The possibility of former Mexican presidents facing proceedings before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has been a recurring topic over the past two decades. From accusations related to the so-called war on drugs to allegations of serious human rights violations, several former presidents have been named in complaints seeking to have the […]

Who really runs Mexico City? A civilian woman was caught on video illegally controlling access to the streets around the Zócalo, demanding identification as if she were an official. Even worse, this same woman is known for arriving with thugs to steal banners from peaceful protesters. When reporters confronted the police, the officers shrugged, saying […]

I left my house like any other day. I started my motorcycle with the peace of mind of someone who works honestly to provide for his family. My destination was simple: to reunite with my wife and baby, who were waiting for me with the hope of seeing me arrive once again. But I never […]

Education ministries in seven Mexican states have initiated administrative proceedings to deduct pay for days not worked by teachers from the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) who have not been teaching during the national strike that began on June 1, according to Elvira Veleces, General Secretary of Section 14 in Guerrero. She stated that […]

On Wednesday morning, the San José curve on the Mexico-Veracruz highway turned into a high-tension scene when armed individuals in two old cars cut off Abimael N. and held him at gunpoint to steal his RAM 1200. The young man screamed desperately for help, and—in a brutal act of solidarity—an army of drivers screeched to […]