Mexico

Senate Approves Stopgap Spending Bill to Avoid Shutdown

By Alana Abramson

Mexico's New President Takes Office, Promising Radical Change

By Billy Perrigo

Why Negotiating a Border Wall With Trump Is So Difficult

By Philip Elliott

An Intimate Look at Life Inside the Migrant Caravan

By Alice Driver
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Google Doodle Celebrates Día de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead) With Hand-Painted Skulls

Day of the Dead is every Nov. 1 and 2

By Tara Law

The Migrant Caravan as Political Bandwagon

A thousand miles south of the Rio Grande, Lesly Xiomara Chirinos plodded along a Mexican road comforting her year-old son Murphy, her partner holding up an umbrella to shield them from the punishing sun. On...

By Ioan Grillo/Huehuetán, Mexico

Border Patrol Has No Intention 'Right Now' to Shoot at Caravan Migrants If They Approach U.S. Border

Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Thursday the U.S. government will not open fire on a migrant caravan currently heading north through Mexico, after news emerged that the Trump Administration was planning to send at...

By Billy Perrigo

President Trump Threatens to Cut Off Foreign Aid Over Migrant Caravan

He also claimed without evidence that 'unknown Middle Easterners' are mixed in with the group

By Billy Perrigo

'We Won't Be Broken.' Migrant Caravan Sets Sights on U.S.

"We have shown we are not scared"

By Ioan Grillo / Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico

President Donald Trump Wants to Stop the Caravan. Here's What Experts Think Would Help

For the second year in a row, President Donald Trump is upset about a caravan of Central American migrants headed to the United States.As the group of some 4,000 people from El Salvador, Guatemala and...

By Maya Rhodan

Trump's NAFTA Replacement Mostly Keeps the Status Quo

On the campaign trail, Donald Trump harshly criticized free trade deals, threatening to withdraw the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership as well as the North American Free Trade Agreement, which he called “the worst trade...

By Justin Worland

Mexican President-Elect Grounded on Commercial Flight Insists He'll Sell Presidential Jet

"I am not going to change my mind because of this"

By Precious Adesina

Mexico State Had No Room for Corpses, Stored Them in Trailer

Residents complained that it smelled bad and attracted flies

By Eli Meixler

Not So Easy

President Donald Trump gathered reporters in the Oval Office Monday to make a dramatic-sounding announcement: He was going to end the North American Free Trade Agreement and replace it with a bilateral deal his Administration...

By Justin Worland

Mexico Travel Warning Issued After Bodies Were Found in a Taxi, a Hammock and Bags

The bodies were in a taxi, a hammock, and bags

By Mahita Gajanan

Mexico's New President Calls on Trump to Resume NAFTA Talks

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said delaying could be harmful

By Justin Villamil / Bloomberg

What Mexico's New President Means for U.S. Border Relations

Lopez Obrador has compared Trump’s attacks on Mexicans to the way the Nazis talked about Jews

By Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera

Mexico's Leftists Celebrate Victory

The festivities on Sunday night were the culmination of a 30-year struggle by the Mexican left to win the presidency

By Ioan Grillo/Mexico City

Mexican Voters Revolt

The campaign has been marred by violence, with more than 120 politicians killed, including some 40 candidates

By Nacha Cattan and Eric Martin / Bloomberg

The Populist of the Pueblos Gets Ready to Shake Up Mexico

When he played baseball in this steamy village where he grew up, the teenage Andrés Manuel López Obrador was known by his teammates as El Molido, or the Grinder, and is remembered for his ability...

By Ioan Grillo
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