The Mexican government is preparing a public healthcare network to treat heart attack patients regardless of their health system affiliation. The model’s first phase is scheduled for January 2027.

Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies approved a bill that would make forced recruitment a criminal offense, with sentences of up to 25 years in prison. The bill must still be reviewed by the Senate.

Mexico challenged the use of Article 34 on forced disappearances before the UN General Assembly, while the Committee called for international cooperation to continue.

Mexico’s Secretariat of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development (Sedatu) received proposals from residents of Hidalgo, the State of Mexico and Mexico City to shape a metropolitan plan addressing ...

Federal forces arrested Arturo Enrique “N” in Zapopan, Jalisco. He was wanted for aggravated homicide and other crimes in Baja California, but remains presumed innocent.

The Chamber of Deputies paid tribute to journalist Francisco Garfias, who died at 75, and unveiled a plaque naming San Lázaro’s press forum in his honor.

The Puebla government plans to invest nearly 300 million pesos, build four treatment plants and bring companies into efforts to reduce pollution in the Atoyac River by 2030.

WhatsApp has begun testing a feature in Mexico that places Status updates at the top of the Chats tab. The rollout will be gradual, the updates will still disappear after 24 hours, and privacy ...

César Jáuregui Moreno is facing a federal hearing over alleged treason, in a case linked to the participation of U.S. agents in a counternarcotics operation in Chihuahua.

Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission is investigating possible police abuses, the participation of alleged infiltrators and missing documentation following two protests in Jalisco over water ...

President Claudia Sheinbaum described the Florida arrest warrant for Raúl Castro over the 1996 downing of two aircraft as political and linked to the United States election.

Maribel Guardia has temporarily suspended visits with her grandson, José Julián, over fears of further allegations, as legal disputes with Imelda Tuñón continue.