Human Rights Watch said Wednesday that the Mexican army is failing to hold soldiers to account for possible human rights abuses including killings, torture and rape.

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Mexico’s president said Thursday the army will continue to battle the country’s drug cartels, despite recent protests asking for the soldiers’ withdrawal.

Street protests against the army’s presence in the northern city of Monterrey were organized by drug cartels in an apparent bid to disrupt the government’s anti-drug crackdown, Mexican officials alleged Friday.

A former Little League baseball champion is accused of helping kidnap an 18-year-old who was freed in exchange for a BMW and $300,000 in ransom.

A former Little League baseball champion is in police custody after allegedly helping kidnap an 18-year-old in Mexico.

Four teenagers say police in a northern Mexican town spray-painted their hair, shoes and buttocks to teach them not to paint graffiti on public property.

Press freedom groups are condemning an attack on a Mexican television station in the northern city of Monterrey.

Gunmen have opened fire and tossed a grenade at a Mexican television station as it aired its nightly newscast, leaving behind a message warning the station about its coverage of drug gangs.

Police say a woman who begged from a wheelchair was caught running from a crime scene on foot in Monterrey, Mexico.