Mexican defense chief apologizes for torture
Mexico’s defense secretary has apologized after a video appeared online of a woman being tortured by two soldiers and a federal police officer.
Mexico’s defense secretary has apologized after a video appeared online of a woman being tortured by two soldiers and a federal police officer.
President Enrique Peña Nieto has said Mexico will legalize marijuana for medicinal use.
The Panama Papers, the vast cache of leaked emails and documents that exposes the offshore accounting of some of the world’s richest and most powerful, has shed light on the clandestine financial arrangements of some noted Mexican public figures.
The marginalised Afro-Mexican community is the focus of a new podcast, available to listen or download from the BBC World Service.
An imprisoned Colombian hacker has sensationally claimed that he helped Enrique Peña Nieto win the 2012 Mexican presidential election.
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has paid his first state visit to Germany and met with Chancellor Angela Merkel to discuss trade, energy and security reforms.
Daylight Saving Time (Horario de Verano) begins in Mexico on Sunday, April 3, at 2 a.m. Clocks must be turned forward one hour. (Most sensible people set their clocks before they head to bed for the night.)
The Mexican national team is taking part in a social tolerance campaign that is reportedly designed to stop homophobic chanting at soccer matches.
U.S. journalist Andrea Noel has left Mexico for safety reasons after becoming a target for misogynistic internet trolls. The 27-year-old reporter found herself at the center of a social media storm after she shared a video of sexual harassment online.