30May2013 | International Team Explores World's Longest Underwater Cave System in Mexico LatinaLista Ox Bel Ha is the longest explored underwater cave system in the world. Located in Quintana Roo, Mexico, it measures a little over 150 miles in its underwater passages but also has within its system dry caves, making it the third largest in the world. |
30May2013 | Immigration Reform 2013: '100% Secure Borders' Is Never Going to Happen PolicyMic Just because border security has increased does not mean that it can catch everyone. Will illegal border crossing ever end? The answer is no. |
30May2013 | Lawyer in Mexico Argues for American Woman's Release on Drug-Smuggling Charges Associated Press An Arizona mother locked up in a Mexico prison on a drug-smuggling charge is depressed and upset about the situation, but hopeful a judge will throw out the case after realizing there is no basis to the charges, her lawyer said. |
30May2013 | Mexico's Downturn: Aztec Tiger or Aztec Kitten? The Economist Mexico's previously fast-growing economy has suffered a dramatic downturn in recent months. The Economist discusses what the country's new government can do to prevent the situation worsening. |
30May2013 | Some Churches Say They'll Cut Ties to Boy Scouts Following Its Lifting Ban on Gay Scouts ABC News A number of churches that previously sponsored Boy Scout troops have said they plan to sever ties to the organization following its decision to lift a longtime national ban on admitting openly gay Scouts. |
30May2013 | Hurricane Barbara Weakens to Tropical Depression After Battering Oaxacan Coast Associated Press Hurricane Barbara battered southeastern Mexico and left at least two fatalities, including a Colorado man who was surfing. Hurricane Barbara was the second earliest hurricane to make landfall in recorded history. |
29May2013 | Experts Meet in Mexico City for Conference on Shroud of Turin CNA/EWTN Experts from around the world gathered in Mexico for a conference on the Holy Shroud of Turin in light of the latest studies indicating that the linen bears the characteristics of Jesus’ burial cloth. |
29May2013 | Pregnant and at Risk, a Young Latin American Woman Tests Abortion Law The New York Times Beatriz spends her days inching along a high-risk pregnancy that could ultimately kill her, while waiting for the Salvadoran Supreme Court to rule on her case, which has quickly become a focal point in a broad battle over abortion in Latin America. |
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