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Mexican Druglord's Son Surrendered Voluntarily To US, Partner Was Kidnapped
The US embassy in Mexico said on Friday that Joaquin Guzman Lopez, the son of the infamous cartel kingpin "El Chapo," had surrendered voluntarily while his father's former partner Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada seemed to have been taken against his will.
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US Provides $68 Million for Mexico Justice Reform
The US Embassy in Mexico says the U.S. government will provide $68 million over five years to assist Mexico's effort to reform its court and justice system.
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Julian Assange Urges Edward Snowden to be Careful if He Leaves Russia
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange urged US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden on Thursday to watch his "physical security" if he travels abroad after Russia gave him a residence permit.
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Search for Missing US Man Leads to Body in Mexico
US authorities have traveled to southwestern Mexico to help determine whether a body found there is that of a New York man who vanished while riding his motorcycle to Brazil for the World Cup.
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Migrants to Barack Obama: Don't deport Mama
Beneath the slogan "Obama, don't deport my Mama," dozens of migrant families deported from the U.S. despite having children born there rallied outside the U.S. Embassy before President Barack Obama's arrival on Thursday, demanding passage of a U.S. immigration law they say is vital to keeping families together.
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Mexico police scandal deepens in US shooting case
Mexican President Felipe Calderon faces a growing scandal in the last days of his administration as prosecutors accuse top federal police officers of lying in the shooting of a US embassy car.
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Mexican Druglord's Son Surrendered Voluntarily To US, Partner Was Kidnapped
The US embassy in Mexico said on Friday that Joaquin Guzman Lopez, the son of the infamous cartel kingpin "El Chapo," had surrendered voluntarily while his father's former partner Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada seemed to have been taken against his will.
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US Provides $68 Million for Mexico Justice Reform
The US Embassy in Mexico says the U.S. government will provide $68 million over five years to assist Mexico's effort to reform its court and justice system.
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Julian Assange Urges Edward Snowden to be Careful if He Leaves Russia
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange urged US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden on Thursday to watch his "physical security" if he travels abroad after Russia gave him a residence permit.
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Search for Missing US Man Leads to Body in Mexico
US authorities have traveled to southwestern Mexico to help determine whether a body found there is that of a New York man who vanished while riding his motorcycle to Brazil for the World Cup.
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Migrants to Barack Obama: Don't deport Mama
Beneath the slogan "Obama, don't deport my Mama," dozens of migrant families deported from the U.S. despite having children born there rallied outside the U.S. Embassy before President Barack Obama's arrival on Thursday, demanding passage of a U.S. immigration law they say is vital to keeping families together.
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Mexico police scandal deepens in US shooting case
Mexican President Felipe Calderon faces a growing scandal in the last days of his administration as prosecutors accuse top federal police officers of lying in the shooting of a US embassy car.
