19Apr2014 | Tamaulipas Celebrates Semana Santa with 'World's Largest Shrimp Cocktail' ValleyCentral.com Guinness confirmed that the "World's Largest Shrimp Cocktail" was made at Playa La Carbonera on Good Friday. The 2,557-pound shrimp cocktail was made with hundreds of spectators and applause. |
19Apr2014 | Buying Debt Is a Real Thing, and These Guys Are Doing It for Good TakePart Strike Debt uses donations to blindly buy up outstanding debts from creditors at pennies on the dollar. Then, instead of trying to collect on the debt, it notifies the person who owes money that the debt has been absolved. |
19Apr2014 | Mexico Failing to Protect Journalists Against 'Aggressions,' Advocates Say The Los Angeles Times A highly touted system to protect Mexican reporters is failing miserably and may in fact further imperil those it is intended to help, media advocates say. |
19Apr2014 | Watch How a TV Anchor in Mexico Keeps Calm as Earthquake Shakes Studio Slate Eduardo “Lalo†Salazar of Mexican television network Televisa quickly became an Internet celebrity when he remained calm and composed as a 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit the capital Friday morning. |
19Apr2014 | Cross-Border Airport Connecting San Diego and Tijuana Clears Key Hurdle The Associated Press U.S. Customs and Border Protection said that it has reached agreement with an investor group to clear the way for construction of the nation's first cross-border airport terminal connecting San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico. |
19Apr2014 | Filipinos Celebrated Easter by Crucifying a Bunch of People Again VICE It’s that time of the year. But if you’re thinking about eating chocolate eggs and Peeps, you’re getting the Easter spirit completely wrong. |
18Apr2014 | Why Latin Americans Heading to the US Has Nothing to do with the American Dream The Huffington Post The conventional wisdom says that most Latin American migrants who come to the United States are looking for a better life, inspired by the "American Dream." But there's another side to the story - people leave Latin America because life there can be very hard. |
18Apr2014 | To Fight Hunger, Mazatlan Fishermen Donate Free Fish to Poor Families The Mazatlan Messenger In keeping with the Mexican National Crusade Against Hunger, directors of the National Chamber of the Fish and Aquaculture Industry united their forces this week to donate two tons of fresh fish to 2,000 families with limited economic resources living on the periphery of the city. |
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