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77 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• UNAM student detained, missing for hours after Mexico City police arrest · UNAM law student Guadalupe Ocaña was detained, assaulted, and unlocatable for 9 hours.
• Sierra Nahuas frame Day of the Dead as active living-dead bond · Mihkailwitl for Sierra Nahuas maintains an active relationship between living and deceased.
• Mexico Economy Ministry challenges court protection for Wixárika sacred land · Mexican officials filed appeal to reverse 2026 Wirikuta mining ban court ruling
• Barranco family preserves native cempasúchil farming in Mexico City · Barranco family runs agroecological cempasúchil farm as cultural resistance in Tláhuac.
• AI in Literature Sparks Debate Over Creativity and Authenticity · Controversy arises over AI's role in literature, with Nobel laureate Anne Carson highlighting the value of handwritten writing.
• Chiapas indigenous communities protest organized crime on priest murder anniversary · Thousands of Chiapas indigenous Catholics march denouncing ongoing organized crime presence.
• Chapingo University Early Rector Election Tied to Corruption Allegations · Universidad Autónoma Chapingo moved its rector election early amid corruption and land theft claims.
• Ecuador opposition leader arrest alleged as election lawfare operation · Luisa González arrest is framed as targeted lawfare ahead of November 2026 Ecuador elections.
• Cuajimalpa residents oppose government tree felling at El Ocotal forest · Mexico City residents protest planned felling of 124 trees at El Ocotal forest.
• Former Chihuahua prosecutor arrested on state and federal treason charges · Ex-Chihuahua prosecutor César Jáuregui Moreno was arrested 17 October 2026 over an unauthorized CIA operation.
• Armed criminal groups incursion into Tsotsil indigenous ejidos in Chiapas · Organized crime entered remote Tsotsil communities in Cintalapa Chiapas on 8 October.
• Three years after Angela Birkenbach femicide, family demands judicial progress · Family of murdered Angela Birkenbach demands justice and protection for her surviving children
• Widespread unsafe tap water crisis affects Guadalajara metropolitan area · Testing confirms contaminated tap water impacting 342 Guadalajara colonies with documented health harms.
• Cuban duo Buena Fe discusses music resistance amid tightened US blockade · Cuban group Buena Fe performed in Mexico and spoke on art under US sanctions.
• Mexico's Amigo GNL Project Criticized as Threat to National Sovereignty · Op-ed argues the Amigo GNL gas plant in Sonora undermines Mexican sovereignty by facilitating US energy exports.
• Trans women and sex workers attacked in Mexico City hotel district protest · Trans women and sex workers in Mexico City were violently attacked by masked men during a protest demanding justice for prior assaults.
• Guatemalan Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Assassinated Amidst State Co-optation Allegations · The assassination of former anti-corruption prosecutor Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa exposes deep contradictions in Guatemala's investigation into his murder.
• Chiapas Families Denounce Armed Group Forcing Bullet Payments and Drug Use · Indigenous families in Chiapas accuse CJNG-linked leaders of kidnapping, extortion, and forcing children to use drugs.
• Review Argues Film Digger Is Farsa Not Satire, Blends Cinema And Theatre · Critic Évolet Aceves classifies the film Digger as theatrical farsa rather than declared satire.
• Defending Bullfighting in Mexico Requires Reason, Not Ideology · Columnist argues Mexican bullfighting defenders must abandon political polarization and address animal welfare concerns directly.
• Brazilian Football Crisis Mirrors Mexico's Foreign Player Reliance · Mexico's national team struggles under Rafael Márquez, prompting comparisons to Brazil's recent crisis over foreign player influx.
• Indigenous Teacher Alberto Patishtán Buried as Symbol of Judicial Injustice · Alberto Patishtán, an indigenous teacher imprisoned for 13 years, is buried in Chiapas as a symbol of judicial fabrication.
• Corrupt Land Grab in San Luis Potosí: Certificates Stolen, Forests Destroyed · Investigation reveals agricultural mafia in San Luis Potosí stealing land certificates and destroying forests for megaprojects.
• Unprecedented Wildfires Destroy 21,800 Hectares of Ecuador's Andean Forests in 2026 · Ecuador lost over 21,800 hectares of páramos and Andean forests to wildfires between August and September 2026.
• Tlatelolco March Finds Tear Gas Linked to US Firm Used in Gaza · Protesters in Mexico City found tear gas canisters from Federal Laboratories Inc., a US firm that supplied Israel during the First Intifada.
• Latin American creators launch #BoraLula campaign to support Lula's re-election · A pan-Latin American network of creators and activists launched a digital campaign to support Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's re-election.
• Neoliberal housing crisis exposes global wealth inequality in developed cities · The eviction of 87-year-old Mari Carmen Abascal in Madrid highlights the affordable housing crisis in developed nations.
• Yucatán Maya Communities Maintain Ancient Milpa Rituals · Maya farmers in Yucatán preserve pre-Hispanic harvest and rain agricultural rituals.
• Residents protest failed wastewater plant in Tonalá, Chiapas · Fishermen in Paredón, Chiapas, protest a wastewater treatment plant that has remained non-functional for decades despite repeated government promises.
• Unions rally to support ousted Rosario Castellanos University leaders · UNAM and other Mexican unions demand reinstatement of dismissed Rosario Castellanos University union leaders.