Mexico federation on Martino: No contract signed
ESPN4 hours agoGerardo "Tata" Martino has not yet signed a deal to become the next Mexico manager, despite speculation that he has agreed to become the next head coach. Mexican federation (FMF) general ...
Mexico Looks To Be Next To Legalize Marijuana
NPR5 days agoMexico may soon join a growing number of countries, along with many U.S. states, and legalize marijuana. The Mexican president-elect's leftist party, which now has a majority in Congress ...
Mexico's new manager will inherit defensive deficiencies displayed vs Argentina
Sporting News2 days agoIt has been easy enough for Mexico fans to shrug off anything that has happened since the World Cup. A 2-0 loss to Argentina on Friday is the fourth defeat of five matches overseen by ...
Mexico players keen on potential Martino hiring
ESPN2 days agoMexico's players appear keen on Gerardo "Tata" Martino becoming the squad's new permanent head coach, with reports that he is set to sign next month when he leaves Atlanta United. Martino ...
Mexico considers legalizing marijuana during its war on drugs
The Santa Rosa Press Democrat13 hours agoMexico may soon legalize marijuana, a radical shift for a country whose prohibition on narcotics has been at the heart of its long and violent war against drug traffickers. Legislation ...
Mexico's Lopez Obrador to Hold New Public Consultation on Policy Platform
US News & World Report2 days agoMexico's incoming government will hold a national public consultation on Nov. 24-25 for residents to voice their opinion on 10 key policy proposals ranging from a new rail line and oil ...
Mexico to hold another referendum, this time on new train
Scottsbluff Star-Herald6 days agoMexico's president-elect said Monday he will hold another public referendum later this month on his proposal for a railway to connect the main tourist attractions across the Yucatan peninsula ...
Mexico’s high court tosses law on policing by military
Washington Post4 days agoMEXICO CITY — Mexico’s Supreme Court invalidated a controversial law signed last year that created a legal framework for the military to work in a policing role in much of the ...
Mexico president-elect will continue to lean on military
Washington Post5 days agoMEXICO CITY — Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he will continue to rely heavily on the military for internal security and appears to be dismissing aspirations ...
Mexico's president elect reaches out to business elite
Newschannel 6 Wichita Falls3 days agoMexico's President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has formed a business advisory council including some of the country's biggest names, especially in media
