Politics
How Mexico Must Adapt to a Trump Administration
With Donald Trump's election victory, Mexico faces significant challenges in its relationship with the U.S., including potential mass deportations and economic dependency.
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Originals
The Americans Who Searched for Hidalgo’s Hidden Treasure
A group of Americans visit a Mexican town seeking a 19th-century buried treasure. They have a detailed map but mysteriously disappear after initial inquiries. The local community is intrigued by the legend and the foreigners' sudden interest, leaving the mystery unsolved.
History
How Texas Broke Free from Mexico's Grasp
Discover the dramatic story of Texas' independence from Mexico, from the early days of American colonization to the climactic Battle of San Jacinto. Explore the political intrigue, cultural clashes, and military conflicts that shaped the Lone Star State.
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What Trump’s Presidency Means for Mexico
As Donald Trump returns to the presidency, experts caution about the uncertain balance of power among Republicans and the legislative challenges ahead. The U.S.-Mexico relationship will be tested, emphasizing the need for strategic negotiation amid Trump's erratic approach.
Politics
Sheinbaum's Response to SCJN Ruling and Future Relations with the U.S.
During a press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed the U.S. election, expressing confidence in maintaining strong bilateral relations and assuring support for Mexicans in the U.S. amid potential changes.
Crime
How U.S. Guns and Foreign Thugs Created Mexico's Deadliest Weekend
Foreign drug lords unleash terror as 34 die in four days. Guatemalan gangsters armed with U.S. weapons battle army in Tecpan, exposing shocking reality of international crime syndicates invading Mexican territory.
Crime
Chinese 'Drug Dragon' Caught in Mexico City Mansion Raid
Mexican authorities arrested Chinese national Zhi Dong in Mexico City, wanted for international drug trafficking. He's accused of distributing massive amounts of cocaine, fentanyl, and meth globally, laundering $150 million annually.
Crime
How 'La Línea' Turned the US-Mexico Border into a Fentanyl Highway
The US has sanctioned five members of the 'La Línea' cartel, a Mexican criminal organization involved in drug, human, and arms trafficking. The sanctions target key figures responsible for the deadly fentanyl trade.
Business
US Investors Sue Mexico Over TV Azteca Debt, Seeking US$220M
Mexico faces a $220 million arbitration claim from US investors over TV Azteca's debt dispute. The case, rooted in a Mexican court's precautionary measure, tests NAFTA provisions and Mexico's sovereignty.
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Mexico Prepares for Any Outcome in Polarized U.S. Election
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.
Crime
How the Sinaloa Cartel's Finest Traded Cocaine for Cooperation
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.
Business
How Mexico is Reshaping North American Trade
Mexico's economy has transformed from a self-sufficient model to a key player in global trade. Driven by nearshoring and strategic location near the U.S., the country faces opportunities in manufacturing and tech sectors while navigating challenges of foreign dependency and demands.
Crime
Notorious Fugitive John Panaligan Caught in Mexico After Seven-Year Manhunt
John Panaligan, one of the U.S. Marshals' 15 most wanted fugitives, was arrested in Mexico after nearly seven years on the run. Panaligan, 57, is accused of murdering attorney Victor Jigar Patel in 2016. He was extradited to Illinois to face charges, marking a major victory for law enforcement.
Crime
Sons of Notorious Cartel Kingpin 'El Chapo' May Turn Against Former Partners in Desperate Bid to Reduce Prison Sentences
Ovidio Guzmán López, son of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, appeared in a Chicago court for a review hearing. His lawyer, Jeffrey Lichtman, confirmed that Ovidio and his brother Joaquín are seeking a plea agreement with the American justice system.
Originals
The Shepherd's Last Stand
Espiridión, a lifelong shepherd, faces the end of his life in a nursing home. He reflects on his solitary existence in the Texas countryside and his unexpected journey to the United States. As he prepares for his death, he grapples with the unfamiliar concept of wearing a tie for his funeral.
Crime
How U.S. Anti-Narcotics Agents Brought Undercover Ops to Mexico (And No One Talked About It)
Unraveling the history of Mexico's drug war, this text exposes the clandestine world of undercover operations. From the debunked poppy cultivation myth to the evolution of covert tactics, it reveals the challenges and successes of law enforcement's battle against drug cartels.