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  Ecuadorean survivor of massacre urges other migrants to avoid Mexico
07:55:51 PM (ET), Thursday, September 2, 2010
(AP Photo) Byline: Fernando Antonio

One of two known survivors of a drug gang's massacre in northern Mexico of 72 undocumented Central and South American migrants urged others in an interview broadcast Thursday not to attempt the journey to the United States.Luis Freddy Lala Pomavilla, 18, also described being seized by gunmen after entering Mexico from Guatemala and then taken to a house where the migrants were tied up and kept overnight before being shot in the head.

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Latin America and Caribbean

Thursday, September 2, 2010
  • Mexican military says 25 gunmen killed in shootout with soldiers near US border
  • Mexican military says 25 suspects killed in shootout with soldiers near US border
  • Ecuadorean survivor of massacre urges other migrants to avoid Mexico
  • 5 Colombian police officers killed, 4 wounded in roadside bombing blamed on leftist rebels
  • El Salvador makes gang membership illegal in wake of attack on passenger bus that killed 17
  • Suriname's new president back in power after weeklong illness; confirms had dengue
  • Correction: Colombia Rebel Haven
  • Police: Brazilian teen used bow and arrow to launch illegal cell phones over prison walls
  • Out of rubble of Haiti hotel, online family is born as Facebookers vow to leave no one behind

  • Wednesday, September 1, 2010
  • 11-year-old girl dies of head injuries, 2nd to die from plane crash on Colombian resort island
  • Ecuador's president says 2nd migrant survived massacre of 72 in Mexico
  • Massacre reveals hidden toll of Central American migrants killed crossing Mexico to the US
  • Migrants say Arizona still easiest place to cross, worth risk to get to US jobs, families

  • Tuesday, August 31, 2010
  • Venezuelan hunger striker dies after repeated protests over land dispute with government
  • Photos show Fidel Castro visiting with US journalist; he calls jailing gays 'great injustice'
  • Despite deaths, migrants say Arizona still easiest crossing, worth risk to get to US jobs
  • Brazilian officials say Amazon deforestation declining significantly, could hit record low
  • Guantanamo trial halted by lawyer's illness to resume in October for young Canadian detainee
  • 6 women, 2 men die in fire at locals' bar in Mexican resort of Cancun, firebombs suspected
  • Brazilian man accused of inserting needles into baby's belly because her beauty bothered him

  • Monday, August 30, 2010
  • Seeking clues to Bolivar's death, Venezuela exhumes bones of independence hero's sisters
  • Record gold prices draw hundreds of small miners, pose big threat to South American rainforest
  • Message from God: Retired Florida teacher builds and rebuilds Christian school in Haiti

  • Sunday, August 29, 2010
  • 36 die as Ecuadorean bus runs off road, overturns; 12 others reported injured
  • Thousands affected by flooding in southern Mexico, authorities plan relief channels
  • Bolivian biologists finish rescue of 12 pink river dolphins
  • Jailed Chavez foe charged, calls Venezuela explosives case a farce, does not expect fair trial

  • Saturday, August 28, 2010
  • Venezuelans protest rampant violence, some liken bloodshed to 'undeclared war'
  • 10 soldiers killed when helicopter crashes on anti-drug mission in Venezuela

  • Friday, August 27, 2010
  • Mexican army to compensate families of students slain by soldiers during gunbattle with gunmen
  • Venezuela congressional candidate raffles off breast augmentation surgery to fund campaign
  • 2 Catholic priests stabbed to death in historic Peruvian monastery; police suspect robbers
  • Russian accused of negligent homicide arrested at airport after leaving Puerto Rico courtroom
  • Police say kidnappers demand ransom for Italian seized in Dominican Republic tourist community
  • Peru authorities say Peruvian journalist deported in US-Russia spy swap falsified documents
  • Cuba's Fidel Castro claims al-Qaida leader Osama bin laden is a US agent

  • Thursday, August 26, 2010
  • Mexican judge finds ex-state police director not guilty of aiding drug gang in Michoacan
  • Venezuelan authorities seize more than 4.4 tons of cocaine allagedly destined for Mexico
  • Grenade explosion injures 16 at bar in Mexican resort city of Puerto Vallarta
  • In Cuba, New Mexico governor discusses case of jailed US contractor with top island officials
  • Puerto Rican teachers start school year with one-day strike, stranding thousands of students

  • Wednesday, August 25, 2010
  • Mexican border state to raise pay of state police to deter them from working for drug cartels
  • Chavez popularity at 7-year low as campaigning starts for Venezuela vote, pollster says
  • Venezuela's Chavez meets with Fidel Castro for 5 hours; calls his health magnificent
  • Catholic Church says it helped son of Cuban revolutionary hero win permission to travel to US
  • Humpback whale beached twice on sand bar in Brazil has little chance of surviving
  • Colombia's Galeras volcano erupts; scores evacuate from homes
  • Geology of Chilean gold and copper mine helped miners survive with air, water and warmth

  • Tuesday, August 24, 2010
  • UN, OAS investigators call Mexico most dangerous country in Americas for journalists
  • Parents demand justice for Finnish activist killed in ambush on Mexican aid caravan
  • Antigua police say lifeguard dies trying to rescue body he thought was drowning victim
  • Jamaica seeks to buy and restore house believed to be Marcus Garvey's childhood home
  • Cuban Catholic Church reveals names of 6 more prisoners Castro's gov't has promised to free

  • Monday, August 23, 2010
  • Police: Small plane crash lands in water off the Bahamas, all 6 aboard rescued by boats
  • UN health workers monitor free school meals in Dominican Republic after students sickened
  • Mexican soldier says US citizen attacked convoy, killed when soldiers fired in self-defense