Mexico’s new president faces first major crisis
Confrontation between judiciary and governing party set to test Claudia Sheinbaum’s leadership
Mexico
Trump’s trade policies would make Mexico far better off at the expense of US workers
In a US trade war, the EU could be tempted to take retaliatory action against American corporate tax in Ireland
National Geographic names Cork as one of top 25 places in the world to visit
City is the only Irish entry on a list including destinations in Sweden and Mexico
Karla Sofía Gascón, star of the Oscar-tipped Emilia Pérez: ‘I put my entire life and soul into creating this character’
If the Spanish star gets an Academy Award nomination for her role in Jacques Audiard’s film, she’ll be the first openly trans performer to do so
Spain at loggerheads with former colonies going into Hispanic Day celebrations
Disputes mar Madrid’s relations with Argentina, Venezuela and Mexico
The Irish Times view on Mexico’s new president: change and continuity
Voters elected the country’s first woman and first Jewish leader, while strongly reaffirming the legacy of her predecessor and mentor
What will €295,000 buy in Norway, France, South Africa, Mexico and Roscommon?
One price, home and away: a ski cabin in Aseral, a one-bed apartment in Jalisco, and more
Mexican snub of Spanish king reopens colonisation dispute
Left-wing government of Latin-American country seeks apology for historical abuses
While Mexico’s democracy has been weakening, migration is keeping the US quiet
Biden administration’s dependence on Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrado to reduce migration has worked against US interests
Sinaloa cartel: Mexican drug lord ‘El Mayo’ and El Chapo’s son arrested by US authorities
Ismael Zambada García and Joaquín Guzmán López command massive transnational cocaine and fentanyl businesses
Storm Beryl expected to regain hurricane strength as Texas coast prepares for possible flooding
Beryl caused at least 11 deaths as it passed through the Caribbean islands earlier in the week
Hurricane Beryl roars by Jamaica and heads toward Mexico
Power was knocked out in much of the capital as residents heeded authorities’ call to shelter until the storm had passed
Bird flu: Man dies in Mexico after contracting strain not confirmed in humans before, says WHO
Man, who had multiple underlying health conditions, died after developing fever, shortness of breath and diarrhoea due to H5N2 variant
Biden imposes sweeping measures to bar migrants from asylum at Mexico border
US president toughens his approach as immigration emerges as a top issue in the presidential election
Mexico elects country’s first woman president as Claudia Sheinbaum secures landslide victory
Ruling party candidate and former Mexico City mayor capitalises on outgoing president’s popularity
British ambassador to Mexico sacked after pointing gun at staff
Diplomat Jon Benjamin pointed assault rifle at an employee in a car
House swapping: ‘It’s never hard to find people who want to come to Dublin’
It’s an effective way to save on holiday expenses, but is it worth the effort involved in arranging a swap and getting your house in order?
The Irish Times view on the Mexican election: a key vote in a country where democracy is under threat
Mexico is threatened with becoming a failed state and much is at stake in this local and national election where more than 20,000 local and 600 federal posts are up for grabs
How Mexico’s president won over the working class
Andrés Manuel López Obrador hopes to hand over to chosen successor in looming vote
Climate victims testify at inter-American rights court in historic case
AMERICAS-CLIMATE JUSTICE/ (ANALYSIS):ANALYSIS-Climate victims testify at Americas rights court in historic case
Irish priest dies in Mexico after falling from ladder while carrying out roof repairs
Fr Eddie Elliott, originally from Dublin’s Ringsend, spent over 40 years in Mexico with Divine Word Missionaries
Ecuador’s president may take advantage of row with Mexico
Decision to arrest politician in the Mexican embassy may be a political boon for Daniel Noboa
How Mexico stymied America’s war on drugs
Mexican president’s ‘hugs, not bullets’ pledge has increased tensions with the US drug enforcement agency
Latin American governments rally around Mexico after embassy raid in Ecuador
Arrest of Ecuador’s former vice president Glas triggers suspension of relations between countries
Solar eclipse frenzy grips America as stargazers set out to heartland for glimpse of rare phenomenon
Americans are gearing up for a rare astronomical display that Nasa says will cause the daytime sky to darken ‘as if it were dusk or dawn’
What will €310,000 buy in Spain, Sweden, France, Mexico and Waterford?
An architectural gem in Saint Sever, a lakeside house in Bullaren, a traditional Andalusian home in Huelva or a Georgian-era apartment in Dunmore East
Mayoral candidate murdered in Mexico amid rising political violence
Bertha Gisela Gaytán shot in town just outside of the city of Celaya on first day of campaign
A Mexican drug cartel’s new target? Older people and their timeshares
Jalisco New Generation crime group is entrenched in both illegal and legal sectors of Mexican economy
Biden and Trump pay visits to Texas-Mexico border as immigration emerges as defining election issue
Presidential rivals focus on topic that has gripped the American imagination
Who is behind the Mexican cartel linked to Ireland’s latest drugs bust?
In the News podcast: What links the infamous Sinaloa drugs cartel - featured in the Netflix series, Narcos - with County Kerry?
Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel created an Irish network to aid large movement of drugs, gardaí believe
Sinaloa cartel has sought to build criminal networks in the EU over last five years
New searches in Waterford after €32.8m Irish-Mexican crystal meth seizure in Cork
Gardaí believe half tonne of crystal meth found in container in Cork Port owned by Sinaloa cartel who use Irish agents
Baking and selling lemon drizzle cakes in Mexico was not in the plan
Adam Browne is an Irish baker in Mexico. He has always been a baker, but baking at altitude has been a challenge
Under the eye of landlord Marc Godart: how a tenant who objected to CCTV surveillance was evicted
Mexican tenant Salvador Chavez Morales complained about a camera trained on the kitchen of his Dublin rental, part of the property business of controversial Luxembourg landlord Marc Godart
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