'Dia De Muertos' or Day of the Dead Exhibit at National Museum of Mexican Art to Honor Vanessa Guillen, Adam Toledo, COVID Victims

'Dia De Muertos' or Day of the Dead Exhibit at National Museum of Mexican Art to Honor Vanessa Guillen, COVID Victims

Vanessa Guillen, Adam Toledo, and the COVID-19 victims will be honored in a "Dia De Muertos" or Day of the Dead exhibit at the National Museum of Mexican Arts in Chicago.
Mysterious Blue Lights Seen in Mexico Sky During a Powerful Earthquake Set off Apocalyptic Speculation

Mysterious Blue Lights Seen in Mexico Sky During a Powerful Earthquake Set off Apocalyptic Speculation

By Jess Smith
Mysterious blue lights flashed across the night sky during a powerful earthquake that rattled Mexico City and nearby cities on Tuesday.
Latin Gaming: Latin America’s Top 3 Video Games

Latin Gaming: Latin America’s Top 3 Video Games

By Jess Smith
Latin America has also witnessed the fast-evolving world of gaming. Here are three of the best Latin American video games over the past years.
1 Dead After Mexico Struck by Powerful 7.0-Magnitude Earthquake

1 Dead As Mexico Struck by Powerful 7.0-Magnitude Earthquake

By Joshua Summers
At least one death was reported after a powerful 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit southwestern Mexico on Tuesday night that rattled Acapulco and nearby cities.
Missing Bolts, Beam Flaws, Contributed to Mexico Metro Collapse - Report Says

Missing Bolts, Beam Flaws, Contributed to Mexico Metro Collapse - Report Says

By Joshua Summers
A report reveals the missing bolts and flawed beams caused the Mexico metro crash in May.
Mexico’s Supreme Court Ruled Decriminalizing Abortion; Chief Justice Says Historic Day for All Mexican Women

Mexico's Supreme Court Ruled Decriminalizing Abortion; Chief Justice Says Historic Day for All Mexican Women

By Mary Webber
Mexico's Supreme Court voted on Tuesday the decriminalization of abortion in the country, which could lead to the legalization of the health procedure in the Catholic country.
Latin Post Artist of the Week: Leon Leiden

Latin Post Indie Artist of the Week: Meet Leon Leiden, Deezer Fresco's New Talent from Mexico

By Joshua Summers
Get to know Leon Leiden, a young artist from Mexico and the latest musician to partake in Deezer Fresco.
Mexico City Replacing Christopher Columbus Statue With One of Indigenous Woman; City Mayor Says It’s to Deliver “Social Justice”

Mexico City Replacing Christopher Columbus Statue With One of Indigenous Woman; City Mayor Says It's to Deliver "Social Justice"

By Mary Webber
Mexico City is set to replace Italian explorer Christopher Columbus' statue with one of an indigenous woman after the explorer's statue was removed last year ahead of protests.
Mexico Blocks Migrant Caravan Headed to U.S. Border

Mexico Blocks Migrant Caravan Headed to U.S. Border

By Joshua Summers
Mexico officials block new migrant caravan headed to U.S. borders.
FIBA Americas: Team USA to Face Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico in World Cup Qualifying

FIBA Americas: Team USA to Face Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico in World Cup Qualifying

By Jess Smith
Team USA would be facing Cuba, Mexico, and Puerto Rico in the first round of qualifying to represent FIBA Americas for the 2023 Basketball World Cup.
Mexico Welcomes Planeload of Fleeing Afghans, Including Journalists

Mexico Welcomes Planeload of Fleeing Afghans, Including Journalists

By Jess Smith
A plane carrying 175 Afghans, who fled from Afghanistan, arrived in Mexico on Tuesday night on one of the last flights to leave Kabul.
Mexico: 90,000 People Have Disappeared Without a Trace Amid Drug War

Mexico: 90,000 People Have Disappeared Without a Trace Amid Drug War

By Mary Webber
Mexico commemorates the International Day of the Disappeared on August 30, with thousands of people vanishing every year.
3 Gulf Cartel Gunmen Burned Alive Inside Vehicle After Being Struck Head on by Police Car in Mexico

3 Gulf Cartel Gunmen Burned Alive Inside Vehicle After Being Struck Head on by Police Car in Mexico

By Jess Smith
After a shootout and a brief chase between members of the Gulf Cartel and police officers in the state of Tamaulipas in Mexico, at least three gunmen were burned alive inside a vehicle.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Misses Press Conference After Protest Erupts

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Misses Press Conference After Protest Erupts

By Mary Webber
Teachers in the state of Chiapas in Mexico had blocked Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador from entering a venue for his televised press conference.
AMLO: Mexico Can’t Help U.S. Government With Migrants 'Forever'

AMLO: Mexico Can’t Help U.S. Government With Migrants 'Forever'

By Jess Smith
Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Thursday that his country was still committed to helping the U.S. government in addressing the migration crisis.
Mexico Boxing Legend Julio Cesar Chavez Says He Demanded Cocaine From El Chapo, Other Notorious Drug Lords at 1992 Party

Mexico Boxing Legend Julio Cesar Chavez Says He Demanded Cocaine From El Chapo, Other Notorious Drug Lords at 1992 Party

By Jess Smith
Mexico boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez revealed that he shouted at the world's most notorious drug lords, including Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, to "go to hell" after they showed up to a victory party without any cocaine.
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