Hugs or bullets? Mexico conflicted over how to fight crime
The Mexican army _ the country’s last line of defense against violent gangs _ is struggling with President Andrés Manuel […]
Crime
Mexico’s Supreme Court rules women can receive abortion if mother’s health is at risk
Mexico only allows abortion when the mother’s life is in danger or she is a victim of rape. Women who
Thirty-five bodies found buried in Guadalajara
Mexican investigators have found thirty-five bodies buried around the metropolitan area of Guadalajara, the country’s second city, state prosecutors said
Amid Concerns Over Mexico, is Puerto Vallarta Safe?
With summer approaching and vacation-goers hurriedly marking their calendars and packing their bags, many travelers are wondering if travel to
Citizens of Puerto Vallarta feel that insecurity has grown
The citizens of the largest tourist destinations in Mexico perceive more insecurity, including in Puerto Vallarta. In Puerto Vallarta, more
Diverted sewage to the El Salado estuary in Puerto Vallarta was intentional
The El Salado estuary in Puerto Vallarta received an uninterrupted flow of sewage for three days due to a broken
Mexican army frees 34 kidnapped Central American migrants
The Mexican army says it has freed 34 Central American migrants who had been kidnapped in the northern state of
Gang takes 19 people from bus in northern Mexico
Security officials in the northern Mexican state of Tamaulipas say an armed gang has hauled 19 people off a passenger
Mexico’s leftist president creates new style of government
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s first 100 days in office have combined a compulsive shedding of presidential trappings with
At least 13 killed in a bar shooting in violent Guanajuato state
At least 13 people were killed and another seven wounded in a shooting at a bar early on Saturday in
Mexico government apologizes for deaths of youths taken by police
Mexican government officials apologized on Monday to families of five youths killed after police kidnapped them and turned them over
Mexican Senate approves quasi-military National Guard
Mexico’s Senate has unanimously approved a watered-down version of the militarized National Guard the government wants to use to combat
