In May, the US Department of Justice charged Coronel and his father, Pedro Inzunza Noriega, with narco-terrorism, drug trafficking and money laundering.

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Drone attacks on troops, police and civilians have increased exponentially in Mexico and Colombia. Mexico recorded 77 drone bombings in 2024, compared with 35 such attacks a year earlier. Colombia reported its first drone attack in the summer of 2024;

He acquired the Batman moniker during his days as Mexico City’s crime-busting police chief under then-Mayor Sheinbaum. Like the stalwart Dark Knight, García Harfuch emits the vibe of a vigilant protector who compensates for a lack of superpowers with more cerebral skills — a mix of intelligence, resolve and moxie.

A plea agreement made by a top leader of the Sinaloa Cartel's Chapitos faction raises fresh questions about the kidnapping of El Mayo Zambada.

Mexico’s president on Tuesday flatly rejected the idea of allowing U.S. military strikes against drug cartels on Mexican soil, a day after President Donald Trump said he was “OK” with authorizing such operations to stop drugs from entering the United States.

EL CHAPO’S wife has apologised to victims of her husband’s brutal life of crime a decade after the Sinaloa Cartel boss was snared. Emma Coronel, who married drug kingpin Joaquin

With the United States bolstering its strength and operations in the Caribbean Sea and Eastern Pacific Ocean, the Pentagon is looking at curtailing cartel activities

Alleged Sinaloa Cartel member Marco Antonio Lopez-Guerrero has been extradited to the U.S. to face drug and weapons trafficking charges and is now detained in San Diego pending trial.

POUTING into the camera with her perfect makeup, suspiciously plumped lips and carefully manicured brows, La Chucky looked like any other aspiring content creator. But this was no ordinary

"It's OK with me," Trump said about possible strikes in Mexico. His Mexican counterpart, President Claudia Sheinbaum, said Mexico will not accept U.S. intervention in its territory.