Three Peruvian nationals were deported from Chile after the Department of Intelligence discovered that they had entered the country to attend an anarchist seminar.
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Despite increased security measures, the Northern Triangle, which includes Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, is still struggling to reduce violent crime.
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The new Bolivian Chancellor, Fernando Huanacuni, has been well received in Chile, prompting suggestions of a change in tactics by Evo Morales’ administration.
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Colombia, focusing on international frameworks, and Panama, confronting its own dilemmas, are models of two economic strategies.
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The Peruvian government has charged a consortium tasked with constructing a gas line in Peru’s south $262-million for missing a January 23 deadline.
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Former President Leonel Fernández believes that CAFTA is not advantageous for his country, given the current circumstances.
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Costa Rica has once again brought a case against Nicaragua to the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
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The representatives of the Argentinean YPF, and the Bolivian YPFB, both state-owned oil companies, have signed a services contract to assess the natural gas reservoir in the Bolivian region of Charagua, in the southwestern Department of Santa Fe.
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South American politicians have taken to Twitter to throw hashtags at one another, as Bolivian President Evo Morales recently demonstrated.
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At least ten “clans” in Peru send drugs to Brazil, taking advantage of lax border control.
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