12Oct2014 | Migrants Snared in Multi-Million Dollar Kidnap Racket on US-Mexico Border Reuters Tens of thousands of Central American migrants are being kidnapped, abused and extorted by Mexican gangs just yards from the United States in a growing racket that may be worth up to $250 million a year. |
12Oct2014 | Anthony Bourdain Is Back - And He's Still a Badass AskMen Like Ernest Hemingway, caviar or fifth-season Walter White, people tend to either passionately love or vehemently hate Anthony Bourdain. |
12Oct2014 | University Students Reject Mexican Government Proposals for Ending Protest Agencia EFE Students at the capital's National Polytechnic Institute delivered their written rejection of a Mexican federal government proposal for ending their university-paralyzing protest. |
12Oct2014 | Watch the Insane Scene That Unfolded After a Guy on a Plane Said 'I Have Ebola' Business Insider For good reason, you don't make jokes about bombs on airplanes. Now we can add another thing to the list of dumb things to say that will get you pulled from a flight: Ebola. |
12Oct2014 | War Against Drug Money Entering US from Mexico Takes a Turn, Banks Back in Picture Fox News Latino San Diego, the largest American city on Mexico's border, had become a magnet for cash coming to the country from Mexico. But now the rules of the game have changed. |
12Oct2014 | Solar Technology Grows in Latin America China Daily Solar photovoltaic technology is poised to play a substantial role in fulfilling the need for increased power generation capacity across the Latin America and Caribbean region. |
12Oct2014 | Mexico's Tarahumara Struggle to Save Their Lands from Powerful Tourism Developers Tierra Nativa The Tarahumara of Mogotavo struggle to save their lands from powerful tourism developers in Divisadero, Mexico’s famous Copper Canyon train station and overlook. |
12Oct2014 | Political Parties Seek to Protect Mexico Elections Against Organized Crime Prensa Latina The main Mexican political parties have agreed on the need of shielding to prevent the infiltration of organized crime into next year's elections. The goal is to be sure that the candidates of the 2015 electoral process are not involved in any crime. |
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