Mexico

Karoline Leavitt en la sala de prensa de la Casa Blanca/ Andrew Caballero- Reynolds

Mexico and Washington trade accusations after deaths of two US agents

Williams Perdomo

Las autoridades investigan el tiroteo en las pirámides de Teotihuacán (México)

Mexico: Shooting at Teotihuacan pyramids was planned, authorities say

Víctor Mendoza

El exfutbolista mexicano Rafa Márquez, en 2005. Imagen de archivo

Rafael Márquez, Mexico's next head coach

Alejandro Baños

Oficiales de policía en Teotihuacan/ Valentina Alpide

Shooting at Mexico ruins leaves at least one tourist dead and six injured

Joaquín Núñez

Johnson sirvió como embajador en El Salvador durante la primera Administración Trump/ Departamento de Estado

Two U.S. instructors and two Mexican agents die in accident following anti-drug operation in Mexico

Luis Francisco Orozco

Pachuca y Cruz Azul

Tigres teaches Chivas a lesson as Pachuca and Cruz Azul qualify for the quarterfinals

Víctor Mendoza

Claudia Sheinbaum durante una conferencia de prensa/ Alfredo Estrella

Sheinbaum questions UN report on disappearances in Mexico

Carlos Dominguez I afp

Vista cenital del Estadio Azteca. Imagen de archivo

Estadio Azteca: The Hispanic colossus with a glorious past and an exciting present

Alejandro Baños

Dos hombres en Cuba transitan en bicicleta frente a una propaganda del régimen

Coast Guard confirms that two boats missing while carrying aid arrived 'safe and sound' in Cuba

Williams Perdomo, Santiago Ospital

Soldados de las Fuerzas Armadas, durante una operación de rescate. Imagen de archivo

The Pentagon will train the Mexican Navy to strengthen security during the 2026 World Cup

Alejandro Baños

La presidenta de México Claudia Sheinbaum (Archivo)

Mexico's Senate approves a shortened version of Sheinbaum's electoral reform

Diane Hernández

Un grupo de inmigrantes de Centroamérica tratando de cruzar la frontera a EEUU

Rescue in Veracruz: 229 dehydrated migrants found locked in a trailer

Diane Hernández

Los jugadores de Japón celebran su victoria durante el WBC

World Baseball Classic: Japan advances while Dominican Republic and Mexico showcase their power

Carlos Dominguez I AFP

Imagen del estadio donde se jugará el Mundial de la FIFA 2026 (Archivo)

Mexico under the spotlight: more than 500 bags with human remains turn up near World Cup stadium

Diane Hernández

A member of the Prosecutor's Office stands guard near a burning bus at one of the main avenues after it was set on fire by organised crime groups in response to an operation in Jalisco to arrest a high-priority security target in Zapopan, state of Jalisco, Mexico, on February 22, 2026. Armed civilians blocked several roads in the state of Jalisco, in western Mexico, following an operation by federal forces in the town of Tapalpa, local authorities reported. Jalisco, which will host four matches of the upcoming 2026 World Cup, is home to the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), and has been rocked by several episodes of violence in recent years. (Photo by Ulises Ruiz / AFP)

U.S. State Department launches 24/7 assistance line amid surge of violence in Mexico

Vanessa Vallejo

RODRIGO_CORTÉS

Former Mexican congressman on the death of "El Mencho": "Trump posed a choice to Sheinbaum: 'Either you do it, or we do it'"

Luis Francisco Orozco

Firefighters extinguish the fire of a truck that was set on fire on a street in the port of Acapulco, Guerrero state on February 22, 2026. The Mexican army announced the death of powerful drug lord Oseguera Cervantes, for whom the United States was offering a £12 million reward, adding in a statement that El Mencho was wounded in an operation carried out in the town of Tapalpa, in the western state of Jalisco, and died during his transfer by air to Mexico City. (Photo by Francisco ROBLES / AFP)

After 'El Mencho' is killed, Mexico deploys 10,000 troops to Jalisco following operation that left nearly 60 dead

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón

Desaparecidos del rancho Izaguirre

Mexico: Missing persons cases soar under Sheinbaum's tenure

Carlos Dominguez

Miembros de la Guardia Nacional en la escena de un tiroteo masivo que dejó 11 muertos en México

Which Mexican drug cartels are the most powerful?

Williams Perdomo

Karoline Leavitt en la sala de prensa de la Casa Blanca/ Andrew Caballero- Reynolds

The White House congratulates the Mexican Army for the operation that brought down 'El Mencho' and confirms the support of the United States

Williams Perdomo

Handout photo published by the US State Department on December 4, 2024, showing a reward poster for the powerful Mexican drug cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera.
Mexico confirmed on February 22, 2026, that soldiers killed a powerful drug cartel leader who was one of the most wanted men here and in the United States. Nemesio Oseguera, the 59-year-old leader of the violent Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was wounded in a clash with soldiers in the town of Tapalpa and died while being flown to Mexico City, the army said in a statement.

Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera, the drug lord who defied the Mexican state like few others

Víctor Mendoza

A member of the Prosecutor's Office stands guard near a burning bus at one of the main avenues after it was set on fire by organised crime groups in response to an operation in Jalisco to arrest a high-priority security target in Zapopan, state of Jalisco, Mexico, on February 22, 2026. Armed civilians blocked several roads in the state of Jalisco, in western Mexico, following an operation by federal forces in the town of Tapalpa, local authorities reported. Jalisco, which will host four matches of the upcoming 2026 World Cup, is home to the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), and has been rocked by several episodes of violence in recent years. (Photo by Ulises Ruiz / AFP)

Open conflict in Mexico: Security forces kill ‘El Mencho,’ leader of Jalisco New Generation Cartel, triggering wave of violence in the west

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón

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