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Argentinian great Diego Maradona has apologised to English fans for his infamous ‘Hand of God’ goal during the 1986 World Cup quarter-finals. In an interview to the The Sun newspaper, the football legend was quoted as saying,
If I could...
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Tropical Storm Hernan gained strength on Thursday as it churned far off Mexico’s Pacific coast.
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A Mexican woman says she fought a 500-pound lion with a machete near the resort city of Acapulco and scared him away.
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If you are a low income sex offender who is hoping for a government grant to pay for College in the United States, think again!
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There is much to be said about illegal and legal immigration. One of the biggest arguements is the loss of jobs for American citizens within their own country....
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Forecasters say Tropical Storm Hernan has formed far off Mexico’s Pacific coast and is expected to move farther out to sea.
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Mexican cement maker Cemex SAB de CV says it may sell 16 concrete-pipe manufacturing facilities in Australia to reduce its debt.
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A Mexican woman said she fought a 500-pound lion with a machete near the resort city of Acapulco and scared him away. Celsa Aleman said she and her 7-year-old niece...
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AP, San Antonio
Despite efforts to add Border Patrol agents to areas where immigrant traffic is high and drug violence is flaring, officers assigned to the 2,000-mile boundary with...
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AP, Mexico City
Mexicans struggling with increasingly gruesome crimes at home devoted the least attention in recent memory to the execution of one of their citizens in Texas.
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President Felipe Calderon named his pro-business former chief of staff as economy secretary on Wednesday as the country battles rising inflation and falling remittances...
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AP, Nuevo Laredo
Mexico is protesting the execution of one of its citizens in Texas despite a world court ruling for a new hearing, expressing concern for the rights of other Mexicans...
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The director of the United States Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement(I.C.E.), Julie Meyers, has publically anounced today’s iniciation of...
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AP, Nuevo Laredo
Mexico’s government condemned Texas’ execution of Jose Medellin despite a world court order to review the case, expressing concern for the rights of other...
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AP, Acapulco
Scientists say they have begun tagging thousands of sharks off Mexico’s Pacific Coast in the hopes of preventing new attacks on humans.
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Mexico’s peso firmed to a six-year high on Monday as lower oil prices eased some economic fears and investors bet on higher local interest rates, while stocks...
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20,000 delegates meet in Mexico City for the 17th International Aids Conference, there is much progress to report, but some setbacks, too...
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Keren Dunaway was 5 when her parents used drawings to explain to her that they both had the HIV virus - and so did she.
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AP, Guadalajara
A Mexican soldier has won his job back six years after he was kicked out of the military for testing HIV positive.
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AP, Veracruz
Two people are dead after a shootout between Mexican police and smugglers driving a truck carrying illegal immigrants.
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AP, New York
Oil prices closed at their lowest level in nearly three months Monday, plunging after Tropical Storm Edouard appeared unlikely to threaten oil and natural gas...
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