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/ 11 February 2011
These days it is easy to find an all-inclusive holiday, where all travel, accommodation, food, drink, entertainment and activities are included.
Suspected drug cartel gunmen hurled grenades, burned vehicles and blocked streets in a rapid series of attacks in Mexico’s second-largest city.
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/ 1 February 2011
Mexico’s ambassador in London has written a furious letter to BBC bosses to complain about "offensive and xenophobic" comments made on <i>Top Gear</i>
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/ 21 January 2011
Policeman dressed as clowns are trying to instill values into children in Mexico’s richest city, Monterrey, where cartels are fighting a turf war.
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/ 27 December 2010
Some 105 journalists have been killed while doing their job this year, media watchdog Press Emblem Campaign said on Monday.
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/ 21 December 2010
In central Mexico where tequila is produced, there is an odd mix of timeless inspiring beauty and more recent modernisation.
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/ 15 December 2010
South Africa and other developing countries called for a legally binding outcome at the climate change talks held in Mexico over the past week.
Global talks on climate change on Saturday set up a new fund to manage billions of dollars in aid to poor nations.
More than 190 nations on Friday considered "deep cuts" in emissions to hold back climate change.
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/ 10 December 2010
The world’s climate negotiators worked into early Friday morning amid guarded hopes of making progress.
Almost 200 nations sought to break a deadlock between rich and poor on steps to fight global warming.
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/ 8 December 2010
President Jacob Zuma will begin his visit to Mexico on Wednesday, the Department of International Relations and Cooperation said.
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warned on Tuesday that the world was missing its last chance to control climate change.
China on Monday offered for the first time to submit its voluntary carbon emissions target to a binding United Nations resolution.
Negotiators on climate change were raising their hopes on Monday after signs of modest progress in Mexico.
As ministers began flying in to climate talks in Cancún, the UN on Sunday moved to exorcise the "ghosts of Copenhagen".
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/ 5 December 2010
World climate talks in Cancún enter their final stretch with fears of a repeat of the failures that nearly wrecked the 2009 Copenhagen summit.
Negotiators at UN talks in Mexico on Tuesday struggled over proposals that would abolish a two-decade divide between rich and poor on scrutiny of gree
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/ 23 November 2010
China acknowledged on Tuesday it is the world’s biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, confirming what scientists have said for years.
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/ 6 November 2010
Mexican marines killed drug baron Ezequiel "Tony Tormenta" Cardenas in a ferocious gunfight at the US border on Friday.
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/ 4 November 2010
US border police have found a sophisticated drug smugglers’ tunnel the length of six football fields linking Southern California with Mexico.
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/ 25 October 2010
Families mourned on Sunday the victims of one of Mexico’s worst shootings, weeping over the open coffins of teenagers as young as 14.
<b>Rory Carroll</b> and <b>Jo Tuckman</b> report from the epicentre of drug-cartel violence in Mexico, which has claimed 28 000 lives.
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/ 4 September 2010
The events which have no name scythe through the valley like invisible reapers. They slice east to west, west to east, a homicidal pendulum.
Uruguay and Mexico reached the Soccer World Cup last 16 on Tuesday.
The coaches of Mexico and Uruguay have dismissed suggestions they might collude to produce the draw that would put both their teams into the last 16.
Bafana Bafana’s chances of advancing in the Soccer World Cup were delivered a blow on Thursday as Mexico beat France 2-0 in Polokwane.
Mexico pulled off a surprise 2-0 victory over France on Thursday, leaving the 2006 World Cup finalists facing serious risk of elimination.
When Steve Jobs launched his latest must-have computer to the world, he might not have been thinking about the dolphin market.
South Africa and Mexico are likely to go on the attack in the opening game of the Soccer World Cup on Friday.
Big Oil is holding its breath. BP’s shares are in steep decline after the debacle in the Gulf of Mexico.
Despite going down 3-1 to England in a friendly, Mexico will still be a handful for Bafana Bafana at the Soccer World Cup