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Venezuelans among rights abuse victims in conflict-ridden Colombian region
Human Rights Watch said the government "is not meeting its obligations to protect the rights of civilians who are victims of…
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Cristina Fernández returns to the center of the electoral scene in a bid against Macri
The former president said that the Argentines need another government "and that has to be with Alberto Fernández president"
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Farming and eating need to change to curb global warming-UN report
The report said global population growth and changes in consumption patterns have caused unprecedented rates of land and water use
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Mexico wants U.S. help to identify white supremacist threats
Mexican government also said it may also request the suspected perpetrator of the shooting be extradited to Mexico for trial
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From Asia to Africa: Women trafficked to Kenya’s Bollywood-style dance bars
A rising number of women and girls are leaving South Asian nations to work in Bollywood-style dance bars in Kenya's…
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Maduro suspends dialogue with opposition over its support for US embargo
Nicolas Maduro ordered his delegation not to gather with the opposition in light of leader Juan Guaido's backing of the new round…
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The women of 1819
Celebrating the Bicentennial of the Battle of Boyacá, in Colombia, we pay tribute to the women who collaborated to make…
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Lawyers ask the Supreme Court to repeal Amnesty Law in Nicaragua
Opponents claim that the law "violets, openly, the Political Constitution of Nicaragua, because this denies the right to access to…
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Cuba will double the number of doctors serving in Jamaica
Cuba's medical mission in Jamaica began to provide services in 1976 and today is made up of nursing professionals, doctors,…
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Duque’s Presidency, a year with ups and downs
In LatinAmerican Post we review the events that have marked his first year as president of Colombia
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