Brother of Guadalajara Cartel Founder Rafael Caro Quintero Arrested in Mexico City

Brother of Guadalajara Cartel Founder Rafael Caro Quintero Arrested in Mexico City

Mexican authorities arrested Carlos Caro Quintero, the brother of notorious Guadalajara Cartel founder Rafael Caro Quintero, in Mexico City on Monday.
Mexico Doctor Blamed for Meningitis Outbreak that Kills 35

Mexico Doctor Blamed for Meningitis Outbreak that Kills 35

By BERT HOOVER
Authorities detained a doctor and two others suspected of contributing to a meningitis outbreak in north Mexico Tuesday.
El Chapo's Son Ovidio Guzman Lopez of Sinaloa Cartel Breaks Silence for First Time Since Arrest

El Chapo's Son Ovidio Guzman Lopez of Sinaloa Cartel Breaks Silence for First Time Since Arrest: Here's What He Says

By Mary Webber
Ovidio Guzman Lopez, the son of Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, has broken his silence for the first time since his arrest. Here's what he says.
Mexico: Corpses With Jalisco Cartel Caps Found in Zacatecas Believed to Be Tortured, Killed by Rival Sinaloa Cartel

Mexico: Corpses Wearing Jalisco Cartel Caps Found in Zacatecas Believed to Be Tortured, Killed by Rival Sinaloa Cartel

By Mary Webber
Four bodies, three wearing Jalisco cartel caps, were reportedly found in Mexico's Zacatecas state, and authorities believed that members of the rival Sinaloa Cartel killed them.
El Chapo's Son Ovidio Guzman Lopez of Sinaloa Cartel Had 47 Weapons, Including Anti-Aircraft Guns, in His Bedroom

El Chapo's Son Ovidio Guzman Lopez of Sinaloa Cartel Had 47 Weapons, Including Anti-Aircraft Guns, in His Bedroom

By Mary Webber
Ovidio Guzman Lopez, the son of Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, was found to have anti-aircraft guns inside his bedroom, along with other high-power weapons.
Mexico: 15 Students Treated for Dangerous Online 'Tranquilizer Challenge'

15 Students in Mexico Treated After Taking Part in Dangerous Online 'Tranquilizer Challenge'

By Rick Martin
A dangerous new internet craze, known as the "tranquilizer challenge," is raising concern among parents and law enforcement officials in Mexico as it has already led to 15 students being treated.
Milenio Cartel Leader Testified He Paid off Mexico’s Former Security Chief Genaro García Luna

Milenio Cartel Leader Testified in Genaro Garcia Luna’s Trial; Here’s What He Said in Front of Jurors

By Mary Webber
A Milenio cartel has testified in front of a U.S. jury that he paid off Mexico's former security chief Genaro Garcia Luna for help, which included U.S. government information regarding a huge drug shipment.
DEA Removes its Mexico Chief Over Ties With Miami Drug Lawyers

DEA Mexico Chief Quietly Removed Over Ties to Miami Drug Lawyers

By Rick Martin
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has quietly removed its former top official in Mexico, who allegedly had links to several lawyers in Miami representing notable drug traffickers.
Missing Ohio Architect, Fiancée, Relatives Found Dead in Mexico

Missing Ohio Architect, Fiancee, 2 of Her Relatives Found Dead in a Shocking Scene in Mexico

By BERT HOOVER
An Ohio architect, his fiancee, and two of her relatives who went missing on Christmas Day in Mexico were found dead.
More Journalists Killed in 2022; Mexico, Ukraine, Haiti Contributing to Most Journalist Deaths

More Journalists Were Killed in Mexico in 2022, Like in Warzone Ukraine

By Rick Martin
2022 was reportedly a deadly year for journalists, as the death toll increased by 50% from 2021. The highest number of attacks against journalists happened in Mexico, Ukraine, and Haiti.
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Says Mexico Wants the $700 Million Corruption Money From Ex-security Chief Genaro Garcia Luna

Mexico: How Much Did Genaro Garcia Luna Accumulate From His Sinaloa Cartel Bribes?

By Mary Webber
Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has commented on the ongoing trial of the country's former security chief Genaro Garcia Luna, noting that Mexico wants the $700 million corruption money.
Mayoral Candidate Killed in an Ambush on Mexico’s Highway; Cartel Linked to the Crime

Ex-Mayoral Candidate in Mexico, His Wife and 2 Kids Shot Dead by Rival Cartel Gunmen in Ambush Attack

By Mary Webber
A former mayoral candidate in Mexico, his wife, and their two children were among the six people shot and killed by several gunmen on Sunday during an ambush attack.
Mexico: US Issues Travel Alert in Cancun as Taxi Drivers Block Roads to Harass Uber Drivers

Cancun Taxi Drivers in Mexico are Harassing Uber Drivers so Badly That the U.S. Issued a Travel Advisory

By Rick Martin
Taxi drivers have been fighting with Uber drivers since the ride-hailing app first began. However, the harassment Uber drivers have gotten in Cancun, Mexico became so bad that the U.S. State Department issued a travel advisory for the popular Mexican resort city.
Mexico Mass Grave With 47 Sacks of Human Remains Found Inside a Nightclub Is Linked to Jalisco Cartel

Mexico Mass Grave With 47 Sacks of Human Remains Found Under Nightclub Dance Floor Is Linked to Jalisco Cartel

By Mary Webber
A mass grave containing 47 sacks of human remains has been found under a nightclub dance floor in Mexico, and it is believed to be a Jalisco cartel burial ground.
Mexico: Search for Missing Activists Intensifies in Cartel-Held Areas

Environmental Activists Missing in Area Where Vartious Mexican Drug Cartels are Conducting a Turf War

By Rick Martin
Concerns are mounting in western Mexico as officials and civilians continue searching for two missing environmental and human rights activists. They are searching along the border between Michoacan and Colima, an area where Mexican cartels like the dreaded Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) continue to vie for territory.
Mexican Policeman Accused in Killing of 43 College Students Returned to Mexico After Failed Border Crossing

Mexican Policeman Accused in Killing of 43 College Students Returned to Mexico After Failed Border Crossing

By BERT HOOVER
A key suspect in the 2014 Mexico college student killings was given over to Mexican officials by American authorities after he attempted to cross the border without the required documentation.
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