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On June 2, millions of Mexicans are set to make history by voting in their first-ever female president with the two leading candidates both being women; Dr Claudia Sheinbaum from the leftist Morena party, and her right-wing rival, Xóchitl Gálvez. Annette Young heads to Mexico to ask what does this…

In the rural Mexican town where opposition presidential candidate Xochitl Galvez grew up, the smiling face of her ruling party rival looks out from posters plastered around the streets.

A cable car soars above brightly painted houses, winding streets and evocative murals in a densely populated Mexico City neighborhood pivotal to the ruling party's chances of keeping control of the capital in upcoming elections.

The warning left Margarita Galan with no choice but to abandon her mayoral bid in a Mexican town where three candidates have already been murdered ahead of June elections.

Mexicans will head to the polls on June 2 to choose the successor of Andrés Manuel López Obrador

Mexico's upcoming election with Claudia Sheinbaum as a frontrunner has implications for migration, drug policies, U.S. relations, populism, and democracy.

Mexican President López Obrador proposes guaranteeing full-wage pensions for retirees, among other reforms in a bid to attract voters in upcoming elections.

People forced to bring overdose-reversal drug naloxone from US, as critics accuse Mexican government of creating shortage

A report by the Baker Institute outlined the main reasons for optimism and caution in the country as it gets ready to elect AMLO's successor

Tense presidential elections in Mexico and the United States could bring unrest to both democracies, experts say.

Lenia Batres, a former federal deputy and legal adviser, took over the office right after the announcement on Thursday afternoon, replacing Justice Arturo Zaldívar.