Cabo Rojo

[ kah-boh roh-hoh; Spanish kah-baw raw-haw ]

noun

1. a city in southwestern Puerto Rico.

Example Sentences

Compared with people analyzed from other ancient Puerto Rican burial sites, the Cabo Rojo individuals appear to have enjoyed a particularly diverse diet.

From Science Magazine

The five burials span a period between 500 and 1000 years, suggesting some people may have settled permanently at the Cabo Rojo site, despite their nomadic reputation.

From Science Magazine

In 1993, an archaeological excavation was carried out on behalf of a construction company in an area in southwestern Puerto Rico known today as Cabo Rojo.

From Science Magazine

Nov. 17: In Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, three Customs and Border Protection agents were shot, one fatally, along with a suspected drug smuggler.

From Salon

One agent was killed and two more were injured after men traveling on a boat headed toward Cabo Rojo on a key smuggling route exchanged fire with a routine patrol, according to an FBI statement Friday.

From Seattle Times