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A war may be ending in Latin America. But fixing the peace terms will be hard
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As Mexico's top leadership takes a stand against drug cartels, it sets an example for state and local government, said U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Thad Allen
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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Chilean President Michelle Bachelet preside over the signing of scientific, agricultural and educational agreements
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A half-dozen assailants wearing masks and carrying guns blocked the road, stopped the bus and forced the seven unarmed agents and two bus drivers to get off
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Mexico and Spain are calling for an easing of sanctions against Cuba in light of recent reforms by the island's communist government
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It's as if President Hugo Chavez awoke one day and asked himself, ''What in the world are you doing?''
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Luis Eladio Perez, a senator when kidnapped, is working to free others held by Colombia's largest guerrilla group
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Argentina’s debt levels are now higher than they were when it crashed into the biggest sovereign debt default in history in 2001
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WASHINGTON --
Vice President Dick Cheney's office has acknowledged that he was mistaken when he asserted that China, at Cuba's behest, is drilling for oil in waters 60 miles from the Florida coast.
In a speech to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Cheney s
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BOSTON — The presidential candidates took differing positions Thursday on the Supreme Court decision granting foreign terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay a right to challenge their detention in civilian courts. Senator John McCain expressed concern abo