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British paratroopers guard Argentine prisoners of war cleaning up Port Stanley in the aftermath of the Falklands War, 1982.

Argentina Photos UK War Wikipedia: Falklands War

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Falklands Tango and Dirty Wars
Sat 7 Jan 2012
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling Like the tango, or music and dance which emerged from Argentina's working-class districts and sums up the fears and anxieties of life, the back and forth... (photo: GFDL)

Fuelling World Hunger: How The Global Biofuel Industry Is Creating Massive Destruction

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Fuelling World Hunger: How The Global Biofuel Industry Is Creating Massive Destruction
Sun 1 Jan 2012
The global expansion of the biofuel industry in which agricultural land and crops are used to produce fuel for transport vehicles rather than food for humans is a major factor driving the dramatic... (photo: WN / Marzena )

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez salutes before his departure to Venezuela from the Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, Cuba, Monday July 4, 2011.

GlobalResearch Thu 29 Dec 2011
Chavez muses on 'US cancer plot' against Latin-American Heads of State
Argentina's president Cristina Fernandez has been diagnosed with treatable thyroid cancer (AP) Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has questioned the rash of cancer cases among Latin American leaders and... (photo: AP / Ismael Francisco, Prensa Latina)
Cancer Chavez Latin America Photos Wikipedia: Hugo Chávez

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez waves to supporters and militia troops during an event marking the 9th anniversary of the failed 2002 coup in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, April 13, 2011.

Tampa Bay Online Thu 29 Dec 2011
Chavez: Could U.S. have technology to cause cancer?
CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is questioning the rash of cancer cases among Latin American leaders and... (photo: AP / Ariana Cubillos)
Cancer Caracas Chavez Photos Wikipedia: Hugo Chávez

In this photo released by Miraflores Press Office, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, left, speaks with soldiers during a military parade to commemorate the end of the year and during which some military officials were promoted at Ft. Tiuna in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday Dec. 28, 2011.

BBC News Thu 29 Dec 2011
Chavez muses on US Latin America cancer plot
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has questioned whether the US has developed a secret technology to give cancer to left-wing leaders in Latin America. Treated for cancer... (photo: AP / Miraflores Press Office)
Conspiracy Photos US Venezuela Wikipedia: Hugo Chávez

7 Latin American Growth Stocks That Could Sizzle In 2012

Seeking Alpha Wed 28 Dec 2011
7 Latin American Growth Stocks That Could Sizzle In 2012
Some of the greatest fortunes have been made by investing in long-term trends. As developed countries like the U.S., Japan, France, and others stagnate due to high debt... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
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Snake at Zoo

Breitbart Wed 28 Dec 2011
Airport X-ray suitcase surprise: Poisonous snakes
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Surprised airport workers in Argentina found hundreds of wriggling poisonous snakes and endangered reptiles inside the baggage of a Czech... (photo: GFDL / Ltshears)
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Brazilian town with mighty waterfalls

The Times of India Tue 20 Dec 2011
Brazilian town with mighty waterfalls
SHARE AND DISCUSSTweetInto the wild Think Brazil and most people would be instantly transported to a land of pristine beaches, littered with stunning figures, the... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
Brazil Carnival Photos Tourism Travelers Wikipedia: Brazil

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visit UN City. He toured Campuses 1 and 2 and met with the UN Staff. He visited the construction grounds guided by the Managing Director of the developer, City and Port, Mr. Jens Kramer Mikkelsen.

The Guardian Wed 26 Oct 2011
World population by country: UN guesses the shape of the world by 2100
What is the world's population according to the latest UN estimates? See when it will hit 10 billion - and which countries are growing fastest • Get the data •... (photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe)
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Steven Tyler 3

IMDb Wed 26 Oct 2011
Steven Tyler 'injured in hotel shower fall', Aerosmith show cancelled
Steven Tyler has reportedly suffered a "nasty fall" in a hotel bathroom in Paraguay. The... (photo: Creative Commons / daigooliva)
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Asuncion, Paraguay 2009.02.25
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Culture & Arts

	Fidel Castro presents his memoirs -- "Time Guerrilla" Jakarta Globe
	Rihanna, Kelly Brook, Justin Bieber: Celebrity tweets of the week Digital Spy
	What happened to the bikinis you designed? Kelly Brook pours her curves into swimwear bought ... The Daily Mail

Poverty

	Brazilian bikinis burgeon to fit larger bodies Kansas City Star
	Incentives needed for Latin lesson The Australian
	Colombias FARC destroys radar station Al Jazeera

Spain's Judge Baltasar Garzon gestures during a news conference with foreign journalist at international press center in Madrid, Wednesday May 11, 2011.

Spain's top judge goes on trial

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, left, gestures, as he is welcomed by his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, during an official welcoming ceremony, in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2010.

Venezuela's Chavez welcomes ally Ahmadinejad

File - Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff leads the Social and Economic Development Committee at the Planalto Palace in Brasilia, Brazil, Tuesday July 26, 2011.

John Kampfner: Brazil's success heralds the new world order

Blatter wants to reinstate Egypt football leaders; calls dis The Washington Post
FIFA chief slams Egypt 'political interference' The Himalayan
What happens when an uncontacted tribe meets 'civilisation'? The Independent
Argentina accuses Britain of using the Falklands as a distra The Daily Telegraph
Argentinians label Prince William 'The Conqueror' over his d The Daily Mail
Argentina calls William Falklands 'conquistador' The Boston Globe
Mexico angered by $1.9M cash in official's bags The Boston Globe
Mexican official flies with $1.9M in luggage The Boston Globe
Haiti judge: Try Duvalier on corruption charges The Boston Globe
Cuba's Communists map out party future The Boston Globe
Cuba Communist Party eyes term limits at gathering The Boston Globe
Haiti president now says no pardon for Duvalier The Boston Globe
Paraguay President Fernando Lugo gets cancer all-clear BBC News
Chavez taps hardline generals for inner circle The Boston Globe
Guatemala: Ex dictador to face genocide charges The Boston Globe
Ex-US diplomat testifies in Argentine baby thefts The Boston Globe
Fidel Castro attacks 'idiocy and ignorance' of US Republican GlobalResearch
Argentina president back at job after cancer scare The Boston Globe
Here's How The US And Brazil Could End Up Getting Dragged In Business Insider
Public spending fuels Ecuador leader's popularity The Boston Globe

Cofan indigenous women stand near an open oil pit in the Sucumbios province in Ecuador's Amazon in this Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2005 file photo. A court-appointed expert recommended on April 2, 2008 that Chevron Corp. pay up to US$16 billion (€10.2 billion) for allegedly polluting Ecuador's Amazon

Ecuador appeals court rules against Chevron in oil case

Brazil now world's 6th largest economy, says think tank

Brazil now world's 6th largest economy, says think tank

Brazil and Sub-Saharan Africa Pursue Steadily Stronger Economic and Political Ties - New Report

Brazil and Sub-Saharan Africa Pursue Steadily Stronger Economic and Political Ties - New Report

Canadian Miner Suspends Paraguay Gold Operations The Street
Puerto Rico touts new plans for giant telescope The Boston Globe
How islanders in the Falklands are bracing themselves for un The Daily Mail
Uranium Energy Corp to Acquire Cue Resources Ltd. Seeking Alpha
US a cereal offender on ethanol, says UN Sydney Morning Herald
US says Guatemalan lottery launders drug money The Boston Globe
LAC seeks to double trade with India to $50 billion in 2 yea The Times of India
With Paraguay president’s coalition broken, Congress s The Washington Times
Cancer-stricken Venezuelan president Chavez given 'less than The Daily Mail
Great Western finalises rare-earths deal with Chinese compan Mining Weekly
Here's What Lies Ahead For Latin America This Year Business Insider
Britain warns against "economic blockade" of Falkland Island m&c
Simpson Miller sworn in 2nd time as Jamaica PM The Boston Globe
Shale gas turns energy table Asia Times
Juche right when it suits Asia Times
India's trade with Latin America may reach $50 billion The Times of India
Latin America beckons, India's trade may reach $50 billion b The Times of India
Corn may fall 5-7 million tons short of forecasts San Francisco Chronicle
Mexico says US TV producer's extradition pending The Boston Globe
Did US give South American leaders cancer? Pakalert Press

Santos' soccer player Neymar, of Brazil, gestures during an interview in Santos, Brazil, Saturday Oct. 15, 2011.

Neymar, Uruguay and Japan are the year’s stars

An F-18 Hornet jet fighter lands at the Nato airbase of Birgi, near Trapani, Sicily, Italy, Saturday, March 19, 2011. Six Danish F-16 fighter jets landed Saturday at the U.S. air base in Sicily, and U.S., Canadian and Spanish F-18s flew into the region as the international military buildup mounted in Italy for action against Libya. Italy has offered the use of seven military bases to help enforce the U.N.-authorized no-fly zone over Libya and protect Libyan civilians from Moammar Gadhafi's troops. And Premier Silvio Berlusconi on Saturday proposed using the NATO base in Naples as the main coordination point for the operation.

Libya: NATO Provides the Bombs; The French "Left" Provides the Ideology

Kantha Closeup - Quilting

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TOWARDS THE MILITARIZATION OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC? The Falkl GlobalResearch
'Q'Viva,' premiering Saturday on Univision The State
Latin America's New Left In Power GlobalResearch
Civil rights in Chile: Maid refuses to get on bus The Boston Globe
The Puppet, the Dictator, and the President: Haiti Today and GlobalResearch
Chile retreats on requiring media to inform police The Boston Globe
America, Welcome to the Fourth Reich Pakalert Press
Defying the Macho CounterPunch
Venezuela: A Threat to the Security of the USA? GlobalResearch
International Year for People of African Descent in Cuban cu Granma Internacional
US: Mexico kingpin Guzman 'world's most powerful' The Boston Globe
Cuba activist: Brief detentions doubled in 2011 The Boston Globe
Docs: Argentine leader's thyroid wasn't cancerous The Boston Globe
Eventos IMC
Winner takes all The Star
Jamaica's opposition wins elections in a landslide The Boston Globe
Corruption, kickbacks, politics and racial abuse mar soccer’ Business Day
Popular Brazil president helps women in politics The Boston Globe
War on Venezuela: Washingtons False Accusations Against The GlobalResearch
Food for fuel, a sure way of creating a hunger crisis Axis of Logic

Selena Gomez performs during her 'We Own The Night' tour at the Mizner Park Amphitheater in Boca Raton Florida, USA - July 28, 2011

Hello legs! Selena Gomez, 19, looks very grown up as she performs in a daring ...

Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo from Portugal controls the ball during his Santiago Bernabeu Trophy final soccer match against Penarol in the Bernabeu stadium in Madrid, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010.

A rotund Ronaldo shows he is still absolutely flab-ulous in a charity football match

Gospel starts to strike a chord in Brazil, the home of bossa nova

Gospel starts to strike a chord in Brazil, the home of bossa nova

That's one way to seduce the audience! Adriana Lima is the s The Daily Mail
Eli Roth and Selena Gomez Team For Chilean Earthquake Film ' IMDb
Strong opening for Thatcher movie in Argentina France24
She's flipping great! Kelly Brook demonstrates her gymnastic The Daily Mail
Video: Super Bowl ads: Adriana Lima Yahoo Daily News
Hot Bidding Battle: 'Aftershock,' Chilean Earthquake Genre T IMDb
VIDEO: Spurs star Sandro shows off marital arts skills in dr The Daily Mail
Pepsi, Adriana Lima, David Beckham: Best 2012 Super Bowl Com The Daily Beast
Brazilian Defence Minister arrives in India to boost militar Newstrack India
Paulo Szot, coming to The Colony, says he doesn’t do p Palm Beach Daily News
High flying actor Jackie Chan gets a PRIVATE JET in deal to The Daily Mail
TiVo Shares Get Big Discount As Digital Video Recorder Pione Crunch
Constanza Arena becomes executive director of Cinema Chile Screen Daily
Pregnant Alessandra Ambrosio goes hell for leather in skinti The Daily Mail
In Argentina, film spurs new look at Thatcher Newsday
'Iron Lady' film draws sympathy for Thatcher in Argentina The Star
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"Iron Lady" film draws sympathy for Thatcher in Argentina Daily Press
News Release: The Actors' Gang will remount Axis of Logic
Peru circus to begin charging performers fees my SA

Eight Strategic Factors to Consider in 2012

Eight Strategic Factors to Consider in 2012

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, left, and Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez react during an official welcoming ceremony at Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2009.

Iran's leader visits Venezuela amid tensions

People cross a bridge to vote during Brazil's elections in the Rocinha slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2006. Brazil's first working-class president held a commanding lead over his conservative rival ahead of Sunday's election, as voters appeared willing to overlook corruption scandals tarnishing his government and focus on its success at fighting poverty. (AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)

Counter-insurgency 'improves' Brazil's slums

Trial of judge Baltasar Garzón splits a Spain still sufferin The Observer
Prince deployed as Falklands dispute warms up Al Jazeera
How the GOP (and the Tea Party) Helped Kill SOPA 799 Axis of Logic
There's nothing like a Peace Conference when you want to kil Axis of Logic
Colombian Army Goes After Rebel Chiefs Wall Street Journal
Economic sovereignty: Venezuela repatriates gold reserves Axis of Logic
Bolivarian Revolution Celebrates 13 Years of Achievements (E Axis of Logic
Argentina condemns British warship deployment to Malvinas Axis of Logic
How will Montt defend himself in Guatemala? Al Jazeera
The Assange Case Means That We Are All Suspects Now Axis of Logic
In the Assange case we are all suspects now Axis of Logic
U.K.-Argentina tension builds over islands The Washington Times
Warning of unrest, new study shows millions risk losing land PhysOrg
Terrorism and development in Peru Al Jazeera
Will Dilma Rousseff, Once Tortured by a Military Regime, Rem Huffington Post
Brazil's Rousseff meets with Raul Castro, focuses on economi m&c
By 2050 We're All Likely To Be Using Fewer Resources, Whethe Treehugger
Chile's maids facing legal discrimination Al Jazeera
Antibiotics Prove Powerless as Super-Germs Spread Axis of Logic
World Social Forum claims to be 1 percent battling other 1 p The Examiner

Hundreds left homeless in Olympics prep

Hundreds left homeless in Olympics prep

An Egyptian protestor holds a national flag during clashes with the security forces near the interior ministry in downtown Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012.

Two protesters shot dead by police in clashes in Cairo as unrest following football riot ...

Carlos Tevez

Carlos Tevez left in limbo after failing secure move

United brings Brazilian midfielder Marcelo Saragosa back to Sporting News
Prince Harry to play volleyball in Brazil m&c
Monaco finishes off Berlocq to win Vina del Mar title CBS News
WTA Schedule Buffalo News
Wellington booted to Brazil Sky Sports
Berdych beats Monfils to win Open Sud de France Taipei Times
Chelsea Agree Deal to Sign £22m Brazilian: Young Attacker to Caughtoffside
Champions Trophy: Britain's silver lining in Argentina BBC News
Brazil awards key airport concessions for $14 bln The Guardian
South American Roundup: Eduardo who? Universidad shrug off V Goal
Banyana Set for 'Mission South America' All Africa
Argentina beat Britain in women's hockey final France24
Ligue 1 Team of the Week: Round 22 - Brandao leads attack as Goal
Silver lining for Team GB as ladies lose Champions Trophy ho The Daily Mail
Blatter wants Egypt officials reinstated The Gleaner
GB thwarted by Argentina Sky Sports
FIFA's Sepp Blatter wants Egypt's federation reinstated | So Seattle Times
Monaco beats Berlocq in Vina del Mar final Knox News
Monaco titles in Chile The Miami Herald
Blatter looks to reinstate Egypt FA February 6, 2012 ESPN

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