The Latest Breaking News from Mexican Navy

Two people died and 19 others were injured after a Mexican Navy training ship hit the Brooklyn Bridge, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Sunday.

A Mexican Navy ship carrying 277 people has collided into Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in 19 injuries and two deaths.

Authorities believe power loss caused the collision that snapped all three masts of the ship

The training ship Cuauhtémoc, a symbol of Mexico's naval tradition, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge during departure from New York, breaking its mast and prompting an ongoing investigation by naval and local authorities.

With changes in drug demand, Michoacán ports have become key entry points for methamphetamine, synthetic opioids, and precursor chemicals smuggled from China.

A chase over sea and air resulted in a huge 9700lbs cocaine bust in Mexico

Its technology is used for warping and blending high-resolution content on collimated screens.

Intelligence units including the FBI, Secretariat of National Defense and the Mexican Navy had been hunting for the group since they were kidnapped.

Mexico is seeking to avoid potential trade sanctions this week for failing to stop the near-extinction of the vaquita, the world’s smallest porpoise and most endangered marine mammal

Frida, the rescue dog who emerged as a hero and symbol of national pride after an earthquake devastated parts of Mexico in 2017, died on Tuesday of natural causes, the Mexican Navy said.

The numbers of vaquita porpoises in the wild have been reduced to a handful.