The President of One of the Worst-Hit COVID Countries Hates Facemasks
"He doesn’t feel comfortable with a mask because the most important part of his image would be covered - his voice,” said one observer of Mexico's president.
Mexican Weed Connoisseurs Are Concerned Legal Weed Might Not Be the Best Shit
A bill set to be signed into law this month has little detail on what the new legal industry will look like, and who might be left out.
As Mexico Passes 100K COVID Deaths, Government Says Vaccine Coming in December
While the Pfizer vaccine may arrive before the end of the year, the general public probably won’t have access, say observers.
Mexico Is on the Verge of Legalizing Weed For 130 Million People
Cannabis activists are worried about who stands to profit from the bill, which promises to create the world's biggest legal market for marijuana.
US Suddenly Decides Not to Prosecute Top Mexican General for Narco-Corruption
The unprecedented move will drop drug trafficking charges against Gen. Salvador Cienfuegos Zepeda and send him back to Mexico to face justice.
A Rapper and the Liberal Party Just Won Big in Belize Election
The new government's first task will be to boost an economy ravaged by the COVID pandemic.
Cops Caught on Video Shooting Real Bullets During Protest in Cancun
“I thought, they can’t be shooting real bullets," said one protester. But they were.
“Who’s the Banana Republic Now?” Latin America’s Mixed Response to U.S. Election
Congratulations, silence, and passive-aggressive digs from across the region.
Mexico's War Against Crime Will Be Led by a Woman for the First Time Ever
As violent crime skyrockets in Mexico, Rosa Icela Rodríguez will lead the fight against insecurity.
Rapper Involved in Club Shooting with Diddy Is Now a Controversial Central American Politician
Shyne had his fame cut short following the NYC incident, which also involved Jennifer Lopez. Now he’s after popularity of a different kind: political office in his home country, Belize.
AMLO Accused of Paying Off Mexico's Water Debt Just to 'Look Good to Trump'
Farmers are still occupying a dam they say holds water the U.S wanted but they need.
Racism in the U.S. Prompts a Growing Community of Thriving, Black Expats in Mexico
More Black Americans are moving south to get away from racism at home.