21Apr2014 | Spike in Stolen Artifacts Spurs Concerns Over Rising Black Market Trade Fox News Latino Authorities have reported a recent uptick in thefts of historical artifacts from museums, churches and private collection, causing worry about a possible surge in the lucrative antiquities trafficking market in Latin America. |
21Apr2014 | Mexican Military Frees 60 Migrants Held Prisoner By Gangs Near Border Latin Times 60 migrants bound for the United States were freed from a warehouse in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, close to the Texas border, after members of Mexico’s military carried out an operation in the town of Gustavo DÃaz Ordaz. |
21Apr2014 | Summer Migration of Whale Sharks Return to the Waters Near Cancun in May PR Newswire Tens of thousands of tourists have taken snorkel trips to swim alongside these gentle giants the past 5 years, and the numbers continue to grow. |
21Apr2014 | Latin America Most Dangerous in the World for Environmentalists: Report InSight Crime A new report by the international watchdog group Global Witness says two-thirds of documented killings of environmentalists over the last decade occurred in Latin America and nearly half in Brazil, as environmental campaigns clash with both legal and criminal business interests, especially in the timber trade. |
21Apr2014 | One Year Later, Mexico Government's Crusade Against Hunger Makes Little Impact CCTV Over a year ago, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto announced a National Crusade Against Hunger. A year later, CCTV traveled to the village of San Miguel Huautla where the initiative started, to find out the impact of the crusade. |
21Apr2014 | Committee Retires Names of Two Hurricanes That Ravaged Mexico Last Year CompassCayman.com The names of two hurricanes that caused death and destruction in Mexico last year have been dropped from the list of hurricane names in the Atlantic and the North Pacific oceans. |
20Apr2014 | Mexico City: Water Torture on a Grand Scale The Guardian A grossly inefficient sewage system makes the city's tap water filthy and consigns millions to disease, will it ever improve? |
20Apr2014 | Faith Movies Once Didn't Have a Prayer in Hollywood USA Today Hollywood celebrated Easter the same way it celebrated several weekends this year: With a dose of faith. |
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