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Latin American employees on Canada Line sites treated unfairly, tribunal rules AMANDA STUTT From Thursday's Globe and Mail VANCOUVER — Workers from Costa Rica, Ecuador and Colombia were discriminated against while employed on...
By this point in his long life, Lonesome George should be at least a grandfather. But even fatherhood appears to be eluding the Galapagos tortoise, estimated to be between 75 and 80 years old and believed to be the last living...
By THOMAS CATAN in Madrid and JOHN LYONS in São Paulo In recent years, Spanish companies poured money into Latin America, buying more utilities, airlines and other businesses in government auctions than firms from any other...
Photo by Pete Oxford Only a few days ago, top secondary school teachers from the US and Galapagos were working together to create environmental education plans. Incorporating ideas from their disparate locales, they’d forged...
Drops and Derailments Make Up South American Train Ride Just after sunrise on a cold morning in the southern spring, hundreds of tourists from around the world clamber eagerly aboard for a ride on what might be the most famous...
