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The Latin American Report # 650 In Honduras, sustained institutional disorder is eroding confidence both inside and outside the country ahead of the elections next Sunday, November 30. It is no longer just that

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The Latin American Report # 641 Venezuelan authorities, [including (de facto) President Nicolás Maduro](

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The Latin American Report # 640 Indigenous people of the Munduruku ethnicity blocked the main entrance of the venue hosting the COP30 in Belem, Brazil, for an hour and a half, in a protest act to assert their

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The Latin American Report # 635 The IV EU-CELAC Summit in Santa Marta, Colombia, had very few predictions of being anything other than a decaffeinated meeting. In fact, the very [low attendance of heads of st

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The Latin American Report # 629 The last few hours in the region have been very eventful in terms of developments that demand attention. Without a doubt, the most extraordinary one is the rupture of diplomatic

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The Latin American Report # 630 The official note released at the end of last week by the Republ

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The Latin American Report # 631 The impact of Hurricane Melissa in western Jamaica generated a volume of debris that [could fill 480,000 standard truckloads](

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The Latin American Report # 632 Sibusiso Nhlabatsi, a prominent human rights activist lawyer in Eswatini, referred in harsh terms to the opaque agreement through which Washington has sent 15 alleged convicted

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18 days ago

The Latin American Report # 634 Tension and open confrontation continue to mark the relations between the National Liberation Army (ELN in Spanish), the longest-standing guerrilla group in the Americas, and t

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19 days ago

The Latin American Report # 633 The main regional news this Saturday is the inauguration of Rodrigo Paz as president of the Bolivia, closing 20 years of political monopoly by the depleted Movement for Socialism.

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