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The government in Buenos Aires has imposed price caps on many goods to rein in runaway inflation. While the curbs are welcomed among low income locals, economists doubt they will remedy the country's persistent problem.

The Royal Caribbean International fleet is spread around the world for the winter season. Cruise Industry News tracked down the location and the itineraries of all the company’s vessels as of February 10, 2023: Icon of the Seas Year Built: 2023 Capacity: 5,610 guests Status: Under construction Location: Turku, Finland…

Uruguay may be a small South American country. But when it comes to winemaking, it packs a punch, writes Westfair wine columnist Doug Paulding

With 25 ships currently in service and two more joining the fleet this year, Carnival Cruise Line is back to action in North America and Australia. Cruise Industry News tracked down the location and itinerary of every Carnival ship as of February 3, 2023: Carnival Jubilee Year Built: 2023 Capacity:…

From remote islands to large bustling resort islands and bio-reserve islands, here are the best islands in Mexico to tick off your list.

This week in Borderlands: Port Laredo ranks No. 1 for U.S.-Mexico agricultural trade; RJW Logistics to open shipping hub near Dallas; major logistics facility set for Nuevo Laredo; and Japanese air conditioning manufacturer investing $300M in Mexico.

A new two-year study aims to determine if the concentrations of heavy metals in Rio Grande Valley drinking water are high enough that action needs to be taken.

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A new two-year study aims to determine if the concentrations of heavy metals in Rio Grande Valley drinking water are high enough that action needs to be taken.

A new smoking ban in Mexico will apply to cruise travelers, and they need to be prepared for possible consequences.