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Weapons Collection, Witness of Mexican History
The collection of the National Museum of Interventions is formed by more than 600 weapons from different origins and ages, from 18th to 20th centuries.
Proclamation to the inhabitants of California:
The Central government of Mexico, having commenced hostilities against the United States of America, by invading its territory and attacking the troops of the United States, stationed on the north side of the Rio Grande, with a force of seven thousand men, under the command of General Arista, which army was totally destroyed, and all their ...
Varel International Expands Manufacturing Center in Matamoros
Varel International has expanded the company's current roller cone manufacturing facility in Matamoros, Mexico, through the addition of a new state-of-the-art tungsten carbide insert production facility.
Consuls say Mexico's problems must be tackled with teamwork
The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College held a symposium titled, "A Spirit of Cooperation," Monday at the Gorgas Hall Boardroom.
The United States is the world's number one supplier of blood plasma - a precious substance that enables medical miracles.
Symposium on Spirit of Cooperation Between U.S. - Mexico
The even will happen Monday at 1:30pm in the Gorgas Hall Boardroom at the UTB/TSC Main Campus.
Mexico, U.S. study impact of proposed dam
Mexico and U.S. water agencies and consultants continue to study the potential impacts of a proposed dam on Matamoros' urban area and agricultural lands.
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America's Newest International Bridge Bypasses China
A new international bridge to Mexico is set to open October 2009 in the South Texas city of Mission, Texas.
50 Live Chickens, Roosters Discovered at International Bridge
Chickens, Roosters Seized at Gateway Bridge BROWNSVILLE - U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Gateway International Bridge on Monday seized over 50 live chickens in a northbound trailer proceeding from Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Cindy Kahler Thomas/For the Times Record News Patricia and Armando Dominguez stand in front of their business, the Burk Boot Shop.
The advent of Father's Day has me thinking about Bill Wood , because even though he didn't cook, my father's life experiences and his attitudes about food ultimately did help to shape my culinary consciousness.
Fay Jacobs Robinson was born on March 10, 1938, at Heaton Hospital in Montpelier, Vermont.
Penske considers laying off 100 workers
Penske Logistics, a warehousing and shipping company, has notified state officials it may lay off 100 workers in the next 60 to 90 days, a company spokesman said.
Interview: A drug lord's lawyer
Lawyer Ernesto Gutierrez fled Matamoros, Mexico, to the U.S. last year after the much-feared Los Zetas enforcement wing of the Gulf Cartel kidnapped and tortured him in one of their many hidden death houses along the border.
Cartel-linked lawyer makes plea for asylum
He caught a whiff of fuel and heard a man crying. The armed men at his sides, who had so often beaten him unconscious, were laughing with sadistic glee.
Shaw Group makes second round of cuts
The Shaw Group has taken a second round of cuts in two months in its pipe fabrication business.
Mexican Army rescues kidnapped man
Members of the Mexican Army rescued a kidnapped Matamoros man after a brief confrontation with several armed assailants on Monday afternoon.
CBP Officers Take Custody of Fugitive
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers took 21-year-old Donovan Beavers into custody.
Mexican Army arrests cartel lieutenant
The Mexican Army reported Tuesday afternoon the capture in Matamoros of a high-ranking Gulf Cartel member and also the nephew of the famed drug-lord Osiel Cardenas Guillen.
Mexican Army arrests cartel lieutenant
Mexican soldiers detained the nephew of purported former Gulf Cartel head Osiel Crdenas Guilln on Monday during a roundup of suspected drug smugglers.