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Mexican navy marines inspect a car that was found with the bodies of two men inside the trunk in the Pacific resort city of Acapulco, Mexico Wednesday May 23, 2012.

Crime Election Mexico Photos Wikipedia: Mexican Drug War

BBC News
Mexico election: Drugs war in spotlight in Michoacan
There is an area of western Mexico called Tierra Caliente. The name is a reference to the soporific and oppressive heat in the region. But in this part of the world, caliente can also mean... (photo: AP / Bernandino Hernandez)

Cigar from Cuba

Agriculture Cuba Culture Photos Wikipedia: Tobacco

The News & Observer
Iconic Cuban cigar goes un-smoked at home
Email Print Order Reprint Share This Share Text tool name tool goes here By MARIA RECIO - McClatchy Newspapers By MARIA RECIO... (photo: Creative Commons / Chmee2)

Soldiers defy government and march

Belfast Telegraph
Soldiers defy government and march
Hundreds of former and would-be soldiers in Haiti have refused government orders to disband and marched through the capital, many in mismatched uniforms. A United Nations spokesman said... (photo: UN / Sylvain Liechti)
Haiti Mission Photos Police UN Wikipedia: Haiti

Rio de Janeiro - Hotel Copacabana Palace, onde será realizada a Cúpula de Chefes de Estado do Mercosul, a partir de quinta-feira (18). ula1

BBC News
Brazil hotels set to cut rates for June's Rio+20 summit
Rio de Janeiro hotel owners have agreed to cut prices during a major UN summit next month, amid fears that spiralling costs were putting off visitors. The Brazilian government said room rates should... (photo: Fabio Pozzebom/ABr )
Brazil Hotels Photos Rates Tourism Wikipedia: Brazil

Coffee bean -Kerala-India.

The Gleaner
Coffee farmers get fertiliser to increase crop production
Christopher Serju, Gleaner Writer The Coffee Industry Board (CIB) is soon to begin distribution of fertiliser to between 5,000 and 6,000 registered farmers through... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam)
Agriculture Coffee Industry Photos

In a common practice to buy and sell goods in tall apartment buildings, a woman lowers a basket on a rope to the street in Old Havana, Friday, July 27, 2007, next to a hanging photograph of Fidel Castro. Life has remained little changed in communist-run

BBC News
Cuba's crumbling buildings mean Havana housing shortage
Havana is beguiling from a distance, especially its old colonial buildings bathed in tropical sunshine. But up close this city is crumbling. Number 69 on the Malecon, the... (photo: AP/Rodrigo Abd)
Construction Cuba Economy Photos Wikipedia: Cuba

Hotel accommodation with Asian themed design

The Examiner
Best 5 boutique hotels in the Caribbean
When traveling from the Seattle area to the tropical islands of the Caribbean, tourists will find a number of eclectic boutique hotels to choose from. The five best... (photo: WN)
Caribbean Hotel Photos Seattle Wikipedia: Boutique hotel

A farmer uses the conventional method of tending to his crops. A carabao helps with plowing the rice field.

Newstrack India
Cuba to invest $450 mn to boost rice production
Havana, May 12 (IANS/EFE) Cuba said it plans to invest up to $450 million over the next few years in a programme to increase domestic rice production, which remains... (photo: WN / RTayco)
Cuba Havana Investment Photos Wikipedia: Cuba

Headlines Caribbean

	Hugo Chavez ends 'successful' Cuba cancer treatment BBC News
	Cuba to increase hotel capacity Newstrack India
	Restaurant Week comes to Puerto Rico The Examiner
	The global fight to end capital punishment The Guardian

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	Silvio Berlusconi 'said Italian newspaper's count for nothing' The Daily Telegraph
	Silvio Berlusconi: girls performed bunga bunga 'in exchange for cash and apartments' The Daily Telegraph
	Cuba remains a wedge for Americas Star Tribune

If you're drinking 'rhum,' you're probably in Martinique

England's tough task

Left-arm spinner buoyed by West Indies recall

T&T moves to stave off trade dispute with Barbados

The Creator from a far away land

Cuba aspires to good sense and human intelligence prevailing

Puerto Rico seeks more U.S. aid to fight illegal drugs

Puerto Rico governor urges federal help in drug war

Colombian TV drama about drug lord Pablo Escobar a hit

The Art of living Powerful healing tool

Medicare frauds men in Havana

The Week in Review: Opinion highlights from June 18-22

Offshore & Maritime

O3b Networks to Provide Ultra-Fast Internet Communications t

For Cuba, Chávez's Health Is a Vital Statistic

Russian ship defies Western pressure

Bridgetown, Barbados 2009.02.25
light showers.
	Min: 23°C/73°F Max: 29°C/84°F

Little Havana's famous Domino Park on Calle Ocho. Little Havana (Spanish: La Pequeña Habana) is a neighborhood of Miami, Florida, United States. Home to many Cuban immigrant residents, Little Havana is named after Havana, the capital and largest city in Cuba

Cuba poised to ease up on travel

Senators debate an oil nationalization bill proposed by Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Wednesday, April 25, 2012.

Argentina Senate backs YPF oil nationalisation

The waves of Jamaica Bay approaching the green coastline of Brooklyn, NYC.

Jamaica poised to benefit from US$35b health tourism industry - Government seeking to develop plan ...

Lugo denounces removal from Paraguay presidency as coup BBC News
U.S. plans more drone flights over Caribbean Tulsa World
From Jamaica to France The Gleaner
Jamaica's beauty untapped The Gleaner
Paraguay Faces Harsh Response from LA Neighbors over Preside Novosti
Paraguay Lugo ousted: Your reaction BBC News
No warm welcome for Paraguay's new president CNN
Former FIFA VP Warner is new Trinidad security minister The Guardian
Fernando Lugo impeachment draws strong reactions BBC News
LETTER OF THE DAY - Neglecting our heritage The Gleaner
President Barack Obama pleads for support from adoring crowd Tampabay.com
USAID and UNICEF: A Winning Partnership for Child Survival a Huffington Post
Image Band rocks festive vibe The Washington Post
Paraguay's President Fernando Lugo to rebut impeachment BBC News
Chilean President declines to answer Pinochet question BBC News
Russia vows to deliver Syrian arms Canberra Times
Seychelles, Mauritius finance leaders suggest ... Jamaica ma The Gleaner
Cuban Dissidents Face Official Criticism at Blog Meet Jakarta Globe
The Diary: Home Office press team flies Jamaica flag for Oly The Independent
Rangel Seeks to Minimize Any Concern About Age The New York Times

HP Hewlett Packard Service Center

HP loses $190 million tax case

Spirit Airlines

Low-fare Spirit Airlines returning to Denver International Airport

Cigarette Smoking - Tobacco Smoking

Smoking at venues - Regulate smoking

'Sugar daddy' Tory donor's company earns £125million a year. The Daily Mail
Business Events & Parties The Gleaner
Budget: pain without gain The Gleaner
Pepper’s band of lonely hearts New York Post Online
The laundry man: Limos, Learjets and bundles of cash... meet The Daily Mail
Sprouts Farmers Market hiring for store grand opening in Wal The Examiner
WikiLeaks cables: In the past U.S. diplomats didn’t f The Miami Herald
Accused “cash-to-Cuba’’ money launderer The Miami Herald
Maya Mandates ACA Howe for NI 43-101 Resource Estimation and Mineweb
Top 10 converted hotels Reuters
The Appleton Estate 50 Year Old Jamaica Rum - Jamaica Indepe DNA India
'We are way behind ...' - Business Leaders on Jamaica at 50 The Gleaner
Loss adjuster outfit to list on junior market The Gleaner
Wisynco eyes Africa with its WATA brand The Gleaner
HAARP and the Tesla Connection Pakalert Press
Ex-Stanford exec pleads guilty to obstruction Tulsa World
Friday Papers: IMF in challenge to Berlin over crisis Citywire
Ex-Stanford executive pleads guilty to obstruction Palm Beach Post
Cuban blog gathering prompts official criticism Atlanta Journal
Lawmakers push Myanmar sanctions, Africa trade Reuters

The heavy co$t of AIDS - With global funds to dry up, Jamaica in peril

The heavy co$t of AIDS - With global funds to dry up, Jamaica in peril

CPI (M) state secretary, Mohammad Yusuf Tarigami during a protest march on Labour day in Srinagar. the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 01 May 2012.

May Day marked by protests against austerity cuts

Actor Sean Penn looks on during a news conference lobbying the state of California to recognize Harvey Milk Day in San Francisco, Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Penn won an Oscar for his portrayal of Milk, one of San Francisco's first openly gay politicians.

Sean Penn says he's in Haiti for the long haul

Portman's time in Bush White House a double-edged sword Cincinnati
With employment hard to come by, parents and children face n North Jersey
June 24 - 30, 2012: This week's best DVD and Blu-ray deals a The Examiner
'Son of a Champion' Art Exhibition The Gleaner
Soroptimists celebrate 50th year classically The Gleaner
US Drones To Perf The Inquisitr
Three Irrefutable Proofs that Mormonism is False. The Examiner
The Coal Miner's Daughter is a living legend—and one hell of The Examiner
'Boonoonoonoos' Jamaica 50 celebrations from Braata The Gleaner
Hemingway look-alike, arm wrestling contests on tap this wee The Examiner
A victory made only in England The Daily Mail
Stephen Prothero Wall Street Journal
Weekend TV Canberra Times
Dance to Tampa’s premiere Latin bands at Blue Martini Lounge The Examiner
Reborn Oxford growing behind Tommy Bahama, Lilly Pulitzer The Business Review
Catholic social justice (final) The Gleaner
Let's go camping The Gleaner
'Respect Jamaica' launched in London The Gleaner
Travel Picks: Top 10 converted hotels Reuters
Trending: Christie's becomes the go-to haute charity shop The Independent

In this undated image from video seized from the walled compound of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan, and released Saturday, May 7, 2011 by the U.S. Department of Defense a man, who the American government identified as Osama bin Laden, watches television, showing an image of U.S. President Barack Obama.

Secret Osama bin Laden documents released

ALTERNATIVE CROP OF XLAT152 - In this photo released by Cubadebate and taken by Estudios Revolucion, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez walks in the hospital in Havana, Cuba, Friday March 2, 2012.

Hugo Chávez dismisses health rumours on Venezuelan TV

Buju Banton

Buju Banton will walk free from prison soon Kwaku Bonsam predicts

70000 Tons of Metal: Riot The Examiner
Public health and the tobacco industry - an inherent conflic The Gleaner
How safe is a cruise? Even after new law, it's hard to say STL Today
Saturday's golf roundup: Bubba Watson within striking distan Detroit news
YOU exclusive: Donna's love Haiti relationship The Daily Mail
Augsburg Confession on repentance The Examiner
70000 Tons of Metal 2: Concert slideshow Part I The Examiner
Paradise - Las Terazzas Resort a jewel set in the Caribbean The Examiner
Funeral service held for FL trooper slain in Haiti Herald Tribune
Ties to Taiwan âunder reviewâ: St Lucia media Taipei Times
Rangers’ Closer Nathan Passes Rivera The New York Times
Tasting rum in the sun on Miami Beach The Examiner
Islands: Places in paradise to get lost The Daily Telegraph Australia
Church Spotlight: John Wesley AME Zion The Examiner
Life in the fast lane for race car driver Billy Martin The Roanoke Times
Angels' Peter Bourjos doesn't have a place to play The Los Angeles Times
Rodriguez, Having Been Down Similar Path, Is Happy to See Ja The New York Times
CONCACAF Champions League 2012-13 schedule released The Examiner
Sugar in the Blood: A Family's Story of Slavery and Empire, The Independent
Lego Pirates of the Caribbean The Video Game The Examiner

A sunrise with the typical orange color in the sky (south beach of Jamaica). The intense red and orange hues of the sky at sunrise and sunset are mainly caused by scattering of sunlight by dust particles, soot particles, other solid aerosols, and liquid aerosols in the Earth's atmosphere

Jamaica, a top target market for leading hotel group

Pope Benedict XVI salutes the faithful during the traditional Ash Wednesday mass in the St. Sabina church in Rome Wednesday, March 9, 2011.

Few South Florida journalists given OK to cover papal visit from Cuba

Images of Cuba's leader Fidel Castro, left, and Pope Benedict XVI in a library in Havana, Cuba, Friday March 23, 2012.

After Pope criticizes Marxism, Cuba diplomatic

Travel deal for grads in Aruba North Jersey
LETTER OF THE DAY - Jamaica must tighten up human-traffickin The Gleaner
Las Terrazas Resort a jewel set in the turquoise waters of t The Examiner
Atlanta Getaways to Cuba The Examiner
MICE Russia – 2012 Report TravelDailyNews
It's all 'dushi' in Aruba Houston Chronicle
Factbox: U.S. visa types for immigrants: Papers in farmland Reuters
How US govt approves different types of visas for immigrants The Times of India
Zarah birth control coupon IMC
Tourism deserves increased political recognition says Prime TravelDailyNews
ALHI’s Associated Destinations Worldwide adds new member in TravelDailyNews
Man held in Aruba sues over travel insurance claim The Guardian
The silver lining: An interview with Cristy Asturias of Ster The Examiner
Man held for months in companion's disappearance in Aruba su Star Tribune
>Man held in Aruba sues over travel insurance claim Seattle Post
Man held for months in companion’s disappearance in Aruba su The Washington Post
Brugal Especial Extra Dry rum from Dominican Republic The Examiner
Secrets – Wild Orchid Resort, Montego Bay, Jamaica The Examiner
Bountiful Bahamas: Resistance is futile on a Caribbean islan The Daily Mail
Injured dachshund cancels travel plans to the Caribbean The Wichita Eagle

Hugo Chávez y Cilia Flores

Chavez says cancer recovery on track

A view of the Classic Maya city of Palenque which flourished in the sixth and seventh centuries, one of the many examples of the accomplishments of Mesoamerican civilization.(一个经典的玛雅城市帕伦克的看法，在第六和第七世纪中，对中美洲文明的成就蓬勃发展的许多例子之一)

Earliest Mayan calendar shows no hint of 'world end'

Latin American schools: disconnected

Latin American schools: disconnected

Fading Political Left Still Thrives in Mexico City The New York Times
Canada supports school feeding program in Haiti Toronto Sun
Mess Hall lets kids explore science The Examiner
Museum and Gallery Listings for June 22-29 The New York Times
Norman Foster to Design Ballet School in Cuba The New York Times
Large Cruise Lines Offer Value to Student Groups The Examiner
Andrew Collins on LightQuest a guide to interacting with UFO The Examiner
10 local students chosen for service and travel writing trip Contra Costa Times
LETTER OF THE DAY - Lessons to be learnt from our education The Gleaner
Cari angka tarung dalam IMC
Ocean systems in peril Al Jazeera
Education Notes Lexington Herald-Leader
Tap your inner Kenyan: The secret to long-distance running s The Examiner
>URC to Lead Effort to Reduce Chronic Malnutrition in Guatem Seattle Post
Rio+20 'Future we Want' draft text - exclusive copy of the d The Guardian
Bigfoot researchers release new book called You Are Sasquatc The Examiner
Mark Cuban Got Burned By Facebook IPO, Too (VIDEO) Huffington Post
Free x tv red hot IMC
Mexico's subpar schools put shackles on its future Lexington Herald-Leader
Union boss Elba Esther Gordillo keeps a stranglehold on Mexi Lexington Herald-Leader

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