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Venezuela receives first plane with migrants deported by the US since...

January 20

U.S. military deployment: Guided missile ships heading to Venezuela, Reuters reports

7 months ago

Venezuela, in a state of darkness one day after Maduro’s inauguration

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Peru hikes minimum wage 10%, to around $300 a month

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Ecuador’s Democracy Under Threat as President Noboa Considers Flouting Election Laws

1 year ago

Venezuelan prosecutors issue arrest warrants against Argentine officials

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Military flees Bolivia government palace after coup attempt fails

2 years ago

Bolivia’s top general arrested after failed coup attempt

2 years ago

Argentina outrage over murder of lesbian women

2 years ago

Intense rains do not stop in Brazil and already leave more...

2 years ago

Illegally Adopted During Chile’s Dictatorship, They’re Now Reuniting With Biological Families

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Damage to León Cortés statue being assessed after vehicle impact

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The “Guachimanes”

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Nicaragua’s La Prensa Turns 100 with Its Newsroom in Exile

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Costa Rica nominates Rebeca Grynspan to lead the UN in 2027-2031

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Damage to León Cortés statue being assessed after vehicle impact

Q COSTARICA — On Wednesday morning, people woke up to shocking scenes: a pickup truck slammed right into the León Cortés monument on the east side of Parque Metropolitano La Sabana. The crash happened around 3:30 a.m. The driver, a 19 year-old man with the last name Araico, seen in...