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latin americaA many-sided argument over autonomy for Bolivia's eastern region is coming to a climax
A former Catholic bishop defeats the world's longest-serving ruling party (archive)
Paraguayans have written a fresh page in world history - twice over. Now for the hard part...
A passionate, lyrical voice that embraced négritude, Marxism and surrealism is stilled
The violent protests in Haiti against rising food prices expose its deeper political predicament
Alvaro Uribe's Colombian government sees the Farc guerrillas as the key threat to peace and democracy. There are others closer to home
The end of neocon hegemony could transform the US's profile in Latin America
The survivors of an epic leftist wave now find themselves in open sea (archive)
The experience of the Cuba revolution and current trends in Latin America confirm Fidel Castro as one of the great figures in modern world politics
A net-sparked movement against violence raises questions about the "formlessness" of new-media political activism
A conflict between Latin American neighbours with global dimensions
A breakthrough in Colombia's hostage logjam requires a fresh mediation process
It's the economics, stupid - with a dash of
politics too
The UN special representative for Iraq was killed on 19 August 2003. His ideas live on (archive)
The corrosive conflict between security forces and drug-gangs in Rio de Janeiro can and must be solved
The campaign of Argentina's "first lady" Cristina Kirchner to succeed her husband Nèstor as president is a political fix
Mexican democracy is being corroded by the battle against powerful drug-cartels
A rising arc of regional and popular protest is squeezing Alan García's government
The radical project led by Hugo Chávez in Venezuela can’t be understood
through the distorting lens of its inveterate opponents, says Julia
Buxton
The advance of organised crime in Mexico is at last provoking a serious political response, says Sergio Aguayo Quezada.
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