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  • Colombia: After missing flight man breaks through security to platform in attempt to stop LAN takeoff
  • Time-lapse photos of rapidly melting glacier in Patagonia
  • Soldier and civilian injured when explosive device detonates in center of Corinto Colombia
  • Canadian mining company purchased 13.2 percent of Tolima gold in Colombia
  • Dunkin Donuts continues to grow in Colombia
  • FARC doctor arrested by INTERPOL
  • FARC still strong after death of "Cano", says Dutch guerrilla
  • Argentina, tranvestites in Federal Police, security forces permitted to dress as women in uniform
  • Israel firm upgrading Argentina tanks
  • Iran seeks alliances in Latin America
  • Ecuador to receive 52 percent of income from contract with Canadian mine operator
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  • Cable cut, Internet outages in Arequipa, Apurimac and other areas.
  • Investment mining focus over next two years in Cajamarca Peru
  • Journalist sentenced to prison for alleged defamation
  • Venezuelan Government Confronts Milk Hoarding
  • Weapons taken off the street of Belize City
  • Nine bodies found in narcofosa Nogales Mexico
  • Three skeletons found in narcofosa in Mazatlan Mexico
  • Wheel thefts up in Argentina due to import restrictions
  • Twelve years since the first narcofosa discovered, Mexico
  • Colombia, resevoirs overflow, alert in eight regions
  • Christmas fairs, markets pose risk to public safety in Arequipa Peru
  • Police detain for several hours leaders of mining protests, Cajamarca
  • Counterfeit Guaraníes currency showing up in Paraguay
  • Despite global crisis the Panama Canal doing well
  • Alert: Counterfeit Cuban currency circulating in Havana
  • Puebla, Mexico: counterfeit 200 and 500 peso bills being circulated
  • Bolivia, cocaine lab closed down
  • Expert: Caracas in serious risk if rains continue
  • Mysterious death of Argentine and Colombian in Brazil
  • Panama under health alert, deadly antibiotic resistant bacteria
  • Spanish magazine accused of racisim in picture of maids in Cali, Colombia
  • FARC attack leaves a wounded policeman in Morales, Cauca
  • Protests in Cajamarca leaves streets a disaster
  • Pictures of Peru police in Lima not following traffic laws
  • Hostal owner in Cajamarca claims beaten up by police
  • Mine protest leader criticizes Cajamarca state of emergency
  • Peru women in fight for justice over Fujimori's previous forced sterilization plan
  • China, Bolivia pledge to strengthen military ties
  • British press claims Argentina putting pressure on fishing vessels
  • Argentina begins naval campaign to isolate Falkland Islands
  • Kinross Gold establishes agreement to develop Ecuador mine
  • Ecuador claims it has met first goal of raising money to keep oil in ground
  • Mega dams threaten Patagonia
  • Huila, the new king of Colombian coffee
  • El cerdo pelón (The hairless pig), culinary tradition of Yucatan Mexico
  • Tarapacá Chile cultivates tourism
  • Frost damages crops in Sonora Mexico
  • One dead, thirteen wounded from car bomb in Maicao, Colombia
  • Gold accounts for 72 percent of exports from Cajamarca
  • LAN flight Lima to Arequipa makes emergency return to LIma
  • Peru to review mining projects that are involved in conflicts
  • Ecuador, domestic airfares may increase 15 to 20 percent
  • Loophole in Ecuador's anti shark fishing law
  • U.S. Border Patrol arrests gang members
  • Mexico: Gang apprehended with females posing as customers, seducing taxi drivers, then kidnapping them
  • Mexico: 25 percent of the population in Juarez at risk of natural disasters
  • President Correa does not believe corruption study improvements in public sector
  • Banos Ecuador covered in ash from Tungurahua
  • Bodyguard of President Correa's mother shot in Guayaquil, Ecuador
  • Ecuador defends itself in Hague from suit filed by U.S. multinational
  • Two Canadians drown in Yucatan Mexico, alcohol involved
  • State of Emergency Cajamarca Peru
  • Colombia, Swiss citizen dies from apparent overdose of cocaine
  • Increased drug use in Jalisco Mexico
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  • TEHUACÁN, MEXICO: Increase in counterfeit pesos
  • A story of growing financial crimes in Central America
  • Paraguay has new international airline, Aerolínea Sol del Paraguay
  • Owner of Aerolíneas Argentinas says employees will not undergo changes in conditions
  • Cozumel, Mexico: 60 year old U.S. tourist dies in motorcycle accident
  • U.S tourist dies in scuba diving accident in Quintana Roo, Mexico
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  • Tourist attraction Mexico: Dozens of Monarch butterflies exterminated during fumigation for mosquitoes
  • Argentine tourist killed in Peru from lighting strike
  • Peru: Australian tourist dies in McDonald's from apparent overdose
  • FARC uses landmines to halt eradication of coca crop
  • Members of FARC captured in Tolima, Colombia
  • Colombia, army destroys numbers of improvised explosive devices
  • High concentrations of uranium found in local water Chihuahua, Mexico
  • Letters of Women, fighting discrimination and sexual violence in Ecuador
  • Mexico, Cuba, Brazil: Why Latin America matters for U.S. national security
  • Colombian Marxists had plans to sell Uranium to Venezuela
  • Mexico,15 on pilgramage die in bus mishap
  • pre-Inca sacrificed babies found in Peru
  • Mexican military dismantles Zeta's communication system
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  • Colombian army shuts down FARC radio station
  • FARC leader warns Colombian president
  • More than 40,000 attend gay parade in Santiago, Chile
  • 40 percent of Argentine work force has considered leaving their current organization
  • Colombia, suspected that 1500 hectares has been stolen from Tayrona Natural Park
  • Felon from Guatemala receives two years U.S. Federal Prison for illegal reentry
  • Paraguay, 421 kilos of marijuana hidden on barge
  • Mexico, four narcogroups increase presence in 2011
  • Honduras, an urgent call
  • Mexico on alert for trade aggreement that ends in December, 2011ing schemes from China
  • Mexican Drug Cartel Threat in Central America
  • President of Colombia states former president Uribe not returning calls
  • Ecuador: opponents of Rafael Correa in congress prevent approval of tax reform
  • Chile: Student protests on Thursday result in nine arrests
  • Brazil will need 701 new aircraft by 2030
  • Argentina: flight delays and cancellations continue due to labor conflict
  • Tucumán, Argentina bomb threat a hoax at Hotel Savoy
  • Ecuador submarine to go through modernization process in Chile
  • Argentina, 5 star hotel closes due to uncertainity of flights and ash
  • 13% of FARC members demoblized over nine years are minors
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