Baja California News
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Mexico’s attempt to solve the country’s housing shortage by constructing millions of new homes far from city centers has crippled the nation’s homebuilders and fueled record foreclosures. For Antonio Diaz, a former investment banker with Banco Santander SA, it’s an opportunity.
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Huntington Beach, California, won baseball’s Little League World Series by beating Japan 2-1 with a game-ending, run-scoring single.
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Swimming with barking sea lions in the Sea of Cortez felt unreal.
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As the economy boomed in the mid- 2000s, many immigrants in southern California’s border country spurned field work in favor of construction and food-service jobs. Then they stopped coming to U.S. farms altogether.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon ’s National Action Party won yesterday’s gubernatorial election in Baja California Sur, preliminary results showed.
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Little League teams from Japan and California will play for the World Series Championship title today if Hurricane Irene doesn’t disrupt the game in north- central Pennsylvania.
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Mexican authorities seized 105 tons of marijuana bound for the U.S., representing the biggest bust in the history of the state of Baja California, said Jorge Ramos, the mayor of Tijuana.
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The following is a selection of the most important news affecting the oil market.
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Hurricane Kenneth’s top winds dropped to Category-2 strength hundreds of miles southwest of Baja California, Mexico, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Hurricane Hilary stirred up surf in Baja California and southwestern Mexico as Tropical Storm Philippe remained far from land over the Atlantic.
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