Hurricane Agatha Makes Rare Early-Season Landfall In Mexico
After passing eastward over the country, storm could become first named hurricane in the Atlantic, as well.
Central America
Mysterious Mansion Ruins On An El Salvadoran Beach Captivate Onlookers
The villa may bear silent witness to the horrors of Hurricane Mitch, which hit Honduras and Nicaragua in 1998.
Guatemala Seeks To Tap Israeli Expertise In Water Knowledge, Technology
A KKL-JNF delegation met with the Guatemalan president to discuss water management and development in desert areas of his country.
Lost World: Ancient Underwater City Revealed
The city is located at the bottom of Lake Atitlan, in the Solola Department, near the town of Panajachel.
VIDEO: FBI And International Law Enforcement Smash Cocaine-Trafficking And Money-Laundering Network
Albanian-speaking operation said to have flooded Europe with cocaine.
Researchers Find Sacred Cacao Groves Of The Maya
The ancient Maya liked chocolate a lot, and traded cacao beans throughout Mesoamerica.
Mystery Of German Tourist Found Dead 2 Days After Disappearing At Mayan Temple Seen In ‘Star Wars’
Officials have not determined how he died after he wandered away from the tour group.
Scientists Produce 3D Maps Of Oxygen-Deprived ‘Dead Zones’ In Pacific Ocean
Using 40 years of data, MIT researchers have mapped two of the largest oxygen-deficient zones in the world.
Central (American) Heating: Scientists Find Subterranean Volcanic Duct From Galapagos To Panama
“Magma wind” blowing through a 900-mile underground channel brings volcanic material from the Galápagos Islands to Panama.