Drivers arrested in alcohol detection checkpoints reached record figures in 2013.

Nonverbal Consulting Group to give lie detection and truth evaluation courses to Iberoamericana University students.

Senate's 900 million pesos in expenses remain unexplained.

National Action Party restarted on the pathway to success in 2013, asserts leader Madero.

National Education Evaluation Institute surveys teachers on profile requirements.

Consumers will pay 15% tax on soft drinks.

President Maduro of Venezuela and Fidel Castro reminisce about the late Hugo Chavez and Castro friendship during secret meeting in Cuba.

National Action Party leader hopeful jump starts electoral campaign not due until 2014.

Turning Federal Electoral Institute into National Electoral Institute will cost 20 thousand million pesos.

More than 18 million pesos remain waiting for the Mexico City Legislative Assembly's 25th anniversary festivities.

Big Hike in Subway Fares Sparks Protests in Mexico City. Commuters Jump Over the Turnstiles Without Paying.

Family quarrels tarnish Mandela's name.

Left wingers divide against themselves on Energy Reform issues.

Street vendors can't be evicted from Historic Downtown Mexico City in spite of repeated efforts by City Hall.

Venezula's President Maduro sings Christmas Carol against high holiday prices and rapacious merchants.

Yet another massive protest march by left wingers and disgruntled teachers unhinge Mexico City's downtown area.

Leftist congresswoman hires family members for top salary jobs within Senate.

National Action Party will support Pact for Mexico agreement but members fail to complete voting quorum at National Council.

Los Cabos Police Department will celebrate Policeman's Day with lap dances for winners of raffle ticket.

CBP reports significant increase in drug traffic during cold weather.

Tension mounts as Left-Wing party threatens to set Pact for Mexico aflame if Energy Reform is passed.

Mexico still waiting for U.S. explanation on acts of espionage against top Mexican officials.

Teen killer "El Ponchis" might be deported to the U.S. after being released from Mexican prison.

15 million MX pesos appointed for the creation of Mexican idol Pedro Infante's museum.

Prospective Electoral Institute counselors must be willing to accept the job before being nominated.

Mexico's public officials won't be getting any pay raise next year due to newly approved wages lock.

Venezuela: Chavez daughters won't leave president's palace.

More than 2 million Mexican and Syrian students missing school days albeit for different reasons.

Mariachi bands offer 15 extra minutes of music per hour on Good Weekend.

Mexican Court Overturns Drug Lord Caro Quintero's Release; US Offers $5 Million For Recapture.

Illustrious Mexican politician and scholar to receive posthumous honorary medal.

Inequity found in new junk food taxes.

Only four out of nine Federal Electoral Institute council members remain on duty until remaining positions are voted on.

Insecurity, business losses and muggings take their toll on population living near CNTE teachers' protest camp.

Young Students Education and Job Support Trust Fund served as brewing pot for irregular use by Mexico City's Autonomous University.

The Center for Disaster Prevention warns population to wear heavy coats and warm clothes to offset incoming cold front.

Former president Fox claims he was also subject to U.S. espionage.

Last two years' scholarships from Young Students Trust Fund were awarded to "ghost" scholars since no record of them exists.

France will contribute €3 Million toward the rescue of endangered Xochimilco canals.

Denizens of Tepito attack passing protesting teachers with stones and bottles.

Leftist party proposes 8% tax on junk food.

Informal merchants sponge off striking teachers.

Former Tabasco governor Granier left one million MX peso debt in tacos.

Equestrian statue of King Charles IV of Spain irreparably damaged by inept restoration process.

U.S. shutdown: National default looming closer!

Dalai Lama to Visit US and Mexico in spite of opposition from China.

Irregular settlements and disaster aid profiteering are state of Guerrero's primary enemies.

October 2nd commemorative marches cost the city more than 83 million pesos in damages.

US begins government shutdown as budget deadline passes. Country becomes paralyzed.

Right-Wing party's proposal for regulating protest marches is met with a protest march against the proposal.