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US Warns Of "Military Activities" Over Mexico, Central America
US aviation authorities issued notices Friday warning airlines to "exercise caution" in the airspace over Mexico and Central America due to "military activities."
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National Blackout Leaves Panama In Darkness
The power cut, which struck shortly before midnight, was caused by damage to a private generator, President Jose Raul Mulino said.
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2,400-Year-Old Puppets with Expressive Faces Discovered in El Salvador
Archaeologists in El Salvador have unearthed 2,400-year-old ceramic puppets with expressive faces atop a pyramid. The figurines, featuring movable heads, were likely used in public rituals to depict historical or mythical events. The discovery challenges the belief that ancient El Salvador was culturally isolated, linking its traditions to broader ...
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Flesh-Eating Human Parasite Resurfaces in Central America, Raises New Concerns
New World Screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite that affects livestock and humans, is resurging in Central America. Cases in Panama, Costa Rica, and Mexico have spiked since 2023, prompting U.S. authorities to tighten livestock import restrictions and monitor for potential spread. The parasite causes painful infestations, with no approved treatments e...
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Tropical Storm Sara To Provoke "Life-Threatening" Downpour In Central America
Central American countries scrambled on Thursday night to make preparations for the impact of Tropical Storm Sara, with Honduras likely to be the first in the storm's path as it slowly churns from the Caribbean.
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'World's Oldest Pair Of Jeans' Found In Sunken Ship From 1857 Sold For Rs 94 Lakh
There's now doubt and confusion if the white pair was actually manufactured by Levi Strauss, one of the oldest and most popular jeans manufacturers in the world.
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Volcano Erupts In Guatemala, Forcing Closure Of Airport, Highway
One of the most active volcanoes in Central America has erupted again, spewing lava and ash and forcing authorities in Guatemala City on Sunday to briefly close the country's largest airport and a major highway.
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"First Of Its Kind" Fossil Shows Humans, Dogs Lived In Central America In 10,000 BC
The fossil of a jaw bone could prove that domesticated dogs lived in Central America as far back as 12,000 years ago, according to a study by Latin American scientists.
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Hero MotoCorp Appoints Grupo Salinas As Its Distribution Partner In Mexico
Hero MotoCorp has appointed a distribution partner in Mexico 'Grupo Salinas' and has plans to expand aggressively in the country over the next three years.
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Hero MotoCorp Appoints New Distribution Partners In Honduras And Nicaragua
Hero MotoCorp, the world's largest two-wheeler company by volumes, has announced its expansion in Central America. The company has appointed new distribution partners in Honduras and Nicaragua.
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Hurricane Iota Bears Down On Storm-Battered Central America
Less than two weeks after powerful storm Eta killed more than 200 people across Central America, authorities warned that Hurricane Iota was set to wallop coastal areas of Nicaragua and Honduras on Monday.
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21 Killed As Hurricane Eta Causes Floods In Central America
The remnants of Hurricane Eta unleashed torrential rains and catastrophic flooding on Central America, killing at least 21 people and turning streets into rivers as dozens in Guatemala were feared to have been buried in their homes by mudslides.
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Tropical Storm Amanda Death Count Rises To 26 In Central America
The death count from Tropical Storm Amanda in Central America rose to 26 even as a new storm was forming in the Gulf of Mexico, reports said on Tuesday.
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"Expelled By Violence, Poverty": Thousands Of Migrants March To Reach US
The caravan of migrants from Central America grew to roughly 5,000 on Sunday, a massive group that stretched across this city's main highway for more than a half-mile.
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Magnitude 7.6 Earthquake Strikes Off Central America: US Geological Survey
An earthquake of magnitude 7.6 struck near remote Caribbean Islands belonging to Honduras on Tuesday, sparking a tsunami warning for the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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US Warns Of "Military Activities" Over Mexico, Central America
US aviation authorities issued notices Friday warning airlines to "exercise caution" in the airspace over Mexico and Central America due to "military activities."
-
National Blackout Leaves Panama In Darkness
The power cut, which struck shortly before midnight, was caused by damage to a private generator, President Jose Raul Mulino said.
-
2,400-Year-Old Puppets with Expressive Faces Discovered in El Salvador
Archaeologists in El Salvador have unearthed 2,400-year-old ceramic puppets with expressive faces atop a pyramid. The figurines, featuring movable heads, were likely used in public rituals to depict historical or mythical events. The discovery challenges the belief that ancient El Salvador was culturally isolated, linking its traditions to broader ...
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Flesh-Eating Human Parasite Resurfaces in Central America, Raises New Concerns
New World Screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite that affects livestock and humans, is resurging in Central America. Cases in Panama, Costa Rica, and Mexico have spiked since 2023, prompting U.S. authorities to tighten livestock import restrictions and monitor for potential spread. The parasite causes painful infestations, with no approved treatments e...
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Tropical Storm Sara To Provoke "Life-Threatening" Downpour In Central America
Central American countries scrambled on Thursday night to make preparations for the impact of Tropical Storm Sara, with Honduras likely to be the first in the storm's path as it slowly churns from the Caribbean.
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'World's Oldest Pair Of Jeans' Found In Sunken Ship From 1857 Sold For Rs 94 Lakh
There's now doubt and confusion if the white pair was actually manufactured by Levi Strauss, one of the oldest and most popular jeans manufacturers in the world.
-
Volcano Erupts In Guatemala, Forcing Closure Of Airport, Highway
One of the most active volcanoes in Central America has erupted again, spewing lava and ash and forcing authorities in Guatemala City on Sunday to briefly close the country's largest airport and a major highway.
-
"First Of Its Kind" Fossil Shows Humans, Dogs Lived In Central America In 10,000 BC
The fossil of a jaw bone could prove that domesticated dogs lived in Central America as far back as 12,000 years ago, according to a study by Latin American scientists.
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Hero MotoCorp Appoints Grupo Salinas As Its Distribution Partner In Mexico
Hero MotoCorp has appointed a distribution partner in Mexico 'Grupo Salinas' and has plans to expand aggressively in the country over the next three years.
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Hero MotoCorp Appoints New Distribution Partners In Honduras And Nicaragua
Hero MotoCorp, the world's largest two-wheeler company by volumes, has announced its expansion in Central America. The company has appointed new distribution partners in Honduras and Nicaragua.
-
Hurricane Iota Bears Down On Storm-Battered Central America
Less than two weeks after powerful storm Eta killed more than 200 people across Central America, authorities warned that Hurricane Iota was set to wallop coastal areas of Nicaragua and Honduras on Monday.
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21 Killed As Hurricane Eta Causes Floods In Central America
The remnants of Hurricane Eta unleashed torrential rains and catastrophic flooding on Central America, killing at least 21 people and turning streets into rivers as dozens in Guatemala were feared to have been buried in their homes by mudslides.
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Tropical Storm Amanda Death Count Rises To 26 In Central America
The death count from Tropical Storm Amanda in Central America rose to 26 even as a new storm was forming in the Gulf of Mexico, reports said on Tuesday.
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"Expelled By Violence, Poverty": Thousands Of Migrants March To Reach US
The caravan of migrants from Central America grew to roughly 5,000 on Sunday, a massive group that stretched across this city's main highway for more than a half-mile.
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Magnitude 7.6 Earthquake Strikes Off Central America: US Geological Survey
An earthquake of magnitude 7.6 struck near remote Caribbean Islands belonging to Honduras on Tuesday, sparking a tsunami warning for the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
