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Honduras Election Leaves Muddle In Its Wake

MIAMI (Nov. 30) -- Five months after a coup that was initially condemned by the Obama administration, voters in Honduras chose a new president in elections that Washington approved but most Latin American countries deemed illegitimate. Early results from Sunday's vote gave a clear win to conservative businessman and...

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Honduras: Killing Free Expression

Erick MartÃnez Ãvila, a 32-year old Honduran journalist and gay rights activist, was found dead and dumped in a ditch in Guasculile on 7 May 2012.

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Mark Weisbrot: Brazil Could Have an Impact by Supporting Sachs' Reform Candidacy for the World Bank Presidency

One of the most important changes that Lula da Silva brought to Brazil was in its foreign policy.

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Michele Somerville: A Frock Does Not A Priest Make

Roy Bourgeois is a former missionary, a Nobel Prize nominee, a Vietnam vet with a Purple Heart and a Maryknoll priest, who founded and now presides over SOA Watch , a grassroots organization that is seeking to close down the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC).

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Why South of the Border Matters North of the Border

Mr. President, you were right to go to Latin America.

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Obama's Unfinished Business

President Obama assumed office presuming the focus of his administration's energies would be spent on addressing the plethora of domestic issues associated with the financial crisis he inherited.