AP: Former Leader Living in Mexico
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Nine months after he disappeared under a cloud of corruption allegations at home, former Guatemalan President Alfonso Portillo is living and working in the same Mexican city he fled two decades ago to avoid arrest on murder charges, The Associated Press has learned.
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Leftist presidential hopeful Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador doesn&#039;t speak English, rarely travels outside Mexico and says the best foreign policy is to stay at home and avoid meddling in other nations&#039; affairs.
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Carlos Gutierrez, whose family fled Castro, will head administration efforts to revive the manufacturing sector. By Associated Press.
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Felipe Calderon took charge Friday of Mexico's presidential residence in what he calls the start of the inauguration process.
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MONTERREY, Mexico -- Gamaliel LÃÂ³pez Candanosa seemed an unlikely candidate to join the ranks of disappeared or murdered reporters in Mexico, now  the second deadliest country in the world for journalists after Iraq.
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In the nine years since they set out from Mexico for a new life in central Iowa, Juan and Patricia Castillo have found jobs, bought a house and watched their children thrive at school. But they now face deportation from federal immigration officials, who say the Castillos entered the country illegally &#151; a charge the family does not deny.
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Mexican President Vicente Fox retires in November with his dream shattered of a U.S. immigration overhaul that would allow millions more Mexicans to work legally north of the border.
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Former Argentine president Carlos Menem who resides in Chile, will be returning to his home province of La Rioja this Wednesday following the acceptance by a federal Judge of the proposed bail conditions, reported his nephew Congressman Adrian Menem.
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Thousands of protesters marched in this historic Mexican city Saturday to demand the resignation of the state governor, showing their eight-month-old movement is still alive despite hundreds of arrests.
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Most Mexicans think he is ineffective, but affable rancher President Vicente Fox leaves office this week with the kind of popularity his U.S. counterpart can only dream of.
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Mexico's former ruling party won two gubernatorial races and held narrow leads in two others Monday in an election showing that could make it a force in the 2006 national vote, in which the party seeks to regain the presidency it held for more than 70 years.
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The head of a banned opposition TV station in Venezuela says he may air programmes from Mexico.
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Mexican President-elect Felipe   Calderon views violent disturbances in the tourist city of   Oaxaca, where protesters are trying to oust the governor, as   the country's biggest challenge, a top aide said on Tuesday.
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Mexico extradited a member of the   infamous Arellano Felix drug-smuggling family to the United   States on Saturday where he has been wanted since the 1980s on   drug charges, a source in the prosecutor general's office said.
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MEXICO CITY -- Ines Fernandez Ortega was with her four children, drying meat on her patio, when three soldiers entered her home in a small indigenous village in southern Guerrero state. They accused her of stealing the meat.
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SASABE, Mexico -- Mario Alberto Diaz, a biologist nearing completion of his master's degree, crawled under a barbed-wire fence marking the border with the United States one evening this summer. He had 48 hours to go in his illegal trek across the desert.
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SAN JOSE - A former Costa Rican president returned home Friday a week after he was ousted as chief of the Organization of American States and was slapped in handcuffs and led off for questioning on allegations he took kickbacks.