Peruvians are increasingly dealing with weight problems, while the Peruvian government has also pledged action on childhood malnutrition and anemia.
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As Brazil’s moment to host the World Cup of fútbol approaches, it has focused news coverage.
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Farmers in Bolivia set up roadblocks to protest a new electoral map, while Guatemalans blocking the entrance to a mining project faced police brutality as their protest settlement was removed.
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While debating calls by human rights organizations for Paraguay to affirm its intolerance of discrimination based on sexual orientation, Senators made remarks that generated protests.
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Artisanal professions and traditional practices continue in the Ecuadorian Andes, and Santo Domingo is a city “that has eyes everywhere.”
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Increasing growth, while fighting economic inequality, is the challenge for Panama, which is leading the pack in Latin America in curbing cigarette consumption.
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Brazil approved a landmark Internet Rights Law while President Rousseff announced welfare reform.
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Peruvian universities were ranked low in the latest international competitiveness rankings as the legislature debates measures for university education.
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In mid May farmers ended their strike in southwest Colombia, but remained skeptical of the government’s plan.
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