Mexico News

Patrick Corcoran December 7, 2009 On Dec. 31, political control will change hands in the northern Mexican city of Torreón. José Ángel Pérez of the National Action Party (known as the PAN, for its initials in Spanish) will exit the...

Staff noticed the 1.5m tall robot was missing after the show closed on its opening day in Guadalajara on Friday. The Australian show based on the BBC series has toured worldwide and been seen by more than four million people....

As Christmas day approaches, the excitement is felt in the air. It is now official – the Guinness Book of World records have accepted that Mexico is the proud owner of the world’s largest Christmas tree. The 110.35 meters tall...

Greg Rogers won silver and gold at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City and says he and his brother were abused as youngsters by Buck, who died in 2005 in a tractor accident. He says police approached him about an...

The overnight massacre of 15 civilians in Mexico's border town of Ciudad Juarez comes in the aftermath of protests by hundreds of citizens who demanded government action against the exacerbating bloodshed earlier in the week. Amongst Sunday's victims were bodies...

Spanish-language net Univision is moving into telenovela production with the launch of production unit Univision Studios, which was unveiled Monday. The first major initiative by Univision�s new prexy Cesar Conde, the unit will be based in Miami, where the web...

Having flown down south after opening up a new Beso restaurant in Las Vegas on Friday, Miss Longoria is surely enjoying the cuisine during her helpful visit to Mexico City, as she told press, “Anytime there is Mexican food around,...

The latest government figures show a record 6,350 people arrived from China in the four months to October. China's new primacy was due largely to a fall in migration from the UK and New Zealand, as people there opt to...

Mexico – The Zetas, Mexico's notoriously brutal group of paramilitary thugs, are expanding their role as bully businessmen along the Texas-Mexico border, branching out from traditional criminal enterprises such as extortion and drug trafficking and buying legitimate businesses, U.S. and...