Mexico’s president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador (aka, AMLO) was in Cuba last Sunday, where he reaffirmed Mexico’s ties with Cuba and railed against the injustice of the American embargo. In ...

From a public-perception point of view, AMLO’s Marshall Plan is a brilliant PR strategy. By committing to values of openness, support and generosity in the context of migration, Mexico marks itself ...

"I'm terrified," said one Mexican fund manager dealing with high net worth individuals in Mexico. He was talking about Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, better known as AMLO. He's been president for ...

This will be the most important election during AMLO’s six-year term, and the largest in Mexico’s history.

Most Americans don’t think of Mexico much beyond migration, but big trouble is brewing south of the U.S. border that will inevitably flow north. The next President will have to make up for the ...

AMLO wants to transform Mexico. An election may stop him Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador giving his daily news conference at the presidential palace in Mexico City.

Mexico voted for their new president with hope for real change. And when he takes office in December, AMLO—as the president-elect is known—will have to please those who voted for him.

Called Mexico’s “ first full-fledged left-wing experiment,” AMLO’s election marks a dramatic change in the political direction of the country.

A left-wing nationalist known as "Amlo" is poised to become Mexico's next president and shake up the status quo with his promises to transform his country.

AMLO will be heralded as the anti-Trump of Mexico. But their likely new president is far from a free-trade liberal.

López Obrador, also known as AMLO, has also described Donald Trump as "erratic and arrogant" but vowed to get along with the US president. Scroll down to learn more about Mexico's new president.

Amlo has sought an attitude of "peace and love" towards his northern neighbour despite recent public threats by Mr Trump that he would "close the border" with Mexico if the Mexican government ...