- 'So far, Mexico's expatriate voting plan is a flop (Arizona Daily Star)
Mexico CITY - A drive to get millions of Mexican immigrants in the United States to vote in the 2006 presidential election has fallen flat so far, with just 2,213 registered to vote, electoral
- 'Travel Updates - November 23, 2005 (Government of Canada News)
Following is a list of Current Issues and Travel Report changes released in the last 24 hours.
- 'Letters to the Editor (New York Times)
Readers' letters to the travel editor.
- '11/26/05 - John Eisel - Mountain West Preview (Hoopville)
Mountain West Conference 2005-06 Preview by John Eisel Here's the bad news for Mountain West Conference fans: Most likely, your team is down this year. The good news? So is everybody else. The conference lost two of its best players ever as Utah's Andrew Bogut and New Mexico's Danny Granger were both picked in...
- 'New players may find it tough to establish themselves in travel search market (eyefortravel.com)
According to Reuters: "Unlike full-service online travel agencies such as Expedia Inc. that sell tickets and make reservations, travel search engines sniff out bookings and direct users to Web sites where they can make purchases.
- 'Merced Sun-Star Examines HIV/AIDS Epidemic Among Migrants Who Travel Between U.S., Mexico (Medical News Today)
The Merced Sun on Saturday examined the increasing number of HIV/AIDS cases among Mexicans in the U.S. and Mexico, "a trend that researchers and health officials attribute to migrants' high-risk behavior and constant movement."
- 'Travel Information Sites (KVIA)
For up-to-date information on travel and conditions at the El Paso International Airports, Texas and New Mexico Roads, and any transportation mode, click on the links provided.
- 'Mexico beckons La Ristra balloon (El Defensor Chieftain)
If the legend that hanging a chile ristra brings good luck is true, León, Mexico, ought to have a lot of it.
- 'Mexico: Baja by kayak (Newsday.com)
Across the channel, the setting sun turned the sharp, desert mountains of the Baja Peninsula a dusty red as they plunged into the placid blue and turquoise waters of the Gulf of California.
- 'Mexico Is Becoming the Next Colombia (La Nueva Cuba)
By Ted Galen Carpenter * Defense and the National Interest USA Infosearch: José Cadenas Research Dept. La Nueva Cuba November 26, 2005
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