The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

Latest updates: Germany hopes protein-based vaccine comparable to flu jabs will help sway people sceptical of mRNA vaccines

US agriculture department says safety is paramount after threat to inspector

The singer and presenter took to Instagram to give her fans a glimpse of her lavish holiday in Cancun, swapping out the gloomy Irish weather for sea, sand and sunshine

Fausto Martinez is the first recipient of the historic official document

Pascal Wehrlein led home a Porsche 1-2 at the Mexico City E-Prix as the German claimed his, and his team's, first win in Formula E with second-place Andre Lotterer playing the team game

MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s top diplomat for North America is calling on the U.S. to do “a better job” of managing rising immigration by, in part, creating more legal pathways into the U.S. for migrants who otherwise face an increasingly perilous journey at the hands of organized crime.

The U.S. resumed avocado imports from Mexico on Friday, one week after suspending them.

Congressional allies of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador are seeking to approve before May a contentious reform that would give the state greater control of the electricity sector, a ruling party lawmaker said.

Sen. Ted Cruz has accused Mexico of “undermining the rule of law,” and Mexico shot back on Friday, saying at least candidates in Mexico concede defeat when they lose elections

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear an appeal from President Joe Biden and decide whether he may end the Trump administration’s policy of requiring migrants seeking asylum to wait on the Mexican side of the border until their cases can be heard.

The United States on Friday ended a ban on imports of avocados from Mexico's Michoacan state and restarted an agricultural inspection program it had halted out of concern for the safety of U.S. workers.