MEXICO CITY — Seething anger over a rise in deadly violence against women in Mexico spilled into the streets of the nation’s capital on Sunday as tens of thousands of female demonstrators ...

MEXICO CITY—Mexico’s new President Claudia Sheinbaum is using her first 100 days in office to try to lower homicides and loosen the grip of organized crime groups that control swaths of the ...

Mexico's lower house of Congress on Wednesday voted to keep the army on the country's streets until 2028, raising fears about the president's efforts to militarize public security.

Mexico's new president has laid out a plan to combat drug cartel violence. ... Mexico had a homicide rate of about 24 per 100,000 ... but do little on-the-street investigative work like ...

Drug-related violence has seen more than 480,000 people killed in Mexico since the government deployed the army to combat trafficking in 2006, according to official figures. More from CBS News ...

News. Mexico’s López Obrador’s promise to curb violence falls short as homicides keeps climbing AMLO’s government is on pace to surpass previous administrations’ murder toll; he dismisses ...

JUAREZ, Mexico (Border Report) – The number of murders in Juarez fell substantially in 2022, a fact local police officials attribute to more interagency coordination and increased use of ...

One out of every three women in Latin America has experienced sexual or physical violence, according to the United Nations, but 98 percent of gender-related killings in the region are not ...

COATZACOALCOS, Mexico (AP) — Mexico’s drug war appears to be back — and it may be worse this time around than in the bloody years of the government’s 2006-2012 offensive against drug cartels.

On Thursday, a prison dispute between rival gangs spiraled out of control, leading to street violence in Ciudad Juárez and the deaths of 11 people, including civilians. Among them was a 12-year ...

The uptick in violence comes after the surprise arrest on U.S. soil of Sinaloa Cartel co-founder Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada in July.

It took us time because, like I said, of the dynamic of increased violence. But here (2020), it starts going down and we propose to reduce it further.” Mexico as of Thursday reported 31,127 ...