Authorities report a 48% reduction in daily homicides and major progress in dismantling organized crime networks since 2024.

Following the death of a 55-year-old Mexican national in Houston, Mexico escalates legal and civil pressure on Washington.

Finance Secretary highlights record-breaking U.S. trade, surge in global exports, and a thriving labor market that defies traditional economic theories.

Despite President Daniel Noboa's interest in rebuilding ties, Mexican officials state that a resumption of diplomacy is impossible without an official apology and recognition of Jorge Glas's asylum status.

The dismantling of a major Latin American trafficking network in St. Petersburg underscores the deep infiltration of cartels into Ecuador's commercial trade.