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South America

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

January 20

Argentina President Linked to More Companies in Panama

10 years ago

At least 77 dead and tsunami alert as ANOTHER huge earthquake...

10 years ago

Evo Morales: Pope is Worried about Political Issues in Latin America

10 years ago

Brazilian Chamber Resumes Discussion of Impeachment against Rousseff

10 years ago

What Happens in Venezuela after Maduro Steps Down?

10 years ago

Venezuela Declares April 18 ‘Non-working’ Day

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Colombia Prominent Politician Denied U.S. Visa

10 years ago

Panama Papers Highlight How Latin America’s Elites Hide Wealth

10 years ago

Global Guidelines on Land Tenure Making Headway in Latin America

10 years ago

This Mapuche couple, Luis Aillapán and his wife Catalina Marileo, were tried and convicted under an anti-terrorism law for protesting the construction of a road across their land, which violated their land rights. Credit: Marianela Jarroud/IPS

Argentinians Pay Twice the Price of Transport Services

10 years ago

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Costa Rica closes its embassy in Cuba and breaks off diplomatic...

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Legislator calls Rodrigo Chaves “lapdog” of the U.S.

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British Airways will increase its flights to Costa Rica to five...

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Dollar Exchange

Income tax payments and tourism push the dollar to a new...

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Costa Rica closes its embassy in Cuba and breaks off diplomatic...

Q COSTARICA — After asserting that America must be cleansed of communism and that Cubans should be free and live in prosperity, not under a regime of terror and suffering, the government of Rodrigo Chaves announced on Wednesday the closure of its embassy in Cuba and the severing of...