a study by the US investment bank Jefferies, which noted that the tournament will feature more matches than previous editions - and more possibilities to drink
Several political operatives were kidnapped during the 2021 elections and armed groups stole ballot boxes full of votes, according to the indictment filed by the US prosecutors
The US Attorney’s Office has sent shockwaves through Mexico by charging Governor Rubén Rocha, a senator, and eight state officials with ties to the powerful Sinaloa Cartel. The Mexican government rejects the allegations, arguing they were filed without sufficient evidence
Washington has requested the extradition of the accused, but Mexico maintains that the US Department of Justice does not have evidence of their guilt
Claudia Sheinbaum seeks to set limits on cooperation with the United States after the CIA agent scandal in Chihuahua
