Endangered Animals Sighted in Mexican Caribbean Due to COVID-19

A significant recovery of the environment can be expected in the state as there is not a lot of burning of fossil fuels from airplanes and vehicular traffic, the official said.

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Mexico: One in Three Violent Attacks Are Against Land Defenders

Rural communities of the Coloradas de la Virgen and Choreachi, in the Sierra Tarahumara, in Chihuahua, Mexico, 2018.

Most of those killed were from rural and Indigenous communities.

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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, President of Mexico, with Pemex Director Octavio Romero Oropeza.

Mexican Gov't Will Respect Contracts Prior to Energy Reform

The mandatary affirmed Pemex would prosper during his government with its workers' support, efficiency, and legality.

President of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO).

Mexico COVID-19: AMLO Rules out Border and Airport Closures

"We are concerned about the situation of the epidemic, and we have to attend to it, but we also have to act responsibly," the Mexican president said.

Human rights groups estimate that more than 30,000 children are currently working with organized crime in Mexico.

97% of Child Murders in Mexico Go Unpunished as Violence Rises

Numerous organized crime groups use young boys and girls for their activities, leading to an explosion of murders of minors in recent years.

Mexican journalist Joaquín López-Dóriga, who spread the news of the businessman's death.

Mexico: Health Ministry Denies News About COVID-19 Victim

The health administrative body has set up a website to offer useful information about the virus, including how to prevent contracting it.

Three migrants climb the U.S. border fence in the city of Tijuana, Mexico, 2019.

Young Pregnant Woman Dies After Falling From US Border Wall

The wall is an issue that is causing even more migrants to die in hostile terrain.

Image with the flags of Canada, Mexico and the United States.

Canada Ratifies New Trade Agreement with United States, Mexico

Mexico Considers Limiting Entries From US To Slow Coronavirus

Bolivia and Venezuela are also taking measures to confront the pandemic.

Mexican Government Tries To Deal with Drop in Oil Prices

The situation remains uncertain because it goes beyond the oil price war being waged between Saudi Arabia and Russia, since the world oil market has an oversupply and there is falling demand.