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TWN, Reuters MEXICO CITY -- The United States made available on Wednesday US$197 million to pay for helicopters and other equipment needed by Mexico to fight violent drug cartels, the first part of an anti-narcotics aid package promised almost two years

Mexico City - Thirteen dead bodies were found Thursday near an abandoned truck on a rural path in the municipality of San Ignacio, in the north-western Mexican state of Sinaloa, local police said. The bodies had been shot by AK-47 rifles and were found

Mexico City - Mexico and the United States signed an agreement Wednesday on combatting narcotics trafficking and organized crime. By the terms of the measure, the US will provide 197 million dollars under Washington's Merida Initiative to aid Mexico's

Mexico City - Mexico and the United States signed an agreement Wednesday on combatting narcotics trafficking and organized crime. By the terms of the measure, the US will provide 197 million dollars under Washington's Merida Initiative to aid Mexico's

MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Mexico's National Mining and Metal Workers Union said Thursday that two of its top officials have been arrested and its bank accounts frozen. The union said in a press release that its secretary of political affairs, Carlos

The immediate answer by city officials was to replace Tijuana's public security chief with an Army officer, to ''ratify the position that it is with the military . . . that security will be restored in Tijuana,'' said Mayor Jorge Ramos. Putting Army

MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Mexico's National Mining and Metal Workers Union said Thursday that two of its top officials have been arrested and its bank accounts frozen. The union said in a press release that its secretary of political affairs, Carlos

Wal-Mart de Mexico has reported that comparable stores sales increased 5.6% for November 2008, compared to a 5.4% increase for November 2007. For the January to November period, total sales increased 11.9%, compared to a 13.6% increase for the same

CHOLULA, Mexico - President-elect Barack Obama's pick for commerce secretary, Bill Richardson, got a warm welcome Thursday during a visit to Mexico, where government officials said they doubted Obama would follow through on a campaign pledge to

MEXICO CITY, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Mexican authorities arrested two senior officials of the national mining union on Thursday as a strike at one of the country's largest copper mines moves into its 16th month, the union said in a press release. A spokesman

Reporting from Mexico City Anger and frustration over rampant killings and kidnappings have ignited an improbable debate here over legalizing the death penalty, a punishment that has been effectively banned in Mexico for nearly half a century. Lawmakers

MEXICO CITY, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Mexican authorities arrested two senior officials of the national mining union on Thursday as a strike at one of the country's largest copper mines moves into its 16th month, the union said in a press release. A spokesman

Mexico's Cemex, the world's third largest cement producer, has asked for World Bank arbitration over Caracas's nationalisation of its Venezuelan operations. Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has defended the nationalisation, saying the scarcity and high

MEXICO CITY (AFP) - Thirty people were killed or found dead Thursday in Mexico, including 13 tied-up bodies discovered inside a bus in Sinaloa, in the latest carnage linked to drug wars in the country, officials said. The 13 had their hands tied behind

Mexican authorities say the bodies of 13 youths have been found shot to death in western Mexico, in what appears to be the latest drug-related violence sweeping the country. Local officials say the bodies were discovered Thursday in Sinaloa state, home

At least three U.S. residents have been killed in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, in as many weeks as the death toll in the violent border city surpasses 1,400. The latest victim, a 32-year-old American woman, was shot several times Tuesday as she stood in front

President-elect Barack Obama's pick for commerce secretary, Bill Richardson, got a warm welcome Thursday during a visit to Mexico, where government officials said they doubted Obama would follow through on a campaign pledge to re-negotiate NAFTA. The New

CULIACAN, Mexico -- Thirteen bullet-riddled bodies were found along a dirt road Thursday in Mexico's Sinaloa state, home to the powerful cartel of the same name. The victims, whose hands were bound, were found near the town of Coyotitlan along with 80

Thirty people have been killed or found dead in Mexico , including 13 tied-up bodies discovered inside a bus in Sinaloa, in the latest carnage linked to drug wars in the country, officials say. The 13 had their hands tied behind their backs and were face