The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

Mexico is on course to elect its first woman president this weekend, with two front-runners competing to break the highest political glass ceiling in a country with a history of gender violence and inequality.

Some 2.5 million Mexicans — mostly women — are domestic workers, a profession that has come to encapsulate gender and class divisions long permeating Mexico

Avocados are usually shipped in crates, which would make transferring the load easier and quicker

Warnings were issued well before a campaign event about winds that caused a deadly Mexico stage collapse this week, but they went unheeded

US border patrol records daily average of 3,700 in first 21 days of March, down from reported average of 8,000, in boost for Biden

Government data reported by CBS News shows a daily average of roughly 3,700 encounters, 54% less than December's 8,000

On June 2, millions of Mexicans are set to make history by voting in their first-ever female president with the two leading candidates both being women; Dr Claudia Sheinbaum from the leftist Morena party, and her right-wing rival, Xóchitl Gálvez. Annette Young heads to Mexico to ask what does this…

The White House is finalizing details on the measure. To do so, however, it would need Mexico's approval.

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador swept into office nearly six years ago with a simple motto laying out his administration’s priorities: “For the good of all, first the poor.”