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Mexico arrests Sinaloa drug cartel members on US border in joint operation

Mexican police arrested up to 24 members of the Sinaloa drug cartel in a joint operation with the United States that also netted a cache of heavy weaponry and drugs, officials said Sunday.

Obama to make first visit of his presidency to a US mosque next week

U.S. President Barack Obama will make the first visit during his presidency to a U.S. mosque, the White House announced Saturday, part of the administration's push to promote religious tolerance at a time when rhetoric linking Islam with terrorism is growing.

Costa Rica President Solís named ‘Shark Enemy of the Year’

Environmental groups say recent decisions by the Solís administration will greatly harm local shark populations. Solís says he's protecting poor fishermen.

5 questions for Costa Rican animator Julián Gallese – ‘Everything in life is a narrative’

Costa Rican animator Julián Gallese steps into our Weekend Arts Spotlight to talk about his cyclical work and lucky break.

Cuba’s Raúl Castro on grand bridge-building France trip

Cuba's Communist President Raúl Castro will be welcomed under the Arc de Triomphe in Paris during a rare state visit Monday to showcase his island's warming ties with big world powers.

Brazil may have fewer Zika-related microcephaly cases than previously reported

It now appears that a number of those cases of the microcephaly in Brazil may not in fact be microcephaly, or not linked to the Zika virus as authorities originally believed.

Where to go for rock climbing in Costa Rica

Here are some of the best places to go rock climbing in Costa Rica, and one of the best places to learn how.

Costa Rica’s 2015 National Culture Award winners

A look at the winners of Costa Rica's National Culture Awards - from novelists to documentarians to choreographers.

From DF to CDMX, Mexico City changes name and status

Mexico's sprawling capital changed its official name on Friday, from DF to Mexico City, as it launched steps to become virtually like a federal state.

Canada to reap billions in taxes from legal marijuana: study

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's promise to legalize marijuana for recreational use could generate up to Can$5 billion (US$3.6 billion) in taxes

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