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John McCain portrayed free trade Tuesday as a win-win proposition for the U.S. and its Latin American economic partners, but labor leaders said it’s been a big loser for Rust Belt voters.The Republican presidential hopeful was beginning a three-day...
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A Honduran court has sentenced a former prison official to 1,051 years in jail for the deaths of 69 people in a 2003 prison massacre.
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AP, La Paz
Protesters stormed a small airport Friday and blocked major highways across eastern Bolivia in a standoff over central government reforms designed to empower...
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AP, Cabo San Lucas
A Mexican prosecutor says an Oregon tourist drowned in his own blood while in police custody.
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AP, Managua
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega is formally recognizing the independence of two breakaway Georgian provinces.
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AP, La Paz
Bolivia’s leftist president says he’s moving the country’s lone Middle Eastern embassy to Iran as he builds increasingly warm ties with one of...
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AP, Caracas
Venezuelan authorities say they have captured a former Colombian senator wanted on charges of conspiring with paramilitaries to kidnap a reputed political rival.
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AP, Santa Clara
National Semiconductor Corp., which makes chips that regulate power and perform other functions in gadgets, reported Friday its first-quarter profit fell 7 percent from...
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AP, Guatemala City
Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom says prosecutors are investigating who planted microphones and video cameras in the presidential palace to spy on him.
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AP, Havana
Two prominent Cuban dissidents have asked U.S. President George W. Bush to temporarily loosen restrictions on travel and sending money to the communist-run island to...
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AP, Buenos Aires
Argentina’s Senate approved the nationalization of Aerolineas Argentinas and its subsidiary on Wednesday, moving to return the financially troubled Spanish-owned...
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AP, Caracas
Venezuelan authorities incinerated more than 3 tons of drugs on Wednesday, but the U.S. drug czar pointed to a sharp decline in cocaine seizures as proof the country...
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AP, San Juan
A Puerto Rican reggaeton star announced Wednesday he will give up his role as a rapper known for lyrics about violence and womanizing to devote his life to God.
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AP, Buenos Aires
A strong but deep earthquake has shaken northern Argentina, but officials say there are no reports of damage or injuries.
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AP, Havana
Fidel Castro likened Hurricane Gustav’s destruction in Cuba to an atomic explosion, saying Wednesday it could mean billions of dollars in losses for the communist...
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AP, Buenos Aires
Argentina will pay its entire US$6.7 billion debt to the Paris Club of lending nations, President Cristina Fernandez said Tuesday, shoring up sagging investor...
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AP, Brasilia
Brazil’s security chief told a congressional panel Tuesday that the country’s intelligence agency was not behind the alleged wiretapping of several top...
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AP, San Juan
The U.S. military has released three more prisoners from its prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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AP, Buenos Aires
Argentine couples swept this year’s World Tango Championships, outdancing about 400 competitors from many countries to win first prize in both the Stage Tango and...
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AP, La Paz
Bolivia’s National Electoral Court has suspended a referendum on a new constitution, delivering a blow to President Evo Morales’ plans to empower the...
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AP, Cabo San Lucas
Six Mexican officers have been placed under house arrest on suspicion of homicide after an American man died while in police custody in the resort city of San Jose del...
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AP, New York
The New York Yankees have fired two scouts under investigation in a probe of possible kickbacks from contracts with Latin American players.
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AP, Miami
Republican John McCain, speaking to a raucous crowd on Cuba’s independence day, hammered Democrat Barack Obama for saying he would meet with President Raul Castro...
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AP, San Francisco
The Chicago White Sox fired director of player personnel David Wilder on Friday along with two other scouts in the club’s Latin American operation.Victor Mateo...
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AP, Lima
European and Latin American leaders sought to unite against poverty, global warming and high food prices on Friday, but their summit was clouded by a feud between...
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AP, Caracas
President Hugo Chavez says Venezuela will not tolerate a movement for secession in Bolivia’s eastern lowland states. Chavez says his government has not meddled in...
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A look at the politics of Latin American countries, and at their relationships to the United States:SOUTH AMERICA:_Argentina: center-left, accuses U.S. of interference...
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AP, Cancun
Latin American leaders vowed to boost trade and investment in the region to withstand a sharp economic downturn in the United States.”We have to learn to turn on...
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AP, Buenos Aires
The Olympic torch dodged China foes in Europe and played hide-and-seek with crowds in San Francisco. Now the flame is making its only Latin American stop on a...
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AP, Santo Domingo
A Latin American summit on calming a border crisis erupted into an angry showdown Friday, with finger-jabbing lectures and passionate speeches before a plea for...
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AP, Santo Domingo
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez called Friday for a cooling of tensions with Colombia and predicted a summit of Latin American presidents in this seaside capital...
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Some of the most important diplomatic breaks between Latin American nations include:_1969: Honduras and El Salvador break relations and fight a 100-hour war that came...
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AP, Geneva
The U.N. health agency said Wednesday it is closely monitoring vaccine supplies for yellow fever as it confirmed the first cases of the deadly disease in a Latin...
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