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50 Tonnes Of Drugs Found Hidden In This Mountain Lab
Mexican marines on Friday said they had discovered an underground drug lab in the mountains outside the capital of Sinaloa state where they destroyed 50 tons of methamphetamine.
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Bus Plunges 90 Meters Off Mexican Roadside, Killing At Least 17
At least 17 people were killed and 31 were injured when a bus plunged some 90 meters (300 feet) off a roadside in a mountainous region of southern Mexico near the Guatemalan border, authorities said on Sunday.
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Mexican Drug Lord 'Chapo' Guzman's Hometown Mourns His Downfall
As Mexico and the United States celebrate the capture of Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman, the world's most wanted drug lord, a mix of fear and mourning grips the towns and ranches in the remote mountains where he was born.
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Missing Indian American Found Dead in Mexican Mountains
Searchers on Friday found the body of an American man who had been missing in the rugged mountains in central Mexico since going on a hike four days ago.
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Cyclists Kidnapped Near Mexico City, Released After Payment of Ransom
Seven cyclists and an assistant who were kidnapped while on a training ride in the mountainous outskirts of the Mexican capital were released hours later after a ransom was paid, authorities said Friday.
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Captured drug lord Joaquin 'Chapo' Guzman a cunning and brutal businessman
Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, the world's most wanted drugs lord, fought his way up from a ramshackle mountain village to become the Mexican government's most powerful adversary in a war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
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Mexican climber David Liano Gonzalez sets Mount Everest record with double summit
A veteran Mexican climber was confirmed today as the first person to climb Mount Everest from both sides of the mountain in the same season.
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Police fired on US gov't vehicle: Mexican Navy
Mexican federal police fired on a U.S. Embassy vehicle and wounded two U.S. government employees on Friday after their vehicle drove into a rural, mountainous area outside the capital where the officers were looking for criminals, Mexican and U.S. officials said.
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Chasing pirates: Inside Microsoft's war room
As the sun rose over the mountains circling Los Reyes, a town in the Mexican state of Michoacán, one morning in March 2009, a caravan of more than 300 heavily armed law enforcement agents set out on a raid. All...
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50 Tonnes Of Drugs Found Hidden In This Mountain Lab
Mexican marines on Friday said they had discovered an underground drug lab in the mountains outside the capital of Sinaloa state where they destroyed 50 tons of methamphetamine.
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Bus Plunges 90 Meters Off Mexican Roadside, Killing At Least 17
At least 17 people were killed and 31 were injured when a bus plunged some 90 meters (300 feet) off a roadside in a mountainous region of southern Mexico near the Guatemalan border, authorities said on Sunday.
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Mexican Drug Lord 'Chapo' Guzman's Hometown Mourns His Downfall
As Mexico and the United States celebrate the capture of Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman, the world's most wanted drug lord, a mix of fear and mourning grips the towns and ranches in the remote mountains where he was born.
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Missing Indian American Found Dead in Mexican Mountains
Searchers on Friday found the body of an American man who had been missing in the rugged mountains in central Mexico since going on a hike four days ago.
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Cyclists Kidnapped Near Mexico City, Released After Payment of Ransom
Seven cyclists and an assistant who were kidnapped while on a training ride in the mountainous outskirts of the Mexican capital were released hours later after a ransom was paid, authorities said Friday.
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Captured drug lord Joaquin 'Chapo' Guzman a cunning and brutal businessman
Joaquin "Shorty" Guzman, the world's most wanted drugs lord, fought his way up from a ramshackle mountain village to become the Mexican government's most powerful adversary in a war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
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Mexican climber David Liano Gonzalez sets Mount Everest record with double summit
A veteran Mexican climber was confirmed today as the first person to climb Mount Everest from both sides of the mountain in the same season.
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Police fired on US gov't vehicle: Mexican Navy
Mexican federal police fired on a U.S. Embassy vehicle and wounded two U.S. government employees on Friday after their vehicle drove into a rural, mountainous area outside the capital where the officers were looking for criminals, Mexican and U.S. officials said.
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Chasing pirates: Inside Microsoft's war room
As the sun rose over the mountains circling Los Reyes, a town in the Mexican state of Michoacán, one morning in March 2009, a caravan of more than 300 heavily armed law enforcement agents set out on a raid. All...
