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Mexican drug cartels are increasingly engaged in bloody turf wars south of the US border, with migrant smuggling routes now at stake as much as drug trafficking, according to reports and experts.

A case of mistaken identity left an El Paso man locked up in the Alamogordo jail for a week.

One of the most beloved creatures on this planet are turtles. I mean, who doesnt love a turtle? Not only can they be cute and fun to watch move around, but turtles are some of the

Arizona’s U.S. senators and governor called planned closure “unacceptable.”

Casa Tesoro is the latest addition to the Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita’s collection of bespoke accommodations, redefining luxury on Mexico’s striking Pacific coast.

McALLEN, Texas -- Texas must move a floating barrier on the Rio Grande that drew backlash from Mexico, a federal appeals court ruled Friday, dealing a blow to one of Republican Gov. Greg Abbotts aggressive measures aimed at stopping migrants from entering the U.S. illegally.

The dialogue-free action movie “Silent Night” is a fascinating experiment — but a failed one.

Guatemala, Dec 3 (Prensa Latina) Cuban Doctor Orelvis Espinosa's imprint remains in Guatemala today due to his two missions of daily devotion to life, humanism, respect, consecration and responsibility, genuine honor to Latin American Medicine.

In September of 1847 a war between the two largest armies in the Americas was drawing to its close. While the conflict between the Republic of Mexico and the United States of America was incredibly hard fought by both sides, the outcome of nearly every battle were equally as one sided. The unavoidable Mexican defeat was merely a long line in a series of humiliations of a people who had descended from the first conquerors of the New World.

Texas must move a floating barrier on the Rio Grande a federal appeals court ruled Friday.