In Ciudad Juarez a group of Mexican business leaders have proposed requesting UN peace keepers to quell the growing violence. The sister city to El Paso, TX is experiencing levels of violence that the Mexican army can barely control. About 2000 people have been murdered so far this year.

Forbes magazine recently released a list of powerful people that include legitimate leaders in business, politics, and religion but also included criminals. Criminals such as Joaquin Guzman head of Mexico's largest and oldest drug cartel, which has Mexican officals upset.

A gunfight has caused US authorities to close the busiest border crossing between Mexico and the United States. The San Ysidro Port of Entry border crossing was closed on Tuesday after suspected Mexican human traffickers opened fire on U.S. agents as they tried to speed across the border with a van full of illegal immigrants.

To be more precise that's what WSJ reports today about Chrysler's plans in Mexico. According to the report Chrysler plans to make Fiat 500 cars in Mexico.

A powerful magnitude 6.9 earthquake Monday shook the areas along Baja California. The quake occurred at around 11 AM PDT and was centered in the Gulf of California.

Americans looking for affordable health insurance might want to consider a vacation in Mexico City. In a first-of-its-kind move, Mexico City will automatically cover tourists with free health insurance for emergencies.

Mexico is still adjusting to impact of the swine flu scare in what is considered the biggest fall in its tourism revenue since the 1980s.

PARIS - A major international newspaper organization has condemned the Mexican government for not prosecuting the killers of dozens of journalists that have been murdered in that country over the past 9 years.

Max Lifchitz and the grammy nominated North/South Chamber Orchestra premiere five new works by composers from Canada, Japan, Mexico and the US on Tuesday, June 9 at 8 PM.

Driven by rising health care costs at home, nearly 1 million Californians cross the border each year to seek medical care in Mexico, according a new paper by UCLA researchers and colleagues published today in the journal Medical Care.

Three-year-old Briant Rodriguez, who was kidnapped during a home invasion robbery nearly two weeks ago, may have been found in Mexico, authorities report.

The country's Health Secretary has already announced that swine flu is on the decline in Mexico, and on Monday Mexico lowered the alert level from red to orange.