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• Cuban migrants land in Mexico after 17 days at sea
CANCUN, Mexico - An attempt to reach Florida turned into 17 days at sea for Cuban migrants crammed aboard a rickety sailboat that drifted ashore in Mexico near the Belize border. The migrants — 12 men and two women — were severely dehydrated when ...
• 'Indiana Jones' inspired by skull worship
... the 1860s, when Europe was swept by a rage for pre-Hispanic “relics.” Frenchman Eugene Boban, a colorful antiquities dealer with a checkered past and murky political ties, set up a store here to supply the trade after the French invaded Mexico.
• Iowa immigration raid was largest ever
Many of the plant workers are Hispanic, mostly from Mexico and Guatemala, she said. Toll-free number to help Counts, the ICE spokesman, said a toll-free telephone number had been set up to assist family members of those arrested who have questions ...
• Cook: Generally speaking
Can Obama win Colorado, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico or Virginia? Former Vice President Gore managed to pick off Iowa and New Mexico in 2000, and Kerry pulled a win in New Hampshire.
• Clinton debt could test finance laws
We're behind in fundraising for the general election at the DNC," said Steve Murphy, a Democratic consultant who helped run New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson's presidential campaign.

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• Regional: Central America  (4,519)
• Regional: North America: Regions: US-Mexico Border  (59)

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