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The 10 most expensive US natural disasters
Here are the top 10 priciest US natural disasters in billions of 2013 dollars adjusted for inflation, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Latin America Monitor Cold case: 98 percent of Mexico's 2012 murder cases unsolved
Improving the efficiency of the judiciary in Mexico remains one of the major challenges facing President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Along key stretch of US-Mexico border, more kids running drugs
The Tucson sector of the US-Mexico border has seen an alarming rise in the number of juveniles facing drug-smuggling charges. Teens are also carrying harder drugs into the US.
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Zetas leader Treviño Morales captured: Big win for Mexico's Peña Nieto (+video)
The capture of Zetas leader Miguel Angel Treviño Morales is an important success for Mexico's eight-month-old Peña Nieto administration, but the previous president may deserve a tip of the hat.
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Change Agent In a Mexican border town, a friend in the fight against AIDS
Rosember López Samayoa helps those in Chiapas, Mexico, who bear a double stigma: migrants who also are LGBT.
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Terrorism & Security Capture of Zetas leader may bring more violence (+video)
Zetas leader captured: The arrest of drug kingpin Miguel Angel Treviño Morales could open the door to internal power struggles and challenges from other cartels.
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Zetas leader captured: 'Z-40' captured by Mexican Marines
Zetas leader Miguel Angel Trevino Morales, known as 'Z-40,' was captured in a pickup truck with eight guns and $2 million in cash, officials announced.
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Latin America Monitor 1,200 miles by bus through Mexico? Bring your laptop.
North of the border Mexico's infrastructure has a reputation as dilapidated and dangerous. But the country's efficient and comfortable bus system tells a different story, as Lourdes Medrano explains.
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Popocatepetl volcano covers Mexico City in volcanic ash
Popocatepetl volcano spewed a 2-mile-high cloud of ash over Mexico City over several days of eruptions. Volcanic dust from the Popocatepetl volcano has coated cars in Mexico City and thicker accumulations coated crops, homes, and sidewalks in towns closer to the volcano.
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'The Bridge' actor Demián Bichir discusses his role on the Danish-Swedish TV adaptation
'The Bridge' stars Demián Bichir and Diane Kruger as police detectives investigating a crime which took place on a bridge between Mexico and the US. Because 'The Bridge' is on cable, 'there's a wider variety of things you can talk about,' Bichir says.
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'Morris for mayor'? Cat's popularity speaks to Mexico's democratic woes
Surging violence and reports of voter intimidation in local elections Sunday have dimmed optimism about political openness and reform.
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Mexico volcano eruption disrupts air travel (+video)
Mexico volcano eruption caused flights in and out of Mexico City's airport to be cancelled Friday. The Mexico volcano eruption spewed a mile-high plume of ash that drifted over large parts of Mexico City, making it dangerous for air travel.
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Take this dance? Cuba's danzon dies at home but endures in Mexico
Danzon was developed in Cuba in the mid-1800s and has roots in English and French dance.
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Chrysler recalls 840,000 vehicles. Is yours on the list?
Chrysler recalls for airbag and restraint head rests affect cars and SUVs mostly in the US. Several separate Chrysler recalls have been issued.
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Amid driest conditions on record, New Mexico sweats every spark
In its third straight year of drought, New Mexico is seeing the warmest, driest conditions on record. Seven wildfires are now burning, and dry storms are yielding lightning strikes but little rain. Relief is unlikely, forecasters say.
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Energy Voices A surprising source of demand for US natural gas
The US natural gas market is on the verge of a big swing, Forest writes, but it doesn't have to do with liquid natural gas. Instead, there's an interesting and unexpected source of demand for US natural gas.
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Snowden search on Bolivian plane sparks Latin American criticism
Leaders across Latin America shared concerns about the significance of the diversion of Bolivian President Evo Morales' plane. Bolivian officials suggested the United States encouraged the diversion because Morales previously suggested he would consider granting asylum to former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
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Latin America Monitor Mexico City to host NBA this season
On Dec. 4, the San Antonio Spurs will face the Minnesota Timberwolves in what will be second regular-season game to ever be played in Mexico City.
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Arizona jaguar? Photos show rare big cat near Tucson.
Arizona jaguar is seen in photos roaming the mountains southeast of Tucson. Federal wildlife officials provided the photos of the rare Arizona jaguar to the Arizona Daily Star in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.
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The 10 most expensive US natural disasters
Here are the top 10 priciest US natural disasters in billions of 2013 dollars adjusted for inflation, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Latin America Monitor Mexico breaks silence on US immigration bill: 'Walls aren't the solution'
Mexico has been quiet in recent years on the US immigration debate after former President Vicente Fox's vocal push for US reform prompted criticism.
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In Mexico, low-income homeowners watch their dreams crumble
Jorge Arzave saw a bright future in the new suburban home that construction incentives and government loans made possible. But the house is falling apart, and promised services never arrived. Now he's challenging the government to help.
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Tropical Storm Cosme becomes hurricane off Mexico coast
Tropical Storm Cosme no more; Hurricane Cosme has formed off Mexico's Pacific coast. The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami says Cosme will generate large swells that will affect parts of Mexico's Pacific coast Tuesday and parts of southern Baja California starting Tuesday night and into Thursday.
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Immigration reform takes giant leap forward with Senate vote (+video)
Senators think they have to pass immigration reform overwhelmingly to persuade the House to play ball. They paved the way for that to happen by passing an important amendment Monday.
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Tropical Storm Cosme forms off southwest Mexico
Tropical Storm Cosme made its way through the Pacific southwest of Mexico Monday. The US National Hurricane Center said Tropical Storm Cosme could become a hurricane by Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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