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Bolivian President Evo Morales, pictured October 19, 2019, declared victory in a disputed election

Morales: Latin America's Longest-serving Leader Collapses Under Protests

Morales: Latin America's longest-serving leader collapses under protests

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Were In Tears Days Before Royal Wedding, William Upset

Prince William Meghan Markle and Prince Harry

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were reportedly in tears days before their royal wedding.

Meghan Markle’s Uncle Not ‘Very Fond’ Of How Duchess Treats Her Family

Meghan Markle’s uncle is not happy about how she treats her family.

orangutan granted personhood settles in new home

33-Year-Old Orangutan Granted ‘Personhood,’ Now In Her Florida Home

A judge in Argentina granted “personhood” to a 33-year-old orangutan. Now, she is finally happy in her new Florida home.

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Many Argentines believe Cristina Kirchner (left) is the true power behind Alberto Fernandez's upcoming presidency

Kirchner Or Fernandez? Who's Really Going To Run Argentina?

Alberto Fernandez (right) thanked Cristina Kirchner (left) for giving him the opportunity to run for the presidency, but inists he's no puppet

Animal Rights: New York City Lawmakers Pass Foie Gras Ban

New York City is expected to ban the sale of the controversial specialty food product made of the liver of a duck or goose.

Former Falklands Foes Swap Statuettes At Vatican

Britain's Bishop of the Forces Paul Mason, left, handed over a statuette of Our Lady of Lujan, Argentina's patron saint, to his Argentine counterpart, Santiago Olivera

'Possessed' Woman Tasered By Cop At Wisconsin Gas Station

A woman was tasered by the cop as she tried to perform "exorcism".

'Wonders Coming Out Of His Foot,' Real Valladolid's Midfielder Says As Lionel Messi Clinches Yet Another Landmark

Lionel Messi scored a brace as FC Barcelona thrashed Real Valladolid 5-1 on Tuesday.

Kendall Jenner Becomes Third-Highest Earning Celebrity On Instagram

Kendall Jenner has outshone all of her sisters in terms of her earning capacity through paid posts on Instagram.

King penguins are the main attraction at Volunteer Point in the Falkland Islands

Falklands Banking On King Penguins To Drive Nature Tourism

Gypsy Cove in the Falkland Islands is a popular place for tourists to see jackasses -- the braying, burrowing magellanic penguins

Argentina's Grossi Elected Head Of UN's Nuclear Watchdog

Grossi becomes the first IAEA head from Latin America and is believed to have had the backing of the US

Lionel Messi To Pursue Career With Different Club, Talks Twilight Years With Barcelona

Lionel Messi revealed his desire to play for a different club and thoughts about Barcelona as he approaches the twilight years of his career.

Argentina Tightens Exchange Controls To Stem Capital Flight

Argentina's president-elect Alberto Fernandez flashes de "V" sign as he leaves the Casa Rosada presidential palace after a meeting with President Mauricio Macri

IMF Chief: 'We Look Forward To Engaging' With New Argentina Govt

The International Monetary Fund says it looks forward to working with Argentina's new government

Alberto Fernandez (right) is expected to romp to victory in Argentina's general election after dominating opinion polls

Argentina Braces For Market Reaction After Fernandez Wins Election

President-elect Alberto Fernandez has barely time to savour his emphatic triumph in Argentina's elections before facing the challenge of trying to dampen likely volatile market reaction to his victory on Monday.Fernandez is scheduled to have an early breakfast meeting with President Mauricio Macri at the Casa Rosada palace to begin cooperating on damage limitation as Argentina swings from Macri's market-friendly policies back to Peronist protectionism.

A lawyer by training, a lack of a formal economics education hasn't held Lagarde back from reaching the summit of key economic institutions

Christine Lagarde: Crisis Fighter At Home In Halls Of Power

She only really came to public prominence in 2005, when France's conservative government tapped the then-president of law firm Baker and McKenzie in its search for fresh faces

Ruling Broad Front supporters rally in Montevideo ahead of Sunday's vote where presidential candidate Daniel Martinez is expected to come top, but not claim an outright victory

Left Ahead But Set For Uruguay Presidential Run-off With Center-right

Uruguayan presidential candidate Luis Lacalle Pou, pictured speaking to reporters after voting, said he is already preparing for the second round

Uruguayans Vote On Security Reform In General Election

National Party candidate Luis Lacalle Pou is running second in opinion polls but could benefit in a second-round runoff from a cross-party alliance

Malbec wine from the Mendoza region is exported worldwide but with the economic crisis many have switched to beer

More Than Tango, Messi Or Malbec: Understanding Argentina

Argentina's dominant domestic teams are Buenos Aires clubs Boca Juniors - in blue and yellow - and River Plate

Soledad Sanchez has seven children -- and now sleeps in the enclosed entryway protecting an ATM

In The Streets: Argentina's Homeless Talk About Economic Crisis

Francisco Niubo is a painter but work is scarce

A supporter of Bolivian opposition candidate Carlos Mesa blocks an avenue in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, as a protest against election results confirming President Evo Morales as the winner

Bolivian Leader Says No 'Political Negotiation' With Challenger

Bolivian politician Carlos Mesa arrives in La Paz for an October 24 news conference

Defeated Bolivian Challenger Rejects Election Result As 'Fraud'

Bolivian politician Carlos Mesa, seen arriving in La Paz for an October 24, 2019 news conference, has rejected recent vote results favoring President Evo Morales as a fraud

Macri, Millionaire President Facing Heave In Argentina Election

Argentina's President Mauricio Macri waves at supporters during the closing rally of his campaign in Cordoba, Argentina on October 24

Uruguayans To Vote On Security Reform During General Election

National Party candidate Luis Lacalle Pou is running second in opinion polls but could benefit in a second round run-off from a corss-party alliance

A disputed vote count has triggered clashes and furious allegations of fraud from the opposition

Fresh Bolivia Clashes As Morales Declared Winner In Disputed Vote

Bolivia saw fresh clashes between rival groups, road blocks and demonstrations on Friday following the controversial reelection of President Evo Morales in a disputed vote that triggered riots and allegations of fraud from the opposition.From early morning, demonstrators draped in Bolivia's red, yellow and green flag blocked roads in La Paz with barricades of tires, rope and trash cans as they demanded their "vote be respected."