Mexico's war on drugs: Moment THREE cartels ambush the military who fight back...
• https://www.dailymail.co, By ADRY TORRESMexico's war on drugs: Moment THREE cartels ambush the military who fight back in a hail of bullets
ON AIR NOW
Click to Play
Mexico's war on drugs: Moment THREE cartels ambush the military who fight back in a hail of bullets
'They are sending a clear message... that THEY rule Mexico': Terrifying footage shows CONVOY of Jalisco drug cartel 'soldiers' waving military-grade weapons next to armored trucks and shouting the name of their leader 'Mencho'
A shocking video surfaced onto social media Friday, showing a convoy of armored vehicles with dozens of combat-uniformed gunmen who expressed their support for...
Terrifying footage shows CONVOY of Jalisco drug cartel 'soldiers' waving military-grade weapons next to armored trucks and shouting the name of their leader 'Mencho'
Mexico's top security official said Saturday that authorities are investigating a video showing dozens of combat-uniformed gunmen posing with military-grade weapons and armored pickup trucks, some painted with the initials of the Jalisco drug carte
Mexico's health minister says testing is a waste of time as 50% of Covid-19 tests are positive.
Amid Mexico's spiraling cartel and drug war violence, and the police and military's uphill battle to get a handle on surging crime especially in sprawling urban poor neighborhoods, a brazen and shocking assassination attempt has targeted Mexico's Cit
Notwithstanding all the death, violence, and corruption the U.S. government's drug war has spawned in the United States, it has wreaked much more damage in Mexico. Since 2006, when Mexico began fiercely cracking down in the drug war at the behest o
Intensive care units in the Mexican beach resort of Acapulco are close to capacity as the coronavirus threatens to overwhelm hospitals and leaves local authorities scrambling to dig more graves.
In San Luis Potosí, cases of Covid-19 are rising, but not everyone is taking lockdown seriously. Photographer Mauricio Palos looks at how the outbreak has affected his home town
Say what? It seems that the mainstream politicians and commentariat have gone so far off the deep-end on the Covid-19 that it takes a pair of socialists from south of the border to clear the air.
Mexico is now caught in a perfect storm: on one hand the economy is collapsing and desperately in need of more fiscal stimulus; on the other any new debt issued to fund this stimulus will immediately result in a junk rating causing even more pain for
It wasn't meant to be like this.
López Obrador's apparent nonchalance in response to pandemic draws barrage of criticism
Another year, another homicide total unseen before in Mexico's modern history as the country struggles to check rising violence.
Mexican Deputy Health Secretary Hugo Lopez-Gatell has considered shutting down its northern border with the US to limit the spread of Covid-19, reported Reuters.
Alejandra Uvilla fled her home city of Apatzingan because of overwhelming violence, moving 65 miles (105 km) north to bustling, mountain-nestled Uruapan in the avocado belt of Michoacan state.
Alejandra Uvilla fled her home city of Apatzingan because of overwhelming violence, moving 65 miles (105 km) north to bustling, mountain-nestled Uruapan in the avocado belt of Michoacan state.
Anarchapulco
Before he picked up a rifle and joined a squad of armed children, Alex wanted to become a schoolteacher. He'd teach anything - "whatever the principal asks" - because spending his days in a classroom sounded pretty good.
8,000 migrants in 'Devil's Route' caravan prepare to storm Mexican border from Honduras in bid to get to US despite many being deported a week ago
In a lawless stretch of western Mexico, children as young as 6 years old are taking up arms against organized crime.
Honduran migrants clash with Mexican troops blocking the 2,500-strong US-bound caravan on a bridge at Guatemalan border as hundreds of guards line the banks of the river to prevent crossing
Ciudad Hidalgo (Mexico) (AFP) - Mexican troops urged some 1,500 Central American migrants to maintain "order and respect" on Saturday after the group attempted to force entry into the country from Guatemala in the hopes of trekking onward to the Unit
When I was a kid growing up in Laredo,Texas, in the 1950s and 1960s, tourists from all over the country would come to Laredo to get a taste of "old Mexico."
Terrifying moment US driver narrowly escapes drug cartel blockade in Mexican border town by throwing car into reverse and swerving past their trucks
- spewing ash and molten lava into the air - as officials warn nearby communities to keep their windows closed until it clears
Juan Carlos Quiroz was working late in Mexico City on March 16, 2017, when his older sister called with distressing news. That afternoon, in the family's hometown a few hours away, their 71-year-old father had gone missing.
Federal authorities arrested Fidel Alejandro Villegas, the police chief of Janos, a small town in the state of Chihuahua, following the massacre near the border on November 4, 2019 of three women and six children from Mormon families who were dual ci
The first conquistadors' fleet is 'found' 500 years after Hernan Cortes destroyed his ships in Mexico to stop his men fleeing