Mexico at a glance.
Women
From zero to political power, Mexican women's journey is a tale of persistence and breakthrough. Starting with the 1953 suffrage victory, they've steadily climbed from local councils to Congress, governor's mansions, and finally to the presidency.
United States
U.S. presidential race between Harris and Trump is too close to call, with economic concerns and shifting voter demographics playing crucial roles. Mexico prepares for potential challenges in bilateral relations regardless of the outcome.
Politics
Women in politics face persistent challenges, from stereotypes to safety concerns. Despite obstacles, female leaders like Merkel, Gandhi, and Ardern have made significant impacts globally.
Politics
President Sheinbaum's new administration tackles missing persons, judicial reform, and security. Amid controversy over Supreme Court powers and justices' retirements, the government reports progress in crime-fighting.
Crime
El Chapo's sons and their top enforcer are negotiating surrender deals with US authorities, marking a dramatic turn in the Sinaloa cartel saga. Ovidio, Joaquín, and El Nini seek plea agreements to avoid lengthy trials, while revealing the intricate web of drug trafficking, violence, and betrayal.
Culture
Mexico dominates the global marigold scene with 35 registered varieties, a legacy dating back to pre-Hispanic times. These versatile flowers, ranging from bold yellows to whites, aren't just Day of the Dead decorations - they're agricultural powerhouses used in medicine, cosmetics, and food.
Biodiversity
Scientists race to save Mexico's axolotls from extinction. With only 36 left in 2013, researchers study their reproductive organs' regeneration. Efforts include creating germoplasm banks and reintroducing them to Xochimilco canals.
Sports
Mexican youth boxers show promise at IBA World Championships in Budva. Carbajal Mendoza wins decisively, Muñoz Reveles advances unopposed. Beyer Lopez falls in split decision, Hernandez Nolasco eliminated.
Originals
A family tale of a bomb from the Mexican Revolution, brought home as a souvenir, used as an anvil and toy for 21 years. In 1935, it finally exploded, killing three people in Guerrero, Coahuila. A tragic story of war's long-lasting, unexpected consequences.
Women
Cancun will host the National Congress of Businesswomen in 2025. The event is expected to attract over a thousand participants and generate significant economic impact.
Crime
Venezuelan gang "Tren de Aragua" infiltrates Ciudad Juárez, engaging in human trafficking. Authorities form special unit to combat the elusive group. Gang members blend with local cartels, making detection difficult. US offers multi-million dollar rewards for top leaders.
Crime
Three young people from Ahome, Mexico, were brutally murdered on their way to new jobs with the Attorney General's Office in Nuevo León. Bill Alexis Molina, Misael López, and Alejandra Meza were gunned down near San Blas, Navolato, in a suspected carjacking gone wrong.
Crime
Tragic bank robbery in Copainalá, Chiapas: Manager Abraham González killed, employee injured. Armed men stole money and fled. State Attorney General investigating. TV Azteca owner Ricardo Salinas Pliego mourns loss.
Crime
Mexican Army seizes heavily armored 'Monster Truck' in Sinaloa raid. The modified pickup, found in tiny Portezuelo village, features rotating turret, armored windows, and extended cabin. Part of ongoing operations against cartel violence.
Culiacán
Mexican authorities discovered dismembered human remains—including a head, two arms, and two legs—inside a cooler at Culiacan's Park 87. State Attorney General confirms no family members have come forward to identify the victim as investigation continues.
Mazatlan
Gunfire erupted in Mazatlán, Mexico, turning a peaceful Sunday into chaos. Shootings across neighborhoods left at least one dead and one injured. Terrified shoppers sought shelter in malls as bullets flew.