Activists in Mexico ask the International Criminal Court to investigate President Felipe Calderon and other top officials over the torture and killing of civilians.

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Mexico activists seek ICC probe

Activists in Mexico ask the International Criminal Court to investigate President Felipe Calderon and other top officials over the torture and killing of civilians.

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Mexico activists seek ICC probe

Mexican President Felipe Calderon prepares to visit Washington for two days of talks amid recent strains in US-Mexico relations.

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Mexico’s Calderon in US for talks

Mexican President Felipe Calderon prepares to visit Washington for two days of talks amid recent strains in US-Mexico relations.

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Mexico’s Calderon in US for talks

The drug war has embarrassed Mexico’s army, showing the 50,000 troops deployed by President Felipe Calderon to be unprepared and outmatched. The army has struggled in its attempts at unconventional warfare, and it’s been criticized by the U.S. as…

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Mexico’s Army Failing Drug War

More than 30,000 Mexicans have died in drug-related violence since President Felipe Calderon took office four years ago, the government says.

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Mexico drug war dead above 30,000

Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon tells the BBC that the US should do more to help tackle the illegal drugs trade that has seen 28,000 deaths in his country.

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Mexico head stresses US drug role

A lead investigator and another official looking into the massacre of 72 migrants found dead this week in Mexico are missing, President Felipe Calderon said.

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Mexico massacre investigators missing

Mexican President Felipe Calderon condemns the murder of 72 suspected migrants in the north, believed to be linked to the ongoing drugs war.

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Mexico leader condemns killings