A contestant for the upcoming Miss Mexico beauty pageant has been found dead in her home. A contestant for the upcoming Miss Mexico beauty pageant has been found dead in her home.
COVID-19 cases in Mexico City continue to increase, resulting in supply shortages in oxygen as reported by medical supply stores that refill oxygen tanks.
Aristoteles Sandoval, the former state governor of Jalisco, Mexico, was assassinated by unknown persons in the popular beach resort of Puerto Vallarta.
Archaeologists in Mexico have unearthed a new section of a famous Aztec "Tower of Skulls." The discovery was made on the east side of the 'Huei Tzompantli,' a grisly Aztec trophy rack.
Some Volvo semi trucks won't be seen in Mexico anymore as the Swedish auto manufacturer announced that they would be discontinuing its sale of Class 8 heavy-duty semi-trucks in the country.
President Donald Trump on Friday won a case in a federal appeals court, allowing his administration to move $3.6 billion military funds for the construction of the border wall along the Mexican border.
The Island of the Dolls is located just south of Mexico City, between the canals of Xochimilco. The Island of the Dolls was never intended to be a tourist destination.
The global pandemic has led to a worldwide economic fallout, most especially in Latin America's second-largest economy, Mexico. In spite of that, some businessmen managed to retain their billionaire status amid the pandemic.
Human smuggling activities now continue in Mexico as 71 migrants and children were found inside the trailer-tractor. The driver was allegedly connected to a cartel.
The United States' land borders with Mexico and Canada would remain closed for holiday travel. The United States' land borders with Mexico and Canada would remain closed for holiday travel.
Mexico recently announced that it will prohibit holding migrant children in their detention centers. The United Nations commended the country in its recent move.
As the world celebrates former vice president Joe Biden's victory in the presidential race, two Latin American leaders held out their congratulatory remarks.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States, Mexico, and Canada will continue to temporarily restrict all non-essential travel across their borders until Nov. 21.
