40,000 weapons seized in Mexico since 2018, 70% are from the U.S.: Mexican Secretary of Defense
By Latin America Reports - May 6, 2023
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Human rights violations by migration authorities surged during AMLO’s administration
By Latin America Reports - May 4, 2023
AMLO slams covert DEA operations in Mexico that led to indictment of ‘Los Chapitos’
By Latin America Reports - April 20, 2023
Mexico’s top migration official investigated for negligence in migrant detention center fire
By Latin America Reports - April 15, 2023
Mexico launches Latin American initiative to battle inflation
By Latin America Reports - April 11, 2023
Mexico ‘acquires’ 13 power plants from Iberdrola
By Latin America Reports - April 10, 2023
Mexican presidents urges China’s Xi Jinping to combat fentanyl trafficking
By Latin America Reports - April 6, 2023
Mexican migration officials investigated in fire that killed 39 in Ciudad Juárez
By Latin America Reports - April 3, 2023
Mexico’s president blames migrants for the fire that killed 39
By Latin America Reports - March 29, 2023
Mexican military spied on activist documenting army killings
By Latin America Reports - March 23, 2023
Diplomatic tensions between Mexico and US rise in aftermath of kidnapping
By Latin America Reports - March 20, 2023
Mexico has done more to combat fentanyl crisis than the United States: AMLO.
By Latin America Reports - March 20, 2023
Venezuelan migrants face violence, political hostility on journey through Mexico to US
By Latin America Reports - March 17, 2023
Elon Musk’s bet on nearshoring Tesla production in Mexico
By Latin America Reports - March 4, 2023
How eCommerce Offers Companies in LatAm a Defense to Economic Downturn
By Emily Senkosky - February 14, 2023