Mara Lezama and Customs Chief Target Cancun Airport Chaos
Travelers have spent hours watching the same carousel go around at Cancun International, waiting for bags that seem to take longer to arrive than the flight itself.
Former Wisconsin Judge Avoids Jail After Helping Mexican Man Evade ICE
ICE agents walked into the Milwaukee County Courthouse on April 18, 2025. They had a warrant. What happened next would end with a judge being sentenced by a judge.
97 Executed 100 Disappeared: Tecate Faces Unprecedented Cartel Violence
Seven bodies in less than 24 hours. That was just Tuesday in Tecate. Ninety seven executed. One hundred disappeared. Homicides up 100 percent compared to the same period last year.
Aguascalientes Honey Finds Fans in Germany Japan and Beyond
German consumers calling it butter honey. Japanese buyers lining up for the creamy Mexican product. Germany alone imported roughly 680 tons of Altiplano honey from Aguascalientes last year.
Mexico Takes the US to Court Over 17 Mexicans Dead in ICE Custody
14 deaths inside ICE detention centers and three more killed during ICE field operations. Mexico has now taken the United States to court.
Sheinbaum Pushes Back on US Cartel Accusations
On various occasions, the U.S. government has used accusations of alleged ties to drug trafficking against people or political actors as a form of interference or to weaken governments.
ICE Killed a Mexican Man in Houston. He Wasn't Even the Target
A 35-year-old Mexican immigrant was shot and killed by ICE agents in Houston during an operation targeting two Guatemalan men who were not even in his vehicle.
Record FDI Meets Remote Work and Mexico Feels the Squeeze
A developer in Guadalajara clocks in for a Berlin startup. A finance analyst in Monterrey joins a morning standup with a New York hedge fund. This is not the future of work. It is the present.
The Sargassum Tracker: July 10 2026
2026 is tracking to be a record year for sargassum in the Mexican Caribbean, with three dense clusters currently moving toward the Yucatan Peninsula in staggered pulses.
The Red Ink
At a public university in Oaxaca, every phantom worker's contract was signed by the same hand. The auditor following the money to Panama realized the missing 103 million pesos was supposed to fund the laboratories and scholarships the Constitution promises are free.
Sheinbaum Reassures IMMEX Leaders After T-MEC Extension to 2036
President Claudia Sheinbaum met with manufacturing sector leaders at Palacio Nacional to confirm investment certainty after Mexico US and Canada agreed to extend the USMCA trade deal through 2036.
BCS Cyber Police Prevented 2.4 Million Pesos in Virtual Kidnapping Payouts
The Baja California Sur cyber police unit has stopped 15 virtual kidnapping cases and provided 876 consultations to residents in 2026.