Three US Citizens Go Missing off Sinaloa Coast
Three U.S. citizens who were sailing from to San Diego to Mazatlán went missing just north of that Mexican coastal resort town
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Countering Fentanyl Smuggling through Binational Efforts
By EARL ANTHONY WAYNE, former U.S. ambassador to Mexico
Read moreWho’s Watching the Chickens?
AMLO may not understand that the kidnaping and/or killing of U.S. citizens in Mexico does not sit well with the Joe Biden (or for that matter, any other U.S.) administration, but the cartels sure do
Read moreUS News Outlets Accuse AMLO of Lying about Fentanyl, Security
two major U.S. news outlets called out AMLO on his recent statements regarding the safety situation and fentanyl production in the country, essentially calling the Mexican president a liar
Read moreCitizens’ Movement Party Pulls Out of Gubernatorial Races
The MC announced that it will not field candidates for the 2023 gubernatorial elections in the State of Mexico and Coahuila
Read moreOperatic Trio to Harmonize for Developmentally Challenged Children
Founded in 2000, the Ramón Vargas Foundation supports children with cerebral palsy and other developmental diseases in rural and underdeveloped areas of Mexico
Read moreSinaloa Zookeepers Help Save Colombian Drug Lord’s Hippos
Recently, Colombia declared the hippos an invasive species because they reproduced without any human intervention, and nobody took care of them
Read moreThe Atlantic Calls AMLO ‘The Autocrat Next Door’
“Liberal democracy in Mexico is under assault. Worse, the attacker is the country’s own president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador,” the article said.
Read moreMexican Cartels Kill Record 65,000 across First Half of AMLO’s Term
In spite of López Obrador’s controversial implementation of a “hugs, not bullets” policy against cartel violence upon entering office, the Mexican executive’s peace-first approach has not discouraged Mexico’s violent streak in the slightest
Read moreSheinbaum Deploys National Guard in Metro, Days after Crash
According to a report from Mexico’s Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), which was updated this month, there are a total of 128,233 GN agents throughout the country
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