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West Miami's mayor under fire for giving key to city to Ecuador's consul general

West Miami's mayor under fire for giving key to city to Ecuador's consul general West Miami commissioners and residents are blasting Mayor Cesar Carasa after he gave a key to the city to Ecuador's consul general. West Miami...

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Chile's Marco Enríquez-Ominami: Jorge Castaneda

An upstart could become president. From the magazine issue dated Nov 16, 2009 Latin America has seen independent candidates run for office before. The Concertación coalition, made up of Socialists and Christian Democrats, has...

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ANALYSIS-Andean "Cold War" raises risks for Colombia, Venezuela

Source: Reuters * Presidents Chavez, Uribe more than ever at odds * Risks seen higher than in past standoffs By Patrick Markey BOGOTA, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Spying charges, troop movements and mysterious killings ...

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Dollar losing its luster but still reigns globally

Friday, November 06, 2009 Listen to the Article - These days, with the greenback getting trounced around the globe and the Brazilian real soaring, the once almighty dollar is losing its luster in Latin America’s largest...

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Signing of Ecuador new mining law means even more good news for IAMGOLD

IAMGOLD's CEO Joseph Conway says the company is ready to resume activity at its Quimsacocha project in Ecuador as a new mining law was signed by Ecuador's President Correa. As IAMGOLD CEO Joseph Conway delivered a conference...

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In Latin America, weapons buying spreads mistrust

Nov 5--Whether it's called an "arms race" or a "coincidental modernization" of existing stocks, a wave of weapons purchases by Latin American nations is causing neighbors to watch each other with growing mistrust and fear.

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Colombia, Ecuador step toward re-establishing ties

Source: Reuters COTACACHI, Ecuador, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Ecuador and Colombia agreed on Tuesday to name embassy charges d'affaires over the next two weeks as a step toward re-establishing diplomatic ties broken by ...

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Oil giant leaves Ecuador, but legal and environmental mess remains

The story began almost 40 years ago, but when filmmaker Joe Berlinger "saw villagers eating canned tuna fish because the fish in their rivers were too contaminated to eat, [he] knew [he] had to do something". The product of...

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World › Latin American leaders move to extend their rule

Tuesday 03rd November, 08:12 AM JST MEXICO CITY — Horrified by the excesses of dictatorship, Latin Americans discarded the strongman model at the end of the 20th century and limited politicians’ time in power. Term limits were...

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THE GIANT NO ONE SEES: RED REVOLUTION COMES TO "GREEN GIANT" BRAZIL

SNIPPET: "Lula and Chavez have established a "strategic relationship," and recently agreed upon a joint Brazilian-Venezuelan oil venture worth billions of dollars. Lula and Chavez have joined with Daniel Ortega, the returned...

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