Dudley Althaus
Dudley Althaus was GlobalPost's senior correspondent for Mexico and Central America, based in Mexico City. Althaus has reported on Mexico and Latin America, mostly for Texas newspapers, for nearly all his three decades as a journalist. He's covered everything from drug war mayhem and political intrigue to environmental threats and energy industry investment. At a time when politicos and pundits are lauding "Mexico's moment," Althaus' coverage is infused with his deep experience.
Recent Stories
Lifestyle
GlobalPost
March 31, 2014
Mass same-sex marriages, presided over by the mayor? Yes, and then some.
Agence France-Presse
GlobalPost
March 21, 2014
A cavern 45 feet deep carved beneath the Mexican capital's busy streets highlights a long-lurking threat.
Conflict
GlobalPost
March 13, 2014
The government's alliance with Michoacan's armed vigilantes is on the rocks after the arrest of a militia chief.
Conflict
GlobalPost
March 11, 2014
The last time Nazario Moreno was killed locals didn't believe it. But officials say this time the cartel boss really is dead, and that they have strong evidence to prove it.
Lifestyle
GlobalPost
March 01, 2014
Updated
03/01/2014 - 1:59pm
The director and cinematographer of 'Gravity' and an actress from '12 Years a Slave,' all Mexican born, could take home Academy Awards.
Business, Economics and Jobs
GlobalPost
February 28, 2014
The Treasury Department’s foreign asset czar has been targeting the financial empire of Guzman and other Sinaloa traffickers for more than seven years.
Conflict
GlobalPost
February 28, 2014
Details, both juicy and mundane, are trickling out after Mexico nabbed its most wanted crime lord. Here's what we've learned, with a grain of salt, of course.
Conflict
GlobalPost
February 25, 2014
Updated
02/25/2014 - 7:03am
Risks loom in the aftermath of the capture of Mexico's most wanted drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.
Lifestyle
GlobalPost
February 22, 2014
Mexico's most wanted man went down without a shot fired.
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