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As the oldest, largest and deepest lake on planet Earth, ancient Lake Baikal is known as the “grand dame” of all lakes. UNESCO declared it a World Heritage due to its stunning bio-diversity. Most of its 2500 some odd plant and animal species,...
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Mexico’s economy expanded 2.8 percent in the second quarter, up slightly over 2.6 percent growth in the first three months of the year.
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Powerful acoustic devices used by oil companies searching for new sources of hydrocarbons in the Gulf of Mexico have had no discernible effect on endangered sperm...
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AP, Mexico City
After kidnappers in police uniforms set up a fake checkpoint to snatch 14-year-old Fernando Marti off a Mexico City street, his businessman father paid hundreds of...
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AP, Ciudad Juarez
Red Cross workers stopped treating gunshot victims for several hours in a violent city across the border from Texas after receiving death threats over their radio...
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AP, Albuquerque
The NCAA put New Mexico’s football program on three years of probation Wednesday and cut five scholarships as punishment for academic violations involving two...
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A look at Wednesday’s sale of federal offshore petroleum leases in the western Gulf of Mexico:
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AP, Albuquerque
The NCAA put New Mexico’s football program on three years of probation Wednesday and cut five scholarships as punishment for academic violations involving two...
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AP, Albuquerque
The NCAA has penalized the University of New Mexico with three years of probation for academic fraud within the football program.
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AP, Dallas
Jenny the lonely elephant, whose pending move from the Dallas Zoo to Mexico had angered activists, isn’t going anywhere after all.
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AP, Washington
Energy companies have placed $487.3 million in winning bids for the right to drill in the western Gulf of Mexico, knowing that they may get a chance later to also...
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AP, Ensenada
Mexico is investing 163 million pesos (US$16 million) to save a highly endangered type of porpoise from fishing nets in the upper Gulf of California.
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AP, Tucson
Construction on “virtual fence” projects scheduled along Arizona’s border with Mexico is on hold indefinitely because the Interior Department...
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AP, Washington
Dozens of energy companies bid Tuesday to explore nearly two million acres of the western Gulf of Mexico for oil and natural gas, but no offers were made for 90 percent...
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AP, Yuma
School officials in San Luis, Ariz., are investigating a busing mix-up that ended with a 6-year-old boy wandering alone in Mexico.
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AP, Mexico City
Miniskirts are making some Mexicans ruddy with indignation.
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AP, Veracruz
Mexican officials say soldiers have rescued 25 Central Americans kidnapped in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz.
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AP, Veracruz
Mexican officials say soldiers have rescued 25 Central Americans kidnapped by smugglers in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz.
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AP, New York
Oil prices fluctuated Tuesday, hovering near $113 a barrel after the dollar weakened and Tropical Storm Fay missed offshore oil and gas installations in the Gulf of...
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Oil prices briefly dropped below $112 a barrel Tuesday, extending the previous session’s decline as Tropical Storm Fay avoided oil-producing infrastructure in the...
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AP, Kuala Lumpur
Oil prices dropped below $112 a barrel Tuesday in Asia, extending an overnight decline as Tropical Storm Fay avoided oil-producing infrastructure in the Gulf of...
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The Mexican government says UNESCO has added a Monarch butterfly reserve in southern Mexico to its list of World Heritage sites.Mexico’s Foreign Relations...
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AP, Mexico City
The Mexican government says UNESCO has added a Monarch butterfly reserve in southern Mexico to its list of World Heritage sites.Mexico’s Foreign Relations...
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AP, Lima
An influx of tourists to Peru’s famed Inca citadel of Machu Picchu may prompt UNESCO to add the jungle-shrouded ruins to its list of endangered World Heritage...
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Jurassic Coast of England is a fantastic place to visit with dragon like cliffs and a world heritage for its ancient geological features spanning to the Mesozoic Era...
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The Great wall never fails to fascinate visitors. It has its own growing number of fans and admirers. With some of its sections either crumbling or completely buried...
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Space technologies can conserve the world’s natural and cultural heritage, including UNESCO biosphere reserves. What is needed is to explore it fully. It was on...
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