"A Cartel Double-Cross Turns a Mexican State Into a War Zone" nytimes.com/2024/10/08/wor…, Natalie Kitroeff Paulina Villegas The New York Times

Aquí la imagen de México en el mundo. En la edición internacional del The New York Times la terrible violencia en Sinaloa, sin que el gobierno la pueda detener. Van más de 140 muertos en un mes y sin un plan para detener las matanzas.

The reporters at The Washington Post are the best in the game. There are too many to name. Special shoutouts to Nick Miroff Maria Sacchetti Manuel Roig-Franzia Jose A. Del Real Kevin Sieff Jesús Rodríguez Ben Terris Arelis R. Hernández @manuelfroig Sabrina Rodríguez Mary Beth Sheridan. The list goes on! #whyisubscribe

Lot of surprises tonight. This ain't one. Dems shunned the dissenters, dismissed the polling, and ridiculed the reporters (ahem) who dared question whether the left's cultural and economic arrogance was antagonizing America's fastest-growing voting bloc. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…

In their quest to build fentanyl empires, Mexican criminal groups are turning to an unusual talent pool: not hit men or corrupt police officers, but chemistry students studying at Mexican universities. nyti.ms/3Zy4Z03

The New York Times responds to criticisms about our reporting on fentanyl production in Mexico:

The New York Times responde a las críticas hechas a nuestros informes sobre la producción de fentanilo en México:

The New York Times responds to continued criticism about our reporting on fentanyl production in Mexico:

“I feel rage, I feel sadness,” said Katherine Romero, a Venezuelan who’d waited a year in Mexico City for her Monday asylum appointment that never came, working different jobs to save up for the plane ticket to Tijuana. With Paulina Villegas + Rocío Gallegos: nytimes.com/2025/01/21/wor…

"It seemed, in general, that there was no room for the level of understanding, but she handled it very well," said the head of the Mexican Senate. How Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, avoided U.S. Tariffs — for now. With Paulina Villegas: nytimes.com/2025/02/04/us/…

As long as Americans want fentanyl, it will get made: “Addiction means demand never ends.” nytimes.com/2025/03/02/wor… via Natalie Kitroeff Paulina Villegas

"Le hemos dado todo", le dijo un empresario mexicano a Paulina Villegas y Annie Correal del The New York Times sobre Trump y la "traición" que han implicado los aranceles. Importante pieza sobre las consecuencias para la economía mexicana de la política punitiva de Trump.

Since Trump took over, crossings at the US-Mexico border are down to their lowest level in decades, once-crowded migrant shelters are empty and instead of heading north people in Mexico are returning home in bigger numbers. Simon Romero Paulina Villegas nytimes.com/2025/03/16/wor…

Las pistas del interior de un ‘campo de exterminio’ prometen respuestas, desesperación y fe -Por Paulina Villegas y Fred Ramos (The New York Times). A las afueras de un pequeño pueblo de México ha sumido a las familias que buscan a sus seres queridos desaparecidos en.. nytimes.com/es/2025/03/21/…

“I just want to find my son, dead or alive,” she said while sobbing and pleading with local police officers who had cordoned off the site to let her inside. ----- “Solo quiero encontrar a mi hijo, vivo o muerto”, dijo mientras lloraba y suplicaba a los agentes de la policía local

Irma González, busca a su hijo desde el 2021, viajó a Jalisco por respuestas después de reconocer la mochila de Jossel en el Rancho Izaguirre en Jalisco. Su único deseo: conocer la verdad sobre su hijo. Reportaje de Paulina Villegas para el The New York Times. nytimes.com/es/2025/03/21/…

Crucial cover story from Paulina Villegas Organized crime is today the biggest threat to democracy & freedom of many kinds in Latin America. A country with “killing camps” hidden in plain sight is not a full democracy.

Congratulations to Natalie Kitroeff and Paulina Villegas for The New York Times for winning the Roy Rowan Award for their work, “Mexico’s Fentanyl Machine.” Watch acceptance remarks here: youtu.be/ECoIizMmIlI #opcawards86

Trapped & Hungry in Mexico, Migrants Struggle to Return Home Thousands of migrants from Venezuela and other countries stranded in s Mexico, forbidden to travel or work, but lacking papers or money to go back to their home countries By ⁦Paulina Villegas⁩ nytimes.com/2025/05/04/wor…

Los migrantes atrapados en México que buscan volver a casa - Por Paulina Villegas y Marian Carrasquero (The New York Times).- Miles de migrantes varados en el sur de México forman parte de una creciente ola de migración inversa: ante las políticas del presidente Trump, buscan.. nytimes.com/es/2025/05/04/…