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Colombia lost over 5200km2 of forest
Between 2002 and 2016 the country lost its forests to agriculture and cattle ranching.
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Fake news didn’t alter US election
A Stanford-NYU study found fake news had little real impact on voters and the outcome of the election.
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Mexico City’s first constitution published
Mexico City’s first constitution was officially published on Sunday, a move that authorities called historic and which is a significant…
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Brazil swings to the right, setting the stage for a Trump-like leader
Brazilian President Michel Temer took office five months ago after the impeachment and political humiliation of the country’s first female…
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Bolivian glaciers threatened by mining
There are more than 40 mining concessions in mount Illimani.
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The utility of torture
With President Donald Trump saying torture works, how effective it really is?
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The Odebrecht scandal brings hope of reform
Revelations of wholesale bribery may mark a turning-point in Latin America’s battle against corruption
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Colombian Gov and FARC proclaim end to 52 years war
Colombian army officers and leaders of the FARC rebel group shook hands in this northern town on Wednesday to mark…
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World Summit of Nobel Peace Prizes Winners in Bogotá
More than twenty nobel peace prize winners will attend tomorrow the World Summit of Nobel Peace Prizes that will take…
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6,000 tons of sunblock in Mexican beaches
Personal care products directly affect coral reef’s degradation, but this Mexican couple is already doing something about it.
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