MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
With a handshake, Spain and Mexico put diplomatic tussle over their colonial past behind them
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez have struck a reconciliatory note, bringing closure to a diplomatic spat rooted in Spain's colonial legacy. The breakthrough came with King Felipe VI's admission of historical injustices, vital for mending relations.
Iran ‘boycotting’ US, not World Cup: Federation chief
Iran's football team plans to participate in the World Cup but will boycott the United States. Talks are underway with FIFA to relocate matches from the US. Mexico has offered to host Iran's games. US President Donald Trump raised safety concerns for Iranian players. Iran's participation was in doubt due to the Middle East conflict.
Italian court clears way to end citizenship through ancestry — what it means
Italy's Constitutional Court has signaled its intent to uphold a new law restricting citizenship by descent, effectively ending the long-standing jus sanguinis principle for distant ancestors. This change, set to take effect in March 2025, will limit eligibility to those with parents or grandparents born in Italy, impacting millions worldwide.
Can Iran drones attack California on US West Coast or will it launch another cyberattack? FBI alert on Iran drone threat in California explained
Can Iran drones attack California on US West Coast or will it launch another cyberattack? A warning by the FBI says Iran may try a drone strike from a vessel near the US coast. The alert mentions possible targets in California. Officials say they have no details about timing or method.
Indian restaurants warn of shutdowns as Iran war makes LPG scarce
India's hospitality sector faces a severe cooking gas crisis. The Iran war has disrupted global energy supplies, leading to a shortage of LPG. Restaurants and hotels are warning of potential shutdowns. Authorities have formed a panel to address industry requests for fuel. Companies have increased LPG prices. Many establishments are struggling to secure sufficient gas supplies for their operations.
War and peace cannot be left to one man — especially not Donald Trump
President Trump initiated military action against Iran without congressional approval, a move criticized as monarchical. While acknowledging personal anger towards the Iranian regime, the author stresses the constitutional requirement for Congress to authorize war. This bypass risks repeating past mistakes and diminishes America's chances of success, undermining the nation's foundational principles of peace and accountability.
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US military mistakenly shoots govt drone with laser: media
The US military mistakenly shot down a government drone near the Mexican border with a laser, prompting airspace closure. This incident follows a similar gaffe where a party balloon was mistaken for a drone. Democratic lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the "incompetence" and "lack of coordination" by the Trump administration.
FAA closes airspace in Fort Hancock, Texas after reported accidental use of anti-drone laser
The Federal Aviation Administration has restricted flights near Fort Hancock, Texas, after lawmakers said the Pentagon likely used a high-energy laser system to accidentally shoot down a US Customs and Border Protection drone near the Mexican border. The airspace curbs, which allow limited emergency exceptions, are set to remain until June 24.
Is it safe to travel to Mexico right now?
Recent violence in Mexico following the death of cartel leader El Mencho caused travel disruptions. Flights were cancelled and 'shelter in place' warnings were issued. However, advisories have been lifted, and security alerts indicate a return to normal operations. While some areas remain under high advisories, popular tourist destinations like Cancun and Los Cabos are largely unaffected.
What to know about the cartels operating in Mexico
Mexico's most powerful cartel leader, El Mencho, is dead. His death leaves a void in the Jalisco New Generation cartel. This could lead to infighting and rival groups seizing territory. Other major cartels like Sinaloa and Cártel del Noreste remain active. Authorities are targeting these organizations and their leaders.
Mexico travel warning: Canada urges travellers to ‘exercise a high degree of caution’ after cartel violence erupts following ‘El Mencho’ death
Mexico travel warning: Canada has updated its Mexico travel advisory following the reported death of cartel leader "El Mencho" and subsequent retaliatory violence. Canadians are urged to exercise extreme caution due to widespread criminal activity, including roadblocks and shootouts. Specific regions are flagged for high risks of kidnapping and violent crime, even in tourist areas.
Mexico weighs legal action after Musk links president to drug cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Tuesday she is considering legal action following a comment by tech billionaire Elon Musk, the world's richest man, that alleged she was connected to drug cartels.
Cartel violence fuels doubts about FIFA World Cup games in Mexico
Recent cartel violence in Jalisco, Mexico, raises doubts about Guadalajara hosting World Cup games. The killing of cartel leader El Mencho triggered widespread bloodshed. Despite government assurances of safety, residents express concerns about security and investment priorities.
Mexico drug cartel violence to force soccer World Cup 2026 matches out of Guadalajara? Here's what FIFA is saying
Mexico Violence: Estadio Akron in Zapopan, Guadalajara, is one of three Mexican venues set to host World Cup matches this summer. The stadium will also host playoff matches between Congo, Jamaica and New Caledonia from March 26-31.
Security forces keep up fight with cartel gunmen a day after the Mexican military killed a drug lord
Mexico's army has killed drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho. His death triggered widespread violence across the country. Roadblocks and fires erupted as cartel fighters retaliated. Over 70 people died in the operation and its aftermath. Security forces continue their battle with cartel gunmen. Many fear further violence as the nation remains on edge.
Love, romance, and a violent end: How CJNG boss El Mencho was killed
On February 22, 2026, Mexico's most wanted man died in a military helicopter — shot, bleeding, and finally caught. Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, "El Mencho," founder of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), was 59. The U.S. had hunted him for over a decade with a $15 million bounty. The Mexican government offered an additional MXN $300 million. Neither money caught him. A woman did. Intelligence traced El Mencho's location through a romantic associate.
What is happening in Mexico? 25 National Guard members dead, thousands stuck in Zoo, buses, violence across 20 states
Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes was killed during a shoot-out in his home state of Jalisco as the Mexican military attempted to capture him.
Videos of CJNG cartel members creating havoc in Mexico after El Mencho’s death go viral
Shocking videos showing burning vehicles, blocked highways, and panicked civilians flooded social media after the death of Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, widely known as “El Mencho.” The dramatic scenes followed a high-stakes military operation targeting the head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), one of Mexico’s most powerful and violent criminal groups.
Weapons from US, training in Ukraine: How Mexican cartels became militarised killing machines
Mexican forces killed feared cartel leader El Mencho. This sparked widespread violence and highway blockades. The Jalisco New Generation Cartel, CJNG, is Mexico's most powerful drug group. It possesses immense wealth and global links. CJNG operates like a militarized force. It uses advanced weapons, including drones and heavy firearms. Many weapons are smuggled from the United States.
What to know about killing of a powerful cartel leader in Mexico
Mexican forces have eliminated Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. This significant operation triggered a wave of violence across Mexico. Roads were blocked and people sought safety. The killing is a major blow to drug cartels and a key development in Mexico's fight against organized crime. The future impact on security remains uncertain.
US provided intelligence support in Mexico's El Mencho raid, White House confirms
United States intelligence aided Mexico in a raid that killed drug lord El Mencho. He led the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. The operation took place in Tapalpa, Jalisco. Three other cartel members died, and two were arrested. The killing led to widespread retaliatory violence across Mexico. Highways were blocked and businesses torched.
US, Canada issues advisory to their citizens in Mexico after killing of El Mencho
The killing of powerful cartel leader El Mencho has sparked violence across Mexico. The US and Canada have issued safety advisories for their citizens. Authorities urge people to shelter in place and avoid affected areas. The violence has led to road blockages and disruptions. Air Canada has suspended flights to Puerto Vallarta. Security forces are responding to the ongoing situation.
Mexican cartel boss 'El Mencho' killed in military raid
Mexican officials confirmed the death of drug lord El Mencho in a military raid. The powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader died during an air transfer after being seriously injured in a shootout. The operation has triggered widespread violence across several Mexican states. This marks a significant victory in Mexico's fight against drug cartels.
Cartel Leader El Mencho killed: Why his daughter was released early from a US prison and Trump’s role in it
Mexican security forces have killed Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho. He led the powerful Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generación. El Mencho died after a clash with soldiers. His daughter was previously released early from US prison. El Mencho was a major figure in drug trafficking. US authorities had offered a reward for his arrest.
Mayhem rocks Mexico after most-wanted cartel boss is killed
Mexico's most wanted cartel boss, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, was killed by security forces. This triggered widespread fires and violence across the nation. Cartel operatives retaliated in a show of force. The operation is a major victory for Mexico's anti-cartel offensive. The country faces a tense period with potential for further unrest.
Who was 'El Mencho' Nemesio Oseguera? All about Ex-police officer turned Mexico drug cartel leader killed by U.S. military-led task force
Mexico Cartel leader killed today: An ex-police officer, 60-year-old Nemesio Oseguera was the shadowy leader of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
What's happening in Mexico? Most powerful drug cartel leader killed by Mexican Army, flights cancelled, schools closed, curfew-like situation
Jalisco's capital, Guadalajara, was turned into a ghost town on Sunday night as civilians hunkered down. School was canceled Monday in several states.
Trump's tariffs struck down: Here's what the US Supreme Court said
The Supreme Court ruled President Trump exceeded his authority by imposing tariffs under a 1977 emergency law, stating only Congress has the constitutional power to levy import duties. The court held the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize presidential tariffs, reasserting congressional primacy over taxation.
Pentagon let CBP use anti-drone laser before FAA closed El Paso airspace: Report
The FAA abruptly closed El Paso airspace for 10 days, later reduced to hours, after the Pentagon deployed an anti-drone laser without FAA coordination. This action stranded travelers and caused significant disruption, prompting calls for explanations from officials regarding the lack of inter-agency communication.
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