Mexico News

Mexico City, July 10 Mexico's Health Secretary Mercedes Juan plans to present the results of Mexico's efforts to fight obesity and diabetes to the UN in compliance with international agreements, officials said.

A decade ago, Jose Hernandez got a DUI in Richmond. He cut a deal with police to dismiss his case if he worked as an informant, setting up drug deals and introducing the dealers to undercover officers, his attorney said.

After a lengthy hearing in Tijuana for a Marine reservist jailed since April 1 on weapons charges, a judge Wednesday declined to throw out the case as urged by U.S. politicians and instead scheduled another evidentiary hearing.

A cargo train used by Mexicans and Central Americans to travel toward the U.S. border derailed in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca on Wednesday, stranding about 1,300 migrants, emergency services said.

The Mexico Liberty Bell, that imposing bell that greets visitors entering Dolores Park from 19th Street, shall toll again, but it will do so 25 feet east of its original location.

Billionaire Carlos Slim is bowing to imminent antitrust legislation by planning a breakup of America Movil SAB's phone operations in Mexico rather than risk profit-crushing restrictions if his company did nothing to curb its dominance.

Since the Zapatista uprising of 1994, the indigenous communities of Chiapas have embarked on the path of constructing their autonomy.

Mexican police have detained a man who allegedly murdered four children and a woman in a small town in the center of the country, authorites said on Saturday, as statistics show a marked increased in the number of women being murdered.

The gunmen nabbed watermelon farmer Jesus Manuel Guerrero as he drove from his ranch to buy supplies and held him for five painful days in the trunk of a car.

German luxury carmaker BMW last week announced a billion-dollar investment to build a new plant there that will produce 150,000 vehicles a year starting in 2019.

On his 101st day in captivity in Mexico, Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi will finally get his day in court Wednesday before a federal judge in Tijuana.

CueScript , a provider of creative prompting solutions with feature-rich designs for all broadcast production needs, is pleased to announce that it has signed a distributor agreement with Mexico City-based Excelencia en Comunicaciones y Tecnologia .

Hogan Lovells announced Monday via a press release that it will combine with Mexican firm Barrera, Siqueiros y Torres Landa .

The Celebration of Cuisines program continues at Nao this week with the introduction of a Yucatan of Mexico-inspired menu that will launch tomorrow Tuesday July 8 and will run for six weeks until Monday September 8, 2014.

A strong earthquake shook the border between Guatemala and Mexico on Monday, killing at least three people, including a newborn boy, damaging dozens of buildings and triggering landslides.

A Texas hospital and its emergency room physicians have reached a $1.1 million settlement with a New Mexico woman who sued them and U.S. customs officials after she was subjected to a body cavity search, her attorneys said Monday.

An Afghan official says that five police officers including a district police chief have been killed when insurgents attacked their vehicle in the country's west.

Spanish sculptor Xavier Mascaro, who says he is "fascinated by Mexican culture," is exhibiting his work for the first time in Mexico.

A magnitude-6.9 earthquake on the Pacific Coast jolted a wide area of southern Mexico and Central America Monday, killing at least two people and damaging dozens of homes.

Seismologists say a magnitude-7.1 earthquake has shaken southernmost Mexico. Local media say the quake was felt strongly across much of southern Mexico, but there are no immediate reports of injury.