South America - Page 137 of 143

At least 17 Peruvians die after their bus plunges down a cliff

At least 17 people died and 31 were injured on Monday (January 18) after the bus they were travelling in…

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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said on Tuesday (January 19) that his country was closer to peace after the government…

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Argentina's economy will edge higher this year as the new government lifts interventionist controls, later fuelling growth of about 4.5…

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Up to a dozen containers carrying chemicals caught fire at a terminal at Brazil's largest port of Santos on Thursday…

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Argentine Finance Minister Alfonso Prat-Gay said the South American country would hold tough debt negotiations with U.S. investment firms suing…

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Brazilian riot police on Tuesday (January 12) fired tear gas and stun grenades to disperse further protests over a rise…

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Colombia's Juan Manuel Santos responded to critcism from the rights group, Human Rights Watch, in relation to a justice accord…

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Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro slammed on Thursday (January 7) the recent removal of images of socialist leader and former president Hugo…

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Landslides and mudslides caused by heavy El Niño rains destroyed an important road near Cochabamba in central Bolivia on Monday…

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About one hundred students from the National University of San Marcos, Peru's oldest university in Lima, occupied one of the…

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