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The global community is seeing many changes in our energy mix and how we set policy to incent better outcomes for people and the environment. Government can set the tone with legislation to encourage economic and environmental improvement, or do just the opposite. The latter outcome is on full display in Mexico these days with President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s (AMLO)

Mexico is going crazy for Donovan Carrillo, who qualified for the men's free skate program at the Winter Games, becoming the first Latin American to do so.

Investors ‘are selling properties in Mexico City to reinvest in other countries,’ local agents say, boosting inventory and tamping down prices.

A Texas father of two who has traveled the globe in search adventures was killed in a hang gliding accident in central Mexico just before he was set to return home on Sunday.

Here are five things journalists can do to honor Tijuana journalists Margarito Martínez and Lourdes Maldonado.

Four bodies were found in front of a property in Mexico's state of Michoacan plagued by Mexican drug cartels fighting for territory.

Quintana Roo has for decades has been a transshipment point for cocaine. More recently it has become a magnet for international criminal groups.

The three dead bodies of municipal police were found abandoned on a dirt road in the Municipality of Sombrete, Zacatecas.

Rosalinda Gonzalez Valencia or "La Jefa," the wife of Jalisco cartel boss Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes, will remain in detention, a Mexican judge ruled.

A controversial and widely-despised president who ruled during the 'dirty war,' Echeverría is the first president to reach triple figures.