The United States has designated Mexico’s Juarez Cartel and Los Alegres group as foreign terrorist organizations, marking a major escalation in Washington’s fight against drug cartels. The US State Department said the groups were involved in attacks affecting American citizens and interests, including a 2019 attack that killed nine members of the Mormon community in Mexico.

US designates Mexican cartels as terror groups in major drug war escalation

US aviation authorities warned airlines to exercise caution over parts of Mexico and Central America, citing possible interference with navigation systems. FAA notice is valid for 60 days.

US FAA warns airlines to 'exercise caution' over Mexico, Central America, cites 'military activities'. All you need to know

The rail network extends to 21 kilometres and connects eight stations, which include Tlajomulco Centro, Concepción del Valle, Cutlajo, El Cuervo, Real del Valle, Jalisco 200 Años, Acueducto and Las Juntas. 

WATCH: Mexican mayor arrives late for rail inauguration, train leaves, internet says 'driver would have been arrested in India'

The Ox Bel Ha cave system under Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula is a complex network of chambers and tunnels filled with ice palaces and sinkholes. Researchers say there is a larger unexplored area yet to be discovered.

Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula is hiding world's longest underwater cave filled with ice palaces and sinkholes

The disturbing scene unfolded in the historic downtown area of the city while the president was speaking with citizens on the street. The incident captured on phone has since gone viral on social media, raising serious concerns about her security detail.

SHOCKING! Man gropes, attempts to kiss Mexico’s President Claudia during public event — VIDEO

Ten killed in an accident that took place in Mexico. A double-decker bus and a freight train collided.

10 killed, over 60 injured as freight train collides with double-decker bus in Mexico

A dead whale washed ashore on a Mexican beach, raising concerns among local authorities and environmentalists.


Massive Whale Found Dead on Mexico Beach

Soldiers chasing suspicious vehicles on a highway in Mexico opened fire and killed six migrants, the defense ministry said Wednesday. The patrol found 33 migrants from countries including Egypt, Nepal, Cuba, India and Pakistan, it said, without specifying the nationalities of those killed in the incident late Tuesday in southern Chiapas state.

Mexican army kills six migrants, including Indian, during dramatic highway chase

Mexicans voted Sunday in a presidential election dominated by two women, a historic first in a country with a history of gender-based violence and discrimination.

Mexico Elections 2024: Women lead race as Mexicans vote for new president

Nine people were killed and more than 50 injured after a stage collapsed under heavy winds at a campaign rally in Mexico on Wednesday (May 22), as reported by Reuters.

Nine dead after stage collapses at Mexico election rally

A dozen people were killed at a Mexican holiday party Sunday early morning (Dec 17) after a group of people opened fire on them, Reuters reported citing Mexican authorities.

Mexico: Dozen killed as armed group opens fire on holiday party

Organised crime groups in Mexico have become the fifth-largest employer in the country, a shocking report has revealed. According to a new study published in the journal Science, more than 175,000 people could be employed by Mexican cartels in total, with recruitment numbers going drastically up to make up for the losses caused by the incarceration of members or their deaths.

Organised crime groups now fifth-largest employer in Mexico: Report

A man suspected of deliberately setting a bar on fire in Mexico, resulting in the death of 11 people near the Arizona border in Sonora, has been arrested, Mexican authorities said.

Mexican authorities arrest women harasser-turned-arsonist who set a bar on flames, killing 11

Thousands of members of the National Guard will be deployed to stations and other facilities of Mexico City's metro system following a series of serious incidents.

Explained: Why is Mexico City deploying National Guard in its metro system?

Mexican security forces captured on Thursday drug cartel leader Ovidio Guzman, a son of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, triggering a wave of violence ahead of a visit by U.S. President Joe Biden next week.

Mexico captures son of 'El Chapo' sparking wave of violence

Mexico sent around 200 military personnel to the northern border city of Juarez in order to fight organized crime there and it also comes just days after a deadly prison riot led to a manhunt for escaped inmates.

Mexico sends 200 military personnel to the U.S. border city of Juarez

At least 14 people died in an armed attack at a prison in the Mexican border city, Juarez. State prosecutor said in a statement that 10 security personnel and 4 inmates were the ones who died.

The armed attack creates chaos at a prison in Mexican Border City Juarez

Tens of thousands of protesters took to the street in Mexico city against the proposed electoral reform by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Watch full video to know more.

Thousands protest in Mexico against electoral reform proposal

Since the beginning of the vaccination campaign, the Mexican authorities have distributed over 9.6 million doses of vaccines, mainly among the elderly and doctors.

Mexico authorizes emergency use of India's Covaxin

Mexican prosecutors on Sunday opened a homicide investigation into the death of a Salvadoran woman who was shown on video being pinned to the ground by a female police officer,

George Floyd like incident in Mexico

The Mexican health ministry released the data Saturday that raised the country’s COVID death count to more than 321,000.

New wave of Covid-19 turns deadly for Mexico

The COVID-19 vaccine rollout and the impact of the United States’ $1.9 trillion stimulus package should boost the economy, said Finance Minister Arturo Herrera

'Mexico's economy could grow over 5%', hints Finance Ministry

South America: Mexico has received a shipment of 870,000 doses of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine from India, the government said.

Mexico gets over 870,000 AstraZeneca vaccine doses from India

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US designates Mexican cartels as terror groups in major drug war escalation

US designates Mexican cartels as terror groups in major drug war escalation

US FAA warns airlines to 'exercise caution' over Mexico, Central America

WATCH: Mexican mayor arrives late to inaugurate, train leaves him

Mexico’s secret underwater cave with ice palaces might extend over 700km

SHOCKING! Man gropes, tries to kiss Mexico’s President during public event—VIDEO

10 killed as freight train collides with double-decker bus in Mexico

Massive Whale Found Dead on Mexico Beach

Mexican army kills six migrants, including Indian, during dramatic highway chase

Mexico Elections 2024: Women lead race as Mexicans vote for new president

Nine dead after stage collapses at Mexico election rally

Mexico: Dozen killed as armed group opens fire on holiday party

Organised crime groups now fifth-largest employer in Mexico: Report

Mexican authorities arrest women harasser-turned-arsonist who set a bar on flames, killing 11

Explained: Why is Mexico City deploying National Guard in its metro system?

Mexico captures son of 'El Chapo' sparking wave of violence

Mexico sends 200 military personnel to the U.S. border city of Juarez

The armed attack creates chaos at a prison in Mexican Border City Juarez

Thousands protest in Mexico against electoral reform proposal

Mexico authorizes emergency use of India's Covaxin

George Floyd like incident in Mexico

New wave of Covid-19 turns deadly for Mexico

'Mexico's economy could grow over 5%', hints Finance Ministry

Mexico gets over 870,000 AstraZeneca vaccine doses from India