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Mexican Navy Uncovers Cocaine in Frozen Sharks
The Mexican Navy seized in Puerto Progreso, Yucatan, a shipment of cocaine hidden in frozen sharks, which were transported in two cargo containers on the vessel Dover Strait, Marshall Islands …
20 Federal Police Held Over Land Dispute
Thanks to the intervention of a local priest, residents of Angahuan released elements of the Federal Police (PF) which were being held since yesterday afternoon. However, a resident of San …
9,758 Migrants Kidnapped in Six Months
At least 9,758 undocumented migrants from Central American countries like El Salvador and Honduras have been kidnapped in Mexico in the last six months, according to the National Commission on …
US and Mexico agree to improve customs
As reported by Eileen Sullivan, Associated Press: WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. and Mexico formalized an agreement Monday to work together to secure legal travel and trade across the countries’ …
6 Policemen Released on Bail in Nuevo Leon
Six policemen arrested during the Ministry of National Defense (SEDENA)’s operation in Nuevo Leon were released on bond payments in the amount of 17 thousand 792 pesos each. Yesterday, for …
Drug Violence Kills a Priest and Two Seminarians in Guerrero
The Archbishop of Acapulco, Felipe Aguirre Franco, reported that a priest and two seminarians were shot in the Tierra Caliente region. The men were shot while traveling in a car …
The Drug Lord Who Got Away: Mexican Capo Unleashes Mayhem on U.S. Border; The Making of a Legend
As reported by the Wall Street Journal: BADIRAGUATO, Mexico — As a child, Joaquín Guzmán Loera was so poor that he sold oranges to scrape together money for a meal. …
In Mexican City, Drug War Ills Slip Into Shadows
As reported by the New York Times: NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico — The reminders of Nuevo Laredo’s violent days still mar its streets — bullet holes and the impacts of grenades …
Despite Federal Presence, 14 Die in Chihuahua
Despite the presence of thousands of soldiers and federal agents involved in the Joint Operational Chihuahua, organized crime continues to claim victims- in the last few hours 14 people were …
Senator Accused of Libel by Governor of Chihuahua
Chihuahua’s state governor José Reyes Baeza sued Senator Teresa Ortuño for libel damages. The lawsuit filed with a court judge of the 8th District in Mexico City. Ortuno is accused …