Fake news didn’t alter US election
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Mexico City’s first constitution published
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Brazil swings to the right, setting the stage for a Trump-like leader
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The utility of torture
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The Odebrecht scandal brings hope of reform
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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 the official end of a conflict that began in 1964.
World Summit of Nobel Peace Prizes Winners in Bogotá
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Trump's immigrants politics arrive to Argentina
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Colombian Government and FARC proclaim end to 52 years of war
Colombian army officers and leaders of the FARC rebel group shook hands in this northern town on Wednesday to mark the official end of a conflict that began in 1964.
Refugees real stories must be told
Media needs to show refugees aren’t “potential terrorists” nor “threats to national security.”
Cubans stranded in Mexico say return to the island not an option
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Colombia’s FARC rebels march one last time, to demobilization camps
Colombia’s Marxist FARC rebels are on the move one final time, traveling by boat, road and on foot across jungle and mountains to demobilization camps, as part of a deal to end more than 50 years of war
Denmark will have the world’s first digital ambassador
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Colombia’s FARC rebels march one last time, to demobilization camps
Colombia’s Marxist FARC rebels are on the move one final time, traveling by boat, road and on foot across jungle and mountains to demobilization camps, as part of a deal to end more than 50 years of war