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New Zealand First held its annual general meeting last weekend and affirmed it will contest the 2011 election. The party missed out on parliamentary representation last year achieving 4% of the vote, short of the 5% required to gain seats without...
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Dear Mr. Carlos Slim Helu,
Now that I finally have my phone and internet back I should probably apologize for unleashing the wrath and hunting/stalking skills of my...
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As Mauricio Fernandez Garza took the stage to be sworn in for the second time as the mayor of one of Latin America’s most wealthiest communities a broad smile...
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Three doctors and a nurse have been arrested for allegedly selling newborns after telling mothers their babies had died at a private hospital in Mexico City,...
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Mexico set a new high in extraditing criminal suspects to the U.S. on Sunday, reaching a total of 100 so far this year in what the U.S. Embassy called a “record...
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Have you any idea why we are searching your vehicle? Do you know why your American visa has been canceled? Do you understand why you’re being fined $15,264 U.S....
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The number of minors swept up in Mexico’s drug wars — as killers and victims — is soaring, with U.S. and Mexican officials warning that a toxic...
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Mexico’s Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, Jeffrey Max Jones, has resigned after causing a stir by announcing Mexican farmers could learn a thing or two from...
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This year Mexico has been breaking records left and right. We’ve had the most mariachi players playing together, the largest number of couples kissing, the...
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Gunmen killed fifteen people on an isolated ranch in northern Mexico, including a prominent farmworker leader, in the latest grisly attack in an area overrun by drug...
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MEXICAN soldiers discovered a sophisticated but incomplete tunnel running under the border into the US and arrested six people in the process of digging, the army...
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You’ve all heard the news: Various cities in Mexico are kicking it up a notch with Pink Cabs created especially for women.
“Estamos introduciendo a México...
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Ciudad Juarez has had almost 2000 homicides — almost all brutal executions — through mid-October this year, up from 1,171 for the same period in 2008. There have...
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U.S. authorities arrested 303 people Wednesday and Thursday in a nationwide sweep targeting the distribution network of La Familia, a fast-rising Mexican drug cartel...
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Murder, torture, steal then pray and donate to charity. The ‘family values’ of Mexican drug cartel La Familia.
made popular Oct 23 2009
The murder rate in Ciudad Juarez on the Mexico-US border has reached an all-time high amid battles between rival drug cartels, Mexican officials say.
Up to...
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President Felipe Calderon and the National Water Commission recently launched a new campaign in dire effort to raise critical awareness in water conservation.
Mexico...
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After carefully packing light green Mexican marijuana into a homemade water pipe, university student Salvador Chavez drew a deep breath from the tube and blew the smoke...
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It’s official. If there is a chance for entering or breaking a world record, Mexico will be there. That, my friends, you can take to the bank.
Fourty two sites...
made popular Oct 21 2009
Are you tired of the same old Halloween costumes? Ever wonder what it’s like to be an illegal alien? If you answered ‘yes’ to either of the following...
made popular Oct 21 2009
Each pink taxi comes with a beauty kit, a GPS system and an alarm button.
The new fleet of 35 cabs in Mexico’s colonial city of Puebla are driven exclusively by...
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Nearly 60% of black and African people living in Russia’s capital Moscow have been physically assaulted in racially motivated attacks, says a new study.
Africans...
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The boy, who said he was 15 but looked younger, recounted how his family left Afghanistan after his mother lost her leg in an explosion in 2004. They spent three years...
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Like many developed nations, New Zealand has an aging population, by 2031 those aged over 65, the current retirement age, will be equivalent to 35 percent of the...
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People from terror-affected areas in Pakistan’s NWFP province and Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) are moving to live in big cities, especially Peshawar,...
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Migration from Mexico, mainly to the United States, plunged dramatically last year as fewer Mexicans left their country to look for work abroad amid a global economic...
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The expansion of cities probably lies in absence of bread and butter means in the villages. Sadly, the metropolitan cities have turned into exploitation centers of...
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Situation in Gaza is escalating to full scale war with already some 400 deaths and triple of that in hospitals. Using of force can stop rockets from Gaza to Israel for...
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Roughly etched onto Brian’s arm is a swastika tattoo. The 11-year-old says his 10-year-old friend Temashi spent two days “scratching” the image onto...
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I was born in Maharashtra and am a true Indian. I have loved the city of Mumbai equally as my family. It forced me to write this because of the wrong picture that is...
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How could a people establish itself outside its native country is plainly depicted in the form of prosperous Afghan refugees in Pakistan. Their prosperity isn’t...
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Kalpana Giri was a government school teacher in Bajura and her husband was a policeman. During the conflict, he was forced by the Maoists to leave the police and they...
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The Philippine government’s enthusiasm for the increased deployment of more highly skilled and professional migrants should be reviewed in the light of the political...
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In the face of an economic crisis already causing job losses throughout the world and more discriminatory immigration policies, United Nations Secretary General Ban...
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The Philippines was selected to be a target country for the 15-million-euro (P950-million) global joint initiative of the European Commission and the United Nations...
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“Marriage migration is a collective term referring to cross-border marriages which often involves women migrating to the home country of their husbands. The trend...
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Governments participating in next week’s Second Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) should pay attention to the plight of an estimated 20 million...
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The second Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) that will be held in Manila on October 29-30 will facilitate discussion among world leaders on the impact of...
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Can you imagine yourself living in hell? Can you imagine you, your family and your friends having to work and study in a place that was completely taken by violence and...
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In a first, a new study has corroborated statistically what many ornithologists have long suspected — that most birds fly in flocks even at night.
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