Archive: December 2010
Bolivian President Evo Morales has reinstated subsidies on petroleum products after protests over higher fuel prices, the state-run news agency ABI reported Friday.
The Colombian government plans to use lands seized from drug traffickers to relocate victims of massive flooding and the United Nations is beefing up emergency measures in what has been called the South American nation’s worst natural disaster ever.
She is coming to power holding the hand of a powerful man. Replacing Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as president
Bolivian President Evo Morales on Thursday defended his decision to end fuel subsidies, a move that caused gasoline and diesel prices to spike and led to protests in major cities since it was announced over the weekend.
The New Year will be big for female politicians in Latin America.
A tug-of-war over the body of a former Venezuelan president was avoided Wednesday night when feuding sides of Carlos Andres Perez’s family agreed for him to be buried in his homeland.
Climate change is altering diets and lifestyles among Inuit people, according to a scientist who has studied the human face of global warming in the Arctic.
A bomb exploded at the Greek Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, early Thursday, the state-run Telam news agency reported, citing federal police. No one was injured in the blast.
The last agent on the police force in the Mexican border town of Guadalupe is missing, a government official said Wednesday.
President Evo Morales sought Wednesday to drum up support for his move over the weekend to end subsidies on the
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