The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

Ferenc Kirinovits, from Norfolk, claimed £22,000 for whiplash injuries and a prolapsed disc after his car was hit by another vehicle, but he later posted photos of himself on a zip wire while on holiday in Mexico

The passengers - who were travelling inside Mexico - were aboard a twin-engine Airbus A320 when they watched in horror as the jet's engine exploded while they were flying over the sea yesterday

A round of indictments against a major Mexican fentanyl trafficking ring last week presents an opportunity to hobble the multinational drug enterprise killing people on both sides of the border — but only if leaders in the United States and Mexico can stop sniping at each other and overcome a…

The Mexican Navy says it is using ships and a plane to search for three Americans who went missing along with their sailboat off Mexico's northern Pacific coast

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will address Mexican lawmakers on Thursday by video, the lower house of Congress said, as he seeks support in his country's war with Russia.

Mexico's president on Wednesday lashed out at the country's Supreme Court, likening justices who frustrated his plan to hand control of the civilian-led National Guard to the Army to a former minister convicted of taking bribes from a drug cartel.

Mexico's president has vowed to try again to give control of the National Guard to the Army, despite a Supreme Court ruling against such a move

Gabita and her family have been forking out money from their savings on Airbnbs while desperately looking to rent a property in the capital after moving from Mexico weeks ago

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador ratcheted up the political infighting with the U.S. by saying Tuesday his country has been a target of espionage by the Pentagon.

Police in Mexico City arrested one of the most wanted leaders of the notorious Mara Salvatrucha gang accused of multiple crimes in the United States, officials said on Tuesday, in a fresh blow to one of Central America's most violent criminal groups.

Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that last year’s transfer of the newly created National Guard from civilian to military control was unconstitutional