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Argentina coup anniversary reopens old wounds
Nearly 40 years after Jorge Videla seized power, some questions his ties to church.
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Magellanic penguin population at risk from fishing and oil spills.
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Buenos Aires hails 'pope of the poor'
Many slum dwellers in the Argentinian capital benefited from charity work of the newly elected pontiff, Francis.
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Chavez hometown mourns his death
Many Sabaneta residents disappointed that late Venezuelan leader will not be buried in the small town.
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Deepening political divide in Argentina
Struggling economy and allegations of corruption contribute to decline in popularity for President Kirchner.
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Cubans vote in parliamentary elections
Millions of people came out for vote dismissed by opposition as a "farce".
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Mourners call for justice after Brazil fire
As families bid farewell to their loved ones, investigators have turned to whether key evidence has been hidden.
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Detentions over deadly Brazil nightclub fire
Club owner and two band members among four held in connection with the death of 231 people in Santa Maria.
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Last Modified: 29 Jan 2013 14:22 GMT
Brazil in mourning after nightclub fire
At least 230 people killed in blaze caused by a pyrotechnics show in university town of Santa Maria, local police say.
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Last Modified: 28 Jan 2013 08:14 GMT
Young Cubans turn to music for income
Youngsters are increasingly embracing music as country moves towards a more market-friendly economy.
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