First Gay Couple Weds in Uruguay
One of the men is near death
Latin America
UN Concerned About Uruguay's Pot Legalization Bill
Says legalizing marijuana would violate treaties
Uruguay's House of Representatives Votes To Legalize Marijuana
Bill now headed to the Senate, where it is expected to pass
Uruguay House of Representatives To Vote on Pot Legalization Bill
Will head to the Senate if it passes
South American Leaders Upset over Bolivian Plane Incident
Demand apologies over Snowden-related plane rerouting
Ecuador's Foreign Minister Says His Government Will Continue To Support Julian Assange
The Wikileaks founder has been staying at the Ecuadorian embassy in London
Chinese Company To Build Panama Canal Rival in Nicaragua
Approved by the Nicaraguan Congress
No Marijuana Legalization, Says Peruvian Government
The country has decriminalized possession of small quantities
British Government Considering Talks With Ecuador Regarding Julian Assange
The Wikileaks author is currently staying at the Ecuadorian embassy in London
Supreme Court of El Salvador Refuses To Allow Seriously Sick Woman To Have Abortion
Despite the fact the fetus, which is missing part of its brain, will almost certainly not survive
El Salvador Total Abortion Ban Threatens Mother's Life
Has a case before country's supreme court
Former Guatemalan Dictator's Genocide Conviction and Prison Sentence Overturned
Voided by the Constitutional Court
Western Leaders Examining Report Calling for End of International Drug War
Inspired by Latin American countries' dissatisfaction of the impact on their nations
The Blank Slate State
Will an isolated corner of Honduras become the new birthplace of liberty?
Latin America Facing Threat of Increasing Number of Cancer Cases
Still fewer cases than in the U.S. and Europe
Accused Child Pornographer and Former Elementary School Teacher Found in Nicaragua
Eric Justin Toth replaced Osama Bin Laden on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted" list
Ralph Lauren Admits to Bribery in Argentina
Will pay $1.6 million (which is apparently a fine, not another bribe)
Paraguayan Voters Send Colorado Party Back to the Palacio de López
Conservative party ruled continuously for 60 years, until losing the 2008 election
Judge Suspends Genocide Trial of Former Guatemalan Dictator
Legal process to be set back to November 2011
Decline of Colombia's Drug Gangs Helps Mexico's Cartels
They're getting access to cheap cocaine
Pablo Neruda's Body Exhumed
Forensic scientists want to determine if Pinochet dictatorship had him killed
Gay Marriage Votes Pending in Uruguay, Colombia
Conflict between supportive populations and Catholic leadership in Latin America
Hugo Chavez's Legacy of Conflict and Propaganda
What the death of Chavez means for Venezuela and the U.S.
Former Guatemalan Military Ruler's Genocide Trial Begins
Efrain Rios Montt denies the charges
Navy Reducing Drug War Efforts in Latin America
Problem is they use those activities to test technology
Brazil's President Struggles to Bring Business Back
Two years of disappointing growth numbers
"Missing" American Couple in Peru Was off Having Fun
Overprotective mom roped government into tracking them down
Ecuador's Socialist President Expected To Win Re-Election
He plans to muzzle the opposition press in his next term
Latin American Company Stocks Fall Following Venezuelan Currency Devaluation
World's largest tortilla maker among those affected
U.S. Military Quietly Builds Anti-Drug Presence in Latin America
War and prohibition all rolled up in one government-friendly package
