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October 6, 2018
How a Seafloor Blob Became Mexico’s ‘Black Gold’

How a Seafloor Blob Became Mexico’s ‘Black Gold’

The sea cucumber, a relative of the starfish and sea urchin, isn’t much more than a blob creeping across the ocean floor on tentacle-feet, munching...
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Potential Tropical Cyclone Fourteen Triggers Tropical Storm Warnings, Watches in Cuba, Mexico; U.S. Gulf Coast Threat Next Week

Tropical Storm Warnings, Watches in Cuba, Mexico; U.S. Gulf Coast

The National Hurricane Center says there is a high chance of development in the coming week of a system as it moves into the Gulf...
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Mexico’s president-elect pressures drugmakers to contain prices

Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Saturday urged pharmaceutical companies in the country to keep prices down or face losing out on government business...
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Increase of bus fare in Puerto Vallarta to $10 pesos

The bus fare in Puerto Vallarta will go from 7.5 to 10 pesos in a couple of weeks, according to Gustavo Delgadillo Flores, general director...
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Dia de Los Muertos at Velas Resorts in Puerto Vallarta

Velas Resorts in Mexico are celebrating Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), considered to be one of the most representative holidays of Mexican...
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Mexico defense chief says legalizing opium ‘way out’ of violence

Mexico’s defense minister said on Friday legalizing opium for medicinal use could contain violence caused by drug gangs fighting over poppy fields and trafficking routes...
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Mexican police find couple accused of killing 10 women

Police said Friday they have detained a couple on the outskirts of Mexico City on suspicion they may have killed as many as 10 women...
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El Paso man helps transfer bloodmobiles to Mexico

El Paso man helps transfer bloodmobiles to Mexico

Martin Gomez arrived to United Blood Services in El Paso about 16 years ago. His mother, Martha Cervantes de Gomez, was in need of Type...
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