13Apr2014 | Los Cabos to Host Men's and Women's 6-Star Surfing Competition in June Surfline In addition to being one of the largest ASP qualifying events, the Los Cabos Open of Surf will also include a series of beach concerts, a food fair showcasing fresh local cuisine, fashion shows featuring some of the top surf brands, and eco-friendly activities showcasing the best of the surf lifestyle. |
13Apr2014 | Butterfly Species Once Threatened by Climate Change Adapts to New Habitat The Guardian A butterfly species whose population collapsed because of climate change and habitat loss has defied predictions of extinction to rapidly move to cooler climes and change its food plant. |
13Apr2014 | Police and Vigilantes on Manhunt for Mexico's Most-Wanted Drug Lord Al Jazeera Security forces and vigilantes are continuing to search for the head of one of Mexico's most notorious drug gangs, the Knights Templar Cartel. |
13Apr2014 | Execution of Mexican National by US Authorities Deplorable, Says UN Rights Office OHCHR The United Nations human rights office has voiced deep regret at the execution of Mexican national Ramiro Hernandez Llanas in Texas last week, noting that the United States is in breach of international law since Mr. Llanas was not allowed access to consular services. |
13Apr2014 | Mexico Readies First Illegal Drug Financing Blacklist Reuters Mexico is preparing to implement new regulations that will allow the government to identify individuals and businesses linked to drug trafficking and ban financial firms from doing business with them. |
13Apr2014 | Anthony Bourdain's 'Parts Unknown' Returns to CNN The Associated Press Anthony Bourdain has traveled to all sorts of exotic places with none as important as where he's taken CNN itself. |
12Apr2014 | Mexico Attends Hiroshima Nuclear Non-Proliferation Meeting for World Peace The Asahi Shimbun Foreign ministers of 12 non-nuclear powers issued a joint declaration April 12 with a call for greater efforts to slash nuclear arsenals and visits by world leaders to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. |
12Apr2014 | Laura Carlsen: 'In Latin America, Because We Remember, We Sow Justice' CIP Americas Two terrible events, separated by 35 years, represent the endless struggle for truth and justice in Latin America. It is a struggle for justice for innumerable cases kept alive by the pain of thousands of families. |
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