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Northeast student talks about what makes her stand out from others

Northeast student talks about what makes her stand out from others

Kaylea Kuhlman, Editor in Chief April 1, 2020

NORFOLK - “I am someone who likes to be happy while making the people around her happy.” That is how Erika Ramirez describes herself.   Ramirez, 18, was born on June 5, 2001 in California. Her...

WORLD NEWS MEXICO-XOLOS 1 LA

Call them ugly, but Xolos rule as Mexico’s top dog

April 10, 2017

MEXICO CITY — The beasts are brown and hairless except for a wiry mohawk. Their bodies, warm and slightly waxy, call to mind a hot water bottle with four legs. They routinely win dog shows — in the...

Another Mexican journalist has been killed … the third one this month

March 28, 2017

MEXICO CITY — Mexican journalist Miroslava Breach spent her final days documenting murders. She reported on the six people killed in a single night in her home state of Chihuahua, and on the assassination...

Ingobernable, Netflix’s Second Original Series from Mexico, Premieres March 24

February 8, 2017

Netflix reveals the cast that will be accompanying Kate del Castillo and Erik Hayser in the first season of the drama and action series Beverly Hills, Calif., Feb. 2, 2017 – Netflix confirms...

Hurricane Patricia peters out over Mexico; no deaths reported

Hurricane Patricia peters out over Mexico; no deaths reported

October 26, 2015

By Tim Johnson McClatchy Washington Bureau (TNS) MEXICO CITY — In just 40 hours, the weather system that became known as Hurricane Patricia grew into the fiercest hurricane ever recorded in the Western...

Mexicans Hold North Korean Freighter Over UN Weapons Sanctions

Mexicans Hold North Korean Freighter Over UN Weapons Sanctions

April 28, 2015

By Tim Johnson McClatchy Foreign Staff (TNS) TUXPAN, Mexico — The cargo holds were empty and the 430-foot-long North Korean freighter Mu Du Bong was riding high in the water when the vessel slammed...

In Missing Students Case, Mexico Draws World Attention It Doesn’t Want

November 6, 2014

By Tim Johnson McClatchy Foreign Staff (MCT) COCULA, Mexico — The clock ticks. A nation waits. More than a month after 43 student teachers went missing, a frantic search unfolds in the hills of western...

New Governor In Mexico’s Guerrero State Allegedly Had Role In 2001 Kidnapping

November 6, 2014

By Tim Johnson McClatchy Foreign Staff (MCT) MEXICO CITY — Few dispute that the newly installed governor of Mexico’s Guerrero state has a radical past. The question is, just how radical? Supporters...

Fatal lightning Strikes Reap Heavy Toll In Developing World

October 4, 2014

Fatal lightning strikes reap heavy toll in developing world By Tim Johnson McClatchy Foreign Staff (MCT) VILLA PURIFICACION, Mexico _ It wasn't even sprinkling when a lightning bolt slammed into...

7 Beach Destinations You Have Not Tried Yet

7 Beach Destinations You Have Not Tried Yet

February 26, 2014

By Kelsey Blodget Oyster.com (MCT) When going to a new destination, many of us stick to the beaten path; we’ll go where the other tourists are going for the first time around. But once you’ve...

Mexico’s ex-president Fox pushes for legal pot

September 5, 2013

SAN CRISTOBAL, Mexico — Former President Vicente Fox grew up on a farm here in rural Guanajuato, one of Mexico’s most conservative states. He is the kind of guy who wears big belt buckles, collects...

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