The U.S. Department of Justice is preparing to formally charge at least one more governor from Mexico's ruling Morena party over alleged ties to organized crime — and analysts say Baja California Gov. Marina del Pilar Ávila is near the top of that list. According to journalist Carlos Loret de Mola, Ávila has not held a U.S. visa for roughly a year. Washington revoked it as … [Read more...] about U.S. Targets More Morena Governors in Cartel Probe
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‘Hondurasgate’: Leaked Audio Recordings Expose Alleged International Plot Targeting Mexico
A series of leaked voice notes, verified using forensic software, purportedly reveal a sprawling scheme involving former President Juan Orlando Hernández, Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Argentina’s Javier Milei to destabilize progressive governments in Latin America. A political firestorm, being dubbed "#Hondurasgate" on social media, after the publication of 37 … [Read more...] about ‘Hondurasgate’: Leaked Audio Recordings Expose Alleged International Plot Targeting Mexico
Gringo Tax: Mexico City Club Hits Americans With $300 Cover, Story Goes Viral
A Mexico City nightclub is charging U.S. citizens MX$5,000 (about US$300) just to walk through the door, while visitors from any other country pay around US$20. The Instagram post announcing the policy racked up more than 26,000 likes and set off a fresh round of debate about tourism, gentrification, and the state of U.S.-Mexico relations. The venue is Club Japan in Roma … [Read more...] about Gringo Tax: Mexico City Club Hits Americans With $300 Cover, Story Goes Viral
Mexico Cuts School Year Short for Heat and the World Cup
Mexico is ending its school year nearly six weeks early, citing extreme heat and the looming start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Classes will wrap up June 5 — 40 days ahead of the original July 15 finish date. Education Secretary Mario Delgado announced the decision, saying the National Council of Educational Authorities voted unanimously to move the calendar after receiving … [Read more...] about Mexico Cuts School Year Short for Heat and the World Cup
U.S. Attorney General Vows More Charges Against Mexican Officials
Todd Blanche, acting Attorney General of the U.S., announced that the indictment of Sinaloa’s governor is just the beginning, as tensions over sovereignty escalate between the Trump administration and Mexico’s President Sheinbaum. [PHOENIX] — Acting United States Attorney General Todd Blanche has issued a stark warning to Mexican politicians, stating that the recent … [Read more...] about U.S. Attorney General Vows More Charges Against Mexican Officials