The Latest Breaking News from Claudia Sheinbaum

Why Mexican cartels are increasingly using car bombs and other explosives

Drug cartels in Mexico are increasingly using car bombs and explosives in drones and roads

The Independent UK · Sep 4

Sheinbaum Tells Trump Mexico's Sovereignty 'Not Negotiated' During Yearly Address — What It Means to U.S. Mexicans

Sheinbaum told Trump Mexico's sovereignty 'is not negotiated' in her 2nd report — here's what it means for Mexican families in the U.S.

Latin Times · Sep 2

Sheinbaum Delivers Her Second Report Card Tuesday — Here's the Fine Print Mexican Diaspora Families Need

Sheinbaum delivers her second government report Tuesday, then a 32-state tour. What it means for migration, remittances and diaspora families.

Latin Times · Aug 29

US issues security alert in Mexican border city and suspends consular activities

The U.S. government issued a travel alert for Americans planning to visit Mexicali in northern Mexico and temporarily suspended consular activities in the border city due to a “potential threat,” without providing details

The Independent UK · Aug 25

DEA Chief Claims 'High-Level' Mexican Officials Are Working Directly With Drug Cartels

Terry Cole specifically cited the Sinaloa Cartel and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel

Latin Times · Aug 24

Sinaloa's Governor Was Gone for 112 Days. His Return Lasted Just 34 Hours

Rubén Rocha Moya spent nearly four months away from the Sinaloa governor's office while Mexican authorities investigated U.S. allegations that he protected one of the world's most powerful drug cartels. When he finally returned Friday, his comeback lasted only 34 hours.

Latin Times · Aug 24

Mexican governor seeks leave again amid backlash after return following US drug charges indictment

Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha has again asked to step away from office, just days after returning to his post following a more than three-month leave prompted by US drug-trafficking charges.

The Times of India · Aug 23

Mexican governor wanted on US drug charges returns to job

MEXICO CITY - The governor of Mexico's violence-plagued Sinaloa state, who is wanted by the United States on drug trafficking charges announced Friday he had resumed office after a nearly four-month absence to fight the allegations.

Bangkok Post · Aug 21

Uruguay Hosts the Americas' Left as the Panamerican Congress Enters Its Third Year

Progressive lawmakers from 15+ nations meet in Montevideo for the third Panamerican Congress, as US-Latin America tensions escalate.

Latin Times · Aug 21

Sheinbaum Calls for Investigations Into 17 Mexican Migrant Deaths: 'There Are Simply Too Many Cases'

Mexico has filed 20 complaints with U.S. authorities but has received substantive information in only a fraction of them, according to the country's Foreign Affairs Undersecretary

Latin Times · Aug 21