GOP 2016: Marco Rubio Helps Big Campaign Donor, Pressures Argentina For Full Debt Repayment
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Chile Doubles Down On Prosecutions For Pinochet-Era Crimes
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The German lender, which reported a $6.5 billion third-quarter loss Thursday, also approved sweeping austerity measures, including slashing 35,000 jobs.
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Argentina Presidential Elections 2015 Results: How And When To Find Out Which Candidates Won, Lost
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Argentina vs. Ecuador 2015: TV Channel, Time, Live Stream Info For Opening World Cup Qualifier
In the absence of Lionel Messi, Sergio Agüero is ready to spearhead Argentina’s attack in their 2018 World Cup qualifier against Ecuador.
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Pope Francis Met With An Openly Gay Couple The Day Before His Visit With Kim Davis
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Venezuela UN Speech 2015: 'Syria Is Like A Hollywood Version Of Terrorism'
As for the ongoing crisis in Syria, Maduro urged the U.N. to react, and said funding and weapons from the West have only brought death and destruction.
Pope Visit 2015: How Francis Wooed World Religions (And Atheists Too)
“Through action, he’s sending the message that you can’t fulfill your faith without serving people beyond your community.”
China Propaganda Video Shows Foreigners Praising 'Supercharismatic' President Xi Jingping
As China's President Xi Jinping began his U.S. visit, authorities in Beijing released a video showing foreigners, including Americans, heaping praise on him.
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Pope Francis was formerly known as Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio.
Chile's President Michelle Bachelet Approval Sinks Over Economic Malaise, Corruption And Stalled Reforms
Chile, long considered the region's model democracy, has sharply soured on its president, Michelle Bachelet.
China's Premier Li Says Growth Remains Strong
Premier Li Keqiang sought to reassure the world with a speech that paid scant attention to global unease about the implications of a slowing China.
Argentina Man Arrested After Wife And Son 'Locked In Cage For Years'
A 66-year-old Argentine has been arrested on suspicion of keeping his wife and adult son in a cage and squalid room for as long as six years.
Egypt Tourism: $68M Advertising Promotional Campaign Signed To Help Revive Industry
Egypt boasts the Pyramids of Giza, ancient temples, museums and other tourist attractions. But an increase in terrorist attacks across the Arab world has affected Egypt’s image.
Brazil’s Recession Marks The Beginning Of A Long, Painful Contraction: Argentina, Venezuela, Rest Of Latin America Could Be Affected
Latin America's largest economy is on course to shrink in what analysts say will be its most prolonged contraction since the 1930s.
China Slowdown Fuels Uncertainties For Chile's Copper Industry, Violent Labor Strife
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Pope Francis Philadelphia Visit 2015 Update: Want Some Holy Beer? Pope-mania Grips Pennsylvania Ahead Of Pontiff Trip
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UK Falkland Islands Radar Defense Against Argentina Ordered Out Of Fear Of Future Attacks
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