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Perhaps you've tried breaking open a piata at a birthday party, but did you know that this paper mache object has roots in religion? Angelica Ortiz grew up in Mexico City and she remembers watching her uncles make piatas each December.

It no doubt strikes a lot of Americans as odd that a U.S. Marine reservist, Sgt.

Beiersdorf has opened as integrated production and research & development center in Silao, Mexico, as it looks to better serve the North and Central America markets.

Make a little room in your closet for another T-shirt you'll be bringing home from Mexico one of these days.

In this Saturday, July 19, 2014 photo, Elsa Ramirez, 27, deported a day earlier from the United States, stands just inside the doorway of her mother's home, in Tocoa, Honduras.

Authorities say a 23-year-old man sought in Albuquerque road-rage killing that occurred nearly six years ago is back in the United States after being extradited from Mexico.

Human rights groups on Tuesday said that US-bound migrants passing through Mexico routinely face abuses, discrimination and even torture.

The Mexico City-based events company CIE said in a filing with the country's stock exchange that it has signed a five-year contract with the sport.

A group of Mexican specialists in fetal medicine have successfully performed over 200 surgeries on unborn babies, inside the womb of the mother.

Over the years, Mexico and the United States have forged a bilateral relationship that is unique in its scope, depth and complexity.

Adrian Mendoza Del Muro, 33, was handed over by U.S. agents to authorities in Mexico, where he is charged with murder.

More than three years ago, Lee organized a fishing trip to Mexico that ended with the 115-foot ship Erik sinking in the Sea of Cortez.

Chemical Engineering student Joshua Gomez developed water filters that are being installed in homes and schools in Puerto Palomas, Mexico.

In this July 12, 2014, photo, Central American migrants ride a freight train during their journey toward the U.S.-Mexico border in Ixtepec, Mexico.

In this Saturday, July 12, 2014, photo, central American migrants ride a freight train during their journey toward the U.S.-Mexico border in Ixtepec, Mexico.

Seems like Miami is hungry for high-end Mexican food. At least that's what the folks behind Cantina La Veinte think.

In the mid-1980s, the border between Tijuana and Southern California was a showcase of America's failed immigration enforcement.

The man-in-the-know nursed a late-morning beer at a bar near the Suchiate River that separates Guatemala from Mexico, and answered a question about his human smuggling business with a question: "Do you think a coyote is going to say he's a coyote?" Dressed as a migrant in shorts and sandals but speaking like an entrepreneur, he then described ... (more)

Hundreds of people gather for a public workshop on getting a driver's license hosted by Denver Motor Vehicles and held at Centro San Juan Diego in Denver on Saturday.

Mexico City: A man was arrested in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon after he confessed to murdering his fiance's mother in a Facebook post, officials said.