Mexico

Seventy men, women and children were allowed into the crowded port of entry border

49 migrants including women, children and transgender people who had been waiting at the US gate for about 15 hours

Mexican officials allowed a first group of about 50 women, children and transgender people

Pence's remarks came as he tours a construction site for a barrier

Veteran leftist has built up a commanding lead in opinion polls

The Frida Kahlo doll, launched in March by US toy giant Mattel, has drawn criticism

Guadalupe Palacios, is seeking to live out her dream of finishing high school by her 100th birthday

El Chapo was once one of the world's most powerful drug traffickers

Trump says National Guard deployment would range anywhere from 2,000 to 4,000

Trump accuses Mexico of abetting and profiting from illegal immigration

Trump took to Twitter to attack Mexico for allowing the 1,500-strong group to march

Police describe some of the prisoners as highly dangerous.

Comment comes after Trump's latest series of vitriolic anti-Mexican tweets

Authorities said there were no signs of violence

Mexico is one of Uber’s most prized and profitable markets

UN says evident torture of suspects arrested in the case amounted to 'double injustice'

Trump criticizes EU for trade barriers on US companies, threatens to slap tariffs on European car imports

Mexico has suffered a wave of violence linked to drug trafficking that has intensified in recent years

Software called Pegasus was sold to Mexico's government by Israeli company

It was flying very low. Suddenly it started swaying violently and fell like a rock

The helicopter carried Interior Minister Alfonso Navarrete, who remained unharmed

Epicenter 90 miles from Pacific coast surfer resort Puerto Escondido

Trump recedes to Democrats pressure in exchange for funding massive wall on Mexican border

The statement said Mexico's embassy had confirmed the extradition date

WHO figures show that in 2015 Mexico was suffering 19 murders per 100,000 people

2,212 murders were recorded - while 2,380 killings were carried out

In 2017, for the first time in more than 20 years, the country has enough space for all prisoners

The cause of the accident was not immediately known

Opponents of the military deployment say it has undermined trust in one of the most respected institutions in Mexico

The United Nations, Amnesty International and Mexican human rights organizations have all criticized the bill

Lopez Obrador said he would not accept "racist, hegemonic or arrogant attitudes" from the US government

In the past 17 years, 111 journalists have been killed in Mexico

All of the 451 inhabitants who participated in a urine study tested positive for the popular weed killer glyphosate

October was the most violent since the Mexican government began tracking such crimes two decades ago.

Violence in Veracruz has been on the rise this year

Irma Saenz's family seeking legal action against the doctor who operated on her

More than 30,000 people are missing in the country

"I thought it was because I had good breast milk," his mother says

It competes with its former partner, Mexico’s official alerting system run by government-funded non profit CIRES

First responders arrived on scene to care for the wounded in the center

Apartment buildings, offices, a school and a textile factory were among the structures flattened

In her career, she has located 12 people alive beneath the rubble plus more than 40 others dead

Comment comes after Narcos' location scout was shot dead

Twenty-two children dead in collapsed school building following earthquake

Five people died at the scene and two more were seriously injured

Mexico's biggest earthquake in a century

The earthquake was the strongest to hit the country in 85 years and triggered a tsunami warning

The 8.1 magnitude quake off the southern coast late Thursday was stronger than a devastating 1985 temblor

President Nieto describes 8.2 magnitude quake as "largest registered in our country in at least the past 100 years"

A magnitude 8.1 quake was stronger than a devastating 1985 tremor that flattened swathes of Mexico