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In the largest city in South America, more than 8,000 families are living in temporary tents consisting of plastic sheets and timber. The families, who are ...
In Havana this past weekend, Cuba passed a new law to open the country to foreign investment. The latest in a series of reforms by Raul Castro, who succeeded his...
Over the past few weeks, news coverage of protests throughout Latin America have focused primarily on Venezuela. However, protests against president Michelle...
Three years ago, oil giant Chevron was ...
On Sunday in Venezuela, thousands ...
Turmoil and conflict is nothing new to the countries in Latin America, and the last few months some of the most prosperous countries have been experiencing...
In Rio de Janeiro, a growing crime rate still plagues much of the city and the sound of gunshots and back-alley drug deals are not uncommon occurrences. The...
For millions of Brazilians living in poverty, the long bus ride on the way to work or downtime before bed could get a bit more interesting, and cultural....
Latin America has long been a region strongly influenced by the Catholic Church and macho attitudes and because of these long standing traditions, ...
In 1983, the violent dictatorship in Argentina fell following the loss in the Falklands war with Great Britain. Following this huge shift in power, Raúl Alfonsín...