Mexico official says more drug cartels now operating

Mexico's new attorney general says there are many more cartels operating in the country than former President Felipe Calderon’s administration had claimed.

Concerns about Colorado and Washington legalizing recreational marijuana use

Mexico and three Central American nations are calling for a review of international drug policies after two U.S. states voted to legalize recreational use of marijuana.

Mexico's Felipe Calderon gives final State of the Nation address

Calderon's six-year presidential term ends this year, and Mexican law prohibits him from running again.

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