23May2015 | Americans Weigh in on Visiting Cuba in Travel Leaders Group Nationwide Survey Curacao Chronicle The move to normalize relations with Cuba will have a direct impact on Americans seeking to vacation legally on the island nation - just as they can in other parts of the Caribbean or Mexico. However, most Americans aren't in a rush to get there. |
23May2015 | DEA Wants Nearly $1.5 Million for Secret Files on Mexican Drug Kingpin 'El Chapo' Guzman Forbes The DEA, which is believed to have played a leading role in the arrest of Mexican drug lord Joaquin Guzman, wants a whopping $1.46 million fee in return for declassifying secret files on the operation against the man who was once the world’s most wanted drug trafficker. |
23May2015 | Charity Seeks to Build 25 Homes for the Poor in 48 Hours Over Memorial Day Weekend Christian Post A California-based Christian youth charity is seeking to build 25 homes for the poor in Mexico over the span of only two days. |
23May2015 | The Life of Ejo Takata: A Look at Buddhism in Mexico YouTube Buddhism is a minority religion in Mexico, numbering 108,701 followers or 0.09% of the total Mexican population. |
23May2015 | Mexico's Richest Making 30 Times More Than Poorest teleSur Inequality in Mexico has surged in recent years, according to new survey, with the incomes of the richest 10 percent of the country 30.5 times greater than the poorest 10 percent. |
23May2015 | Former Mexican President Vicente Fox Decries America's 'War on Drugs' RuptlyTV Former Mexican President Vicente Fox denounced the US so-called ‘War on Drugs,’ stating that although "tons and tons of drugs" cross into the US from Mexico "there is no war there, the war is in Mexico." |
23May2015 | This #WorldTurtleDay Stop Illicit Trade with WildScan FREELANDfoundation The global illicit trade in endangered species is ravaging the world’s biodiversity. One of the major challenges associated with enforcing current wildlife trafficking laws is correctly identifying endangered species. |
23May2015 | Dozens of Criminals Killed During Intense Firefight In Southwest Mexico wochit News An estimated 40 people died Friday in a large-scale shootout between law enforcement and criminal suspects in western Mexico. |
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