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Guatemala is Central America’s most violent country and is also one of the region’s poorest. But which is more important: eradicating crime or wiping out poverty? That’s the tough question that voters in the country would have to answer when they...
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Lloyd’s of London, the world’s biggest insurance market, signaled its intention to push its business in emerging markets in Asia and Latin America and oil...
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced on Wednesday that it will invest the equivalent of at least $1 billion in Brazil to expand its operations in Latin America’s...
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AP, Brasilia
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced on Wednesday that it will invest the equivalent of at least US$1 billion in Brazil to expand its operations in Latin America’s...
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Sen. Arlen Specter said Wednesday he hopes to meet with Cuban President Raul Castro and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez during a trip to Latin America in August.
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Prospects for peace negotiations with Latin America’s last major rebel army have all but disappeared after Colombia tricked the guerrillas into handing over their...
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Doctors in a coastal town in northwestern Peru have rescued the innards of a 38-year-old man by removing 17 metal objects — among them nails, a watch clasp and a...
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Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez and Colombia’s Alvaro Uribe mended relations Friday after months of sniping that threatened billions of dollars in trade and...
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Latin America’s last major rebel army is denouncing the “betrayal” of two guerrillas who were guarding 15 hostages liberated by the Colombian military...
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John McCain toured Mexico’s holiest Roman Catholic site and received a blessing from its monsignor Thursday, the final day of a three-day Latin America tour.The...
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez told South American leaders on Tuesday that the U.S. Navy’s newly reactivated Fourth Fleet poses a threat to Latin America.Chavez...
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says the U.S. Navy’s decision to re-establish its Fourth Fleet is “a threat” to Latin America.Chavez wants the South...
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Whilst the rest of the world may have gotten the idea that women are more than sex objects, Brazil still ...
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The bearded Marxist intellectual who has just taken command of Latin America’s last major guerrilla army has been put on the spot by Venezuelan President Hugo...
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The legendary leader of Latin America’s most powerful insurgency, Manuel “Sureshot” Marulanda, died of a heart attack in March, a senior guerrilla...
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The legendary leader of Latin America’s largest guerrilla army may be dead, Colombia’s defense minister said in an interview published Saturday.Juan Manuel...
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Democrat Barack Obama says he wants to pursue direct diplomacy with Cuba and Latin America and criticizes Republican rival John McCain for offering the Cuban-American...
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A wanted leader of Latin America’s largest guerrilla army handed herself over to Colombian authorities, Colombia’s defense minister said.Eldaneyis Mosquera,...
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Kids in Guatemala have lost their innocence, they are not afraid of murdering anyone. Is it because of the social set up or is the product of their own mental make up,...
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