Mexican Golfer Gaby Lopez Carries Mexico’s Flag in Tokyo Olympics’ Opening Ceremony; Fabrizio Zanotti Raises Paraguay’s Flag

Mexico’s Golfer Gaby Lopez, Paraguay’s Fabrizio Zanotti Carry Country’s Flags in Olympics’ Opening Ceremony

Mexican golfer Gaby Lopez fulfilled one of her dreams, and that's to represent her country in the Tokyo Olympics.
Cartel Wives: How Kingpins' Wives Operate in Mexico's Notorious Sinaloa Cartel

Cartel Wives: How Kingpins' Wives Operate in Mexico's Notorious Sinaloa Cartel

By Jess Smith
Recent arrests revealed how Mexico's notorious Sinaloa Cartel relied on the bosses' wives to keep its operations going, a report said.
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Mexico Beats France, 4-1; Second Half Goals Save Mexican Soccer Team

By Jess Smith
The 2012 Olympic men's soccer gold medalist team, Mexico, unfolded its Olympic campaign with a statement, overpowering France, 4-1, orchestrating a second-half run Thursday at Tokyo Stadium.
Chef in Mexico Kills Wife, Cooks Her Arms to Feed to Dogs After He Failed to Swap Her for Drugs

Chef in Mexico Kills Wife, Cooks Her Arms to Feed to Dogs After He Failed to Swap Her for Drugs

By Joshua Summers
Authorities in Mexico arrested a professional chef for allegedly killing and mutilating his wife after he tried to swap her for drugs.
New Heavily Armed Militia Group Forms in Mexico To Protect Their Communities From Drug Cartels

New Heavily Armed Militia Group Forms in Mexico To Protect Their Communities From Drug Cartels

By Mary Webber
The indigenous people of Chiapas in Mexico had formed a heavily armed militia group in an effort to protect their communities from organized crime groups.
U.S. Customs And Border Protection Agents Train For Possible Immigrant Caravan

Border Patrol Agents Seize $530K Cocaine at International Bridges in Two Separate Field Operations

By Jess Smith
Agents of the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Office of Field Operations (OFO) at the Hidalgo/Pharr/Anzalduas Port of Entry seized during their enforcement actions not less than $530,000 of alleged cocaine in two separate incidents.
Sinaloa Cartel Boss El Chapo Seen in Video Dropping His Pants During Strip Search in Mexico Prison

Sinaloa Cartel Boss El Chapo Seen in Video Dropping His Pants During Strip Search in Mexico Prison

By Mary Webber
Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was seen in a video dropping his pants during a strip search in a Mexico prison after he was arrested in 2016.
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TikTok Campaign Leads to California Murder Suspect's Arrest

By Jess Smith
After a 19-year old woman was stabbed to death outside her family's Southern California apartment in February, the main suspect was finally arrested with the help of video sharing site TikTok
Mexico: Man Jailed for 208 Years Over School Quake Collapse That Killed 26 People

Mexico: Man Jailed for 208 Years Over School Quake Collapse That Killed 26 People

By Mary Webber
A man was sentenced to 208 years in prison for the criminal homicides of 26 people who died when a school collapsed during a quake that hit Mexico City in 2017.
Over 100 Undocumented Migrants From Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador Found Inside 2 Tractor-Trailers Near Texas Border

Over 100 Undocumented Migrants Found Inside 2 Tractor-Trailers Near Texas Border

By Mary Webber
U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested more than 100 undocumented migrants after they were found crammed inside two tractor-trailers near the Texas border.
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Wanted Former Mexican Official Takes Refuge in Israel

By Jess Smith
After being accused of compromising the investigation of mass abduction, the refuge taken by a former top official of Mexico in Israel while waiting for his extradition case was mired in a diplomatic scramble over the treatment of Palestinians by Israel, Mexican and Israeli officials stated.
Mexico: Oaxaca Declares Beauty Contests as 'Symbolic Violence' Against Women, Bans Use of Public Funds For Such Events

Mexico: Oaxaca Bans Use of Public Funds for Beauty Contests

By Joshua Summers
Mexico's Oaxaca state has banned the use of public funds in beauty contests after the local Congress labeled such events as "symbolic violence" against women.
Mexico Government Confirms Gulf Cartel Clandestine Human Incineration Site Near Texas Border

Mexico Government Confirms Gulf Cartel Clandestine Human Incineration Site Near Texas Border

By Mary Webber
The federal government of Mexico has now confirmed the existence of a Gulf Cartel clandestine human incineration site near the Texas border.
Inhabitants of the Avocado Region Take Up Arms to Protect Their Municipalities

Mexican Avocado Farmers Gear up For Gang Threats

By Jess Smith
A new wave of bloodshed threatens the country, even avocado farmers in Mexico vowed to defend their orchards from gangs sowing terror in Mexico.
Jalisco Cartel Hitmen Reveal Faces in Photos, Flaunt Their Strength in Mexico's Aguililla Town

Jalisco Cartel Hitmen Reveal Faces in Photos, Flaunt Their Strength in Mexico's Aguililla Town

By Mary Webber
Some Jalisco cartel hitmen in Mexico had shown their faces in public to show off their strength as they continue to engage in criminal activities.
Mexico: Disappearances on 'Highway of Death' Continue to Rise

Mexico: Disappearances on 'Highway of Death' Continue to Rise

By Mary Webber
Authorities said at least 71 people have gone missing on the so-called "highway of death" in Mexico this year, and it's being linked to Mexican drug cartels.
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