In La Nación of Buenos Aires Daniel Lozano contended that with every public appearance Venezuelan President

Patricio Arrau wrote in La Tercera of Santiago of the new alignment of politics and economics in Chile. In

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In Honduras Weekly Paul Willcocks contemplated the “gloom and doom” Hondurans feel “about the state of

Eduardo Cruz looked at local political leaders who have long held sway on the Nicaraguan Caribbean coast

La Jornada of Mexico City noted that after 13 years, Cuauhtemoc Cárdenas has returned to the streets

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The Buenos Aires Herald proclaimed that “all eyes” are on October, when Argentina will have its elections,