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“After the Massive flooding that hit the West Africa and displaced a huge number of people, Morocco has decided to send an emergency humanitarian aid to Burkina Faso and Niger. The aid comprises hundreds of tents, thousands of blankets and...
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First it was cocaine. Now Mexico’s drug kingpins are offering an even more addictive substance to their American customers: black gold.
This isn’t slang for a new...
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One of Mexico’s most-wanted drug lords has been killed in a shoot-out with state security forces, officials say.
Arturo Beltran Leyva and four alleged members of...
made popular Dec 17 2009
Ongoing violence between Mexico’s drug cartels has killed at least 50 people in Mexico’s north in recent days, as the governor’s house and a police...
made popular Dec 16 2009
Mexican cartels are increasingly going “old school” to keep supplying America with methamphetamine despite an ingredient squeeze.
Some gangs have responded...
made popular Dec 14 2009
According to an independent tally RECENTLY RELEASED by the El Universal DAILY, An estimated 7,026 people have died in drug- related violence so far this year in Mexico....
made popular Dec 12 2009
Two digital billboards found South of the American border question waiting Northbound shoppers and day tourists a question worth pondering.
The digital query which...
made popular Dec 11 2009
With heavily polluting oil industry, heavy use of road transport, and 110 million people, Mexico accounts for about 1.5% of global emissions. Not much when compared to...
made popular Dec 11 2009
Mexico and Climate Change
With heavily polluting oil industry, heavy use of road transport, and 110 million people, Mexico accounts for about 1.5% of global emissions....
made popular Dec 10 2009
Somewhere in Guadalajara there is a very sad Mama dinosaur praying and pleading for the safe return of her stolen animatronic baby.
A remote-controlled dinosaur robot...
made popular Dec 10 2009
Thanks to movies like Goodfellas, Americans appreciate how witness-protection programs are supposed to work. A mobster may not be able to find decent marinara sauce...
made popular Dec 8 2009
With a hieght of 110 meters and 35 centimeters, Mexico City’s Christmas tree in Glorieta de la Palma has officially broken yet another world record.
At exactly...
made popular Dec 7 2009
Mexican authorities have freed 107 indigenous people who officials say were being held as slave laborers in a Mexico City factory disguised as a drug rehabilitation...
made popular Dec 5 2009
MONTERREY, Mexico — At least 13 people were killed Friday in shootouts in northern Mexico between Mexican troops and gunmen, authorities said.
An army official who...
made popular Dec 5 2009
Mexico City police on Thursday freed 107 people who were forced to work under slave-like conditions in a clandestine factory making shopping bags and clothing clasps,...
made popular Dec 4 2009
Mexican President Felipe Calderon said Wednesday that cartels are seeking to control territory by sinking drug money into political campaigns and buying off officials...
made popular Dec 3 2009
Do you fear your significant other has ‘another’ significant other on side? Have you pryed and prodded, yet still feel the truth remains ‘out...
made popular Dec 3 2009
Mexico is once again rolling out the red carpets. With Christmas and New Year nearing every state in the Republic of Mexico has kicked into high gear to eagerly await...
made popular Dec 2 2009
If someone has lost their Grinch, please let me know, I think I might have found him. We have only just begun to welcome December, yet our Mexican Health Minister Jose...
made popular Dec 2 2009
Mexican President Felipe Calderon acknowledged Friday in an interview, the impossibility of doing away with drugs but believed that the government’s goal should be...
made popular Dec 1 2009
Mexican President Felipe Calderon said in an interview that crime gangs and drug cartels were “taking over Mexico” before he launched his offensive against...
made popular Nov 27 2009
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Do you live in Europe? Are finances a bit tight? Have you cut back on Starbucks, eating out, exspensive manicures, and cancelled your satellite TV? Have you, like many...
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Carmelita Pires watched with growing alarm as South American drug cartels invaded her country, a tiny former Portuguese colony on the West African coast that seems in a...
made popular Sep 23 2008
With the protests getting out of control and the head of state in declining health after 21 years at the helm, Guinea stands on the brink of explosion. Guinea’s...
made popular Feb 13 2007
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