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Olga Arellano sobs as she recalls how her HIV-positive daughter spent two months succumbing to infections in a U.S. migrant detention center, complaining that she didn’t see a doctor or get the right medicine.
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Efforts to bring oil and gas production back online in the Gulf of Mexico slowed Sunday as Hurricane Ike barreled toward the nation’s energy complex, likely to be...
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A Mexican prosecutor says an Oregon tourist drowned in his own blood while in police custody.
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The government of Mexico has voluntarily suspended shipments of meat and processed poultry to the United States after U.S. officials raised concerns about the quality...
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Two Cubans are being held by Mexican police for their alleged involvement in the beheadings of a dozen men in the Yucatan peninsula.
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Even as thousands of workers returned to their posts in the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Gustav’s mild blow, other storms traveling across the Atlantic...
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Even as thousands of workers returned to their posts in the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Gustav’s mild blow, other storms traveling across the Atlantic...
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GOOD NEWS: A limited amount of oil and gas production has been restarted in the Gulf of Mexico with growing evidence that the nation’s energy complex avoided a...
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Oil prices inched lower Wednesday as a stronger dollar and slowing demand for crude overshadowed an almost total shutdown of energy output in the Gulf of Mexico after...
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Oil prices kept falling Wednesday as a stronger dollar and slowing demand for crude overshadowed an almost total shutdown of energy output in the Gulf of Mexico after...
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Oil prices dipped to near $108 a barrel Wednesday as the dollar continued to strengthen and attention shifted to concerns over slowing global demand for crude after...
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Oil prices dipped toward $109 a barrel Wednesday as investors shifted attention to concern over slowing global demand for crude after Hurricane Gustav left oil...
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An international court has ruled against a one-time Mexican Cabinet secretary who was blocked from running from president as an independent candidate in 2006.
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Lorena Ochoa of Mexico says a new LPGA Tour policy requiring players to be effective in English starting in 2009 is a “little drastic.”
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Lorena Ochoa of Mexico says a new LPGA Tour policy requiring players to be effective in English starting in 2009 is a “little drastic.”
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Fourteen migrants died trying to reach Spain’s Canary Islands in a packed boat, the Interior Ministry said Wednesday.
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Spanish authorities found 13 bodies and 46 survivors Wednesday on a packed migrant boat near one of Spain’s Canary Islands.
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The Interior Ministry says 13 people have been found dead aboard a packed migrant boat heading for Spain’s Canary Islands.
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A cargo ship rescued 25 African migrants from a sinking boat in the Mediterranean Sea but survivors said up to 35 others died as the boat drifted for three days, the...
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Mexican officials say soldiers have rescued 25 Central Americans kidnapped in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz.
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Mexican officials say soldiers have rescued 25 Central Americans kidnapped by smugglers in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz.
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AP, Mexico City
Mexican federal police will guard all government vehicles transporting detained migrants after gunmen hijacked a bus carrying 33 Cubans, the government said Wednesday.
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The bodies of four Africans have been found in a small boat packed with migrants trying to reach Spain’s Canary Islands, officials said Friday _ the third such...
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Fifteen African migrants, most of them small children, died of hunger, thirst or exposure as they drifted across the Mediterranean on a small, overcrowded boat bound...
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Fifteen African migrants died of hunger, thirst or exposure as they drifted on a small, overcrowded boat bound for Spain, most of them small children, the government...
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Fifteen African migrants died of hunger and thirst as they drifted on a small, overcrowded boat bound for Spain, many of them young children, a Spanish official said...
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A Spanish radio station says 15 Africans, including nine small children, have died while trying to reach Spain in a small overcrowded boat.Cadena Ser...
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Rescue teams searched Monday for 14 migrants from Africa missing and feared dead after their boat capsized overnight in rough seas.The vessel capsized in waves 10 to 13...
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A small boat packed with at least 148 illegal immigrants from Africa landed Saturday on a beach in the Canary Islands, the Interior Ministry said Saturday.The flimsy...
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More than 20,000 Africans have crossed the Gulf of Aden to Yemen this year, paying brutal smugglers who cram them into boats and often throw the weakest overboard, an...
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An aid group says more than 20,000 Africans have made the treacherous journey across the Gulf of Aden into Yemen this year.Doctors Without Borders says the number has...
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Police found 20 Cuban migrants hidden at two safe houses in the Mexican resort city of Cancun on Tuesday.One of the migrants said they had paid $15,000 each to be...
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The Mexican government said Friday it has fired two officials who oversaw immigration offices on the Caribbean coast because they contradicted themselves under...
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