Mexico’s Sheinbaum Vows to Support Pemex, Green Energy
(Bloomberg) — Mexico’s leading presidential candidate Claudia Sheinbaum vowed to keep up support for state-owned Petroleos Mexicanos, even while pushing toward renewable energy. Read More…
Protesters smash open door of Mexico’s presidential palace | Protests
NewsFeedThis is the moment protesters used a truck to smash open the door of Mexico’s presidential palace while the president was inside. The demonstrators were…
Ayotzinapa protesters knock down door of Mexico’s presidential palace | Protests News
Demonstrators used a truck to ram the palace door, as part of a protest for justice in the case of 43 missing student teachers. A…
Mexico’s teachers seek relief from pandemic-era spike in school robberies | Education News
Guadalajara, Mexico – In Maria Soto’s classroom, nearly half of the fourth-graders have not yet learned how to read. The rest are at least a…
Mexico’s president wants to guarantee people pensions equal to their full salaries when they retire
Breadcrumb Trail LinksPMN BusinessAuthor of the article:The Associated Press Mark StevensonPublished Feb 05, 2024 • 4 minute read FILE - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez…
Mexico’s Next President Will Inherit Oil Giant’s $106 Billion Debt
Breadcrumb Trail LinksPMN BusinessMexico’s state-owned Pemex faces most bond maturities until at least 2050Author of the article:Bloomberg News Scott SquiresPublished Jan 31, 2024 • 4…
Palestinians welcome Chile and Mexico’s call for ICC probe into Gaza war | Israel War on Gaza News
Two countries express ‘growing worry’ over ‘escalation of violence’ in a referral to the International Criminal Court over possible crimes. The Palestinian foreign ministry has…
Mexico’s weed ‘nuns’ taking the plant back from the narcos | Women
Beneath each full moon on the outskirts of a village in central Mexico, a group of women in nun habits circle a roaring fire, cleanse…
Inside Mexico’s most haunted hotel where walls are scrawled with creepy messages & why terrified guests leave sweets
AN explorer who visited an eerie haunted hotel in Mexico told how the walls were scrawled with creepy messages. Located in Mexico City, La Posada…
High-profile murders inspire calls for justice at Mexico’s ‘muxe’ festival | LGBTQ News
Juchitán, Mexico – Felina Santiago was cutting hair in her salon when she heard that one of her oldest friends, Oscar Cazorla, had been stabbed…
Field of dreams: How an Indigenous softball team captured Mexico’s heart | Women
Stepping up to the home plate with bat in hand, 14-year-old Berenice Geraldine Cime Ay senses the sweat streaming down her back. The outcome of…
Hurricane Otis leaves trail of destruction in Mexico’s Acapulco | Weather News
Hurricane Otis has caused at least 27 deaths and major damage as it lashed Mexico’s resort city of Acapulco as a scale-topping category five storm.…
At least 27 dead after Hurricane Otis hits Mexico’s Acapulco | Weather News
One of the most powerful storms to ever hit Mexico left a trail of destruction in the beach town of 900,000. At least 27 people…
At least 27 killed after Hurricane Otis slams into Mexico’s Acapulco | Weather News
Cleanup efforts under way after category 5 story hit Mexico’s Pacific coast and tore through Guerrero state. At least 27 people have been killed and…
Mexico’s Baja California braces for Hurricane Norma’s landfall
Hurricane Norma neared landfall along Mexico's Baja California Peninsula Saturday morning with maximum sustained winds of 110 mph. Image courtesy National Hurricane Center Oct. 21…
Mexico’s Supreme Court decriminalizes abortion
Mexico's Supreme Court unanimously ruled Wednesday to decriminalize abortion across the predominantly Catholic country, calling the existing federal ban on abortion "unconstitutional." Abortion rights activists…
Deluge from Hilary hits California after making landfall along Mexico’s Baja coast
At least 9 million people were under flash-flood warnings as heavy rain fell across normally sunny Southern California ahead of the brunt of the storm.…
Mexico’s serial killer Juana Barraza who murdered 17 women made chilling jailhouse confession, says neuropsychologist
MEXICO'S first documented mass murderer Juana Barraza dubbed The Old Lady Killer, made an eerie and vivid jailhouse confession, a neuropsychologist has revealed to The…
The frontrunners fighting to be Mexico’s first woman president
MEXICO CITY — The two presidential front-runners grew up exposed to sharply different visions of what a woman in Mexico could aspire to be. In her…
Mexico’s missing students case: Investigators recount challenges of probe | Crime News
Independent investigators who spent eight years searching for answers to the 2014 disappearance of 43 students from a teachers’ college say they experienced a “double…