Brazil tries to rescue meat industry from scandal
by Damian WROCLAVSKY Agence France-Presse BRASILIA, Brazil -Brazil's government fought Wednesday to save the country's meat industry from getting burned…
by Damian WROCLAVSKY Agence France-Presse BRASILIA, Brazil -Brazil's government fought Wednesday to save the country's meat industry from getting burned…
LOS ANGELES, United States (AFP) -- Three California lawmakers have introduced legislation that would penalize firms keen to take part…
COLORADO, UNITED STATES (Reuters) -- A wildfire near the University of Colorado in Boulder that may be man-made burned about…
BOGOTA, Colombia (AFP) -- Colombia's Senate late Monday approved a constitutional reform that creates special war crimes courts, a key…
by Lissy DE ABREU / with Florence PANOUSSIAN in San Jose de Oriente Agence France-Presse BOGOTA, Colombia - Colombia's FARC…
(Reuters) -- Mexico's government apologized on Tuesday (February 21) for the wrongful detention of three indigenous women for alleged…
BOGATA, Colombia (AFP) -- An explosion in Bogota early Sunday injured about 30 people, most of them police guarding a bullring…
by Ramon SAHMKOW Agence France-Presse WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) -- Tensions flared once again Wednesday between the United States and…
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (Reuters) -- Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos met with Ecuador's outgoing President Rafael Correa in the port…
by Sebastian Smith Agence France Presse RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazill (AFP) -- The Brazilian army said Thursday it is sending…
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