Mexico to replace Columbus statue after protests A statue of Christopher Columbus in the heart of Mexico City will be replaced by one of an indigenous woman, authorities have said, days before ... World • 07 Sep
World oil prices steady after two-day rally Oil prices steadied near $71 a barrel, taking a breather after a strong rally in recent days as Mexico was set to resume crude production ... Business • 25 Aug
Smurfit Kappa invests $22m in Mexico plant Smurfit Kappa is investing $22m to expand its corrugated plant in Culiacan in north-west Mexico. Business • 25 Aug
At least 8 dead as Hurricane Grace hits eastern Mexico Hurricane Grace has left at least eight people dead, including five children from the same family, as it tore through eastern Mexico causing flooding, mudslides ... World • 22 Aug
Hurricane Grace weakens to tropical storm Hurricane Grace grounded flights and forced tourists to spend the night in shelters on Mexico's Caribbean coastline before weakening to a tropical storm as it ... World • 19 Aug
Mexico to raffle off house owned by 'El Chapo' A house from which drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman fled as police moved in to arrest him in 2014 will be raffled off, Mexico's ... World • 06 Jul
Smurfit Kappa buys Cartonbox in Mexico Paper and packaging group Smurfit Kappa Group has agreed a deal to buy Cartonbox, a folding carton company located in Monterrey in the north-east of ... Business • 05 Jul
Trump highlights 'dangerous' migrant surge at US border Donald Trump visited the US-Mexico border Wednesday to denounce an immigration crisis he said has become "more dangerous" than ever, using an underlying theme of ... US • 30 Jun
Mexico court decriminalises recreational marijuana use Mexico's supreme court has decriminalised recreational marijuana use for adults, drawing a cautious welcome from activists who said users face a "legal vacuum" until politicians ... World • 29 Jun
Woman punched crocodile to save her twin sister The sister of a woman who fought off a crocodile after it attacked her twin in Mexico has said she is "so proud" of her ... World • 08 Jun
Huge sinkhole threatens to swallow Mexican home A giant sinkhole that was expanding by dozens of metres each day has alarmed residents in a rural area of central Mexico where it was ... World • 02 Jun
Mexico looks for answers after 24 die in train crash The Mexican government has said it will find out who is responsible for an overpass collapse that killed at least 24 people when a train ... World • 04 May
'Nine fold' increase in child refugees at US border The number of migrant children trying to reach the United States from Mexico has increased nine fold since the beginning of the year, UNICEF has ... US • 19 Apr
Mexican election candidate launches campaign in coffin A Mexican congressional candidate launched his election campaign in a coffin to highlight the country's many thousands of deaths from the coronavirus pandemic and cartel-related ... News Lens • 07 Apr
Mexican child dies while attempting to enter US A nine-year-old Mexican child died while trying to cross the Rio Grande into the United States, the Border Patrol said amid a surge in migrants ... World • 26 Mar
Mexico's 'tower of skulls' yields more ancient remains Mexican archaeologists said they have found remains of 119 more people, including women and several children, in a centuries-old Aztec "tower of skulls" in the ... World • 12 Dec 20
US charges Mexican ex-minister with drug trafficking A former Mexican defence minister has been detained in the United States and charged with drug trafficking and money laundering in the latest high-profile arrest ... World • 16 Oct 20
Mexican Mennonites learned of pandemic online An isolated Mennonite community in the deserts of northern Mexico has discovered that a pandemic has swept across the planet after timidly opening up to ... News Lens • 07 Oct 20
Mexico requests report from US on immigration claims Mexico has formally requested a report from United States authorities regarding alleged negligent practices in US immigration detention centers, citing accusations of sexual abuse and ... World • 17 Sep 20
Mexico holds symbolic raffle for presidential jet Mexican authorities have held a symbolic raffle for a luxury presidential jet that President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador calls an "insult" to the people and ... News Lens • 16 Sep 20
Gun attack leaves 24 dead at Mexico drug rehab centre Gunmen have attacked a drug rehabilitation centre in central Mexico, killing at least 24 people and leaving seven wounded, local authorities said. World • 02 Jul 20
Tsunami warning after powerful earthquake in Mexico A powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.4 struck southern Mexico's Pacific coast on Tuesday,killing at least four people and cutting off isolated villages,and causing tremors hundreds ... World • 23 Jun 20
Brazil and Mexico report record virus deaths in one day Brazil and Mexico reported record daily coronavirus death tolls as governments in Latin America battled to fortify defences against the accelerating pandemic with fresh lockdown ... Coronavirus • 04 Jun 20
Mexicans dying from illegal alcohol as beer runs dry Scores of Mexicans are dying from drinking adulterated liquor, a consequence of the shortage of mainstream alcoholic beverages during the coronavirus pandemic, authorities say. World • 18 May 20
Corona beer producer halts brewing over virus The Mexican brewer of Corona beer said it was suspending production because of the health emergency in the country over the Covid-19 pandemic. Business • 03 Apr 20
