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Acapulco Convention Center Closes Temporarily for Renovations
December 07, 2009 The Acapulco International Convention Center in Acapulco, Mexico, closed its doors on Nov.
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Seeking "green" luxury? Try the Banyan Tree Maldives
Love living it up on holiday as much as the environment? Now you don't have to sacrifice your green credentials, with an advisory group naming the world's top environmentally friendly luxury hotels.
Art Basel, Dec. 3-6, Miami Beach, Fla. Rub shoulders with the big money of the international art scene at this highlight of the winter social calender.
Slave Labour (pretty much) in Mexico
OPIM men at the meeting in their headquarters, Jane Jones from Tlachinollan in the foreground and two Peace Brigades accompaniers who are delegated to OPIM on the far right David Salgado was a seasonal agricultural worker who died in the course of his work as a 'jornalero', that is a seasonal migrant worker on an industrial farming operation.
Relative relieved Mount Vernon murder suspect caught
The apprehension of a man wanted for questioning about a murder in Posey County has left one relative feeling more at ease.
Italian chef missing at sea on Caribbean cruise
Colombian maritime authorities searched Sunday for an Italian chef believed to have gone overboard from a U.S. cruise ship off Colombia's Caribbean coast, officials and the man's family said.
Murder Suspect Caught in Acapulco Mexico
Mount Vernon, Ind. police say that murder suspect Lee Kershaw was arrested in Acapulco Mexico within the last 48 hours and is now in US custody in Phoenix, Arizona.
The view from Las Brisas Huatulco, one of several hotels on Mexico's Tongalunda Bay.
Research Expedition into the Mind of God - Part 4: Reflections
"And certainly We wrote in the Book after the reminder that My righteous servants will inherit the land.
$228 Caribbean and Mexico Sale From American*
American is offering travel to Caribbean and Mexico destinations including Montego Bay, St.
Lori Pottinger: A Good Week for Rivers
It's been a bad week for dams and a very good one for the world's rivers. In Queensland, Australia, river protectors thrilled to the news today that their long fight to Save the Mary River from the ravages of a large dam is, finally, over.
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Forbes: Mexican drug lord 41 on most powerful list
An heir to one of Mexico's most notorious narcotics empires was grabbed by police as he exercised in a city park, officials announced Thursday, shortly before U.S. and Mexican Cabinet officials met to coordinate attacks on escalating drug violence.
Clergy in the crossfire: Mexico's bishops seek answers to drug violence at home, from abroad
Gunmen shoot a priest and two seminary students in the back. Federal police storm a Mass to capture a suspected drug kingpin.
Traveling in Mexico despite drug violence, H1N1 flu
Mexico's drug war is entering its fourth year. Its H1N1 flu outbreak began with dozens of deaths and global headlines last spring.
Mexican army announces one of largest opium seizures in country's history
The Mexican army said Saturday it has seized a shipment of almost a quarter-ton of opium in the country's northern mountains, one of the largest such seizures made in Mexico.
Acapulco reaches forward -- and back
The scene is Acapulco in the early 1950s. It's late evening at Ciro's, the open-air rooftop nightclub of Hotel Casablanca, high above Santa Lucia Bay.
Intramuros hosts International Galleon Conference
The Manila-Acapulco Galleon, an important economic infrastructure of Spanish colonial rule, was a flourishing trade that plied the Pacific Ocean, shuttling back and forth from Manila and Acapulco, Mexico from 1565 to 1815, carrying goods such as spices, porcelain, textile, furniture, gold ornaments, fixtures, etc.
Mexican farm leader, 14 others killed
The leader of a Mexican farmworkers' organization and 14 other people were killed in a mass shooting in the northern Mexico state of Sonora, an official said Saturday.
Sit down to memorable meals in Puerto Vallarta
This isn't the only tourist town on the Mexican coastline, but you already knew that.
Local families mourning deaths of vacationing couple
Two local families are reeling after a vacationing couple with ties to Saskatoon died suddenly in Acapulco, Mexico, when they were reportedly swept up in a riptide on Monday.
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