Pablo Neruda's Body Exhumed
Forensic scientists want to determine if Pinochet dictatorship had him killed
Latin America
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
Venezuelan Officials Says Chavez is Conscious
Fighting an infection picked up after cancer surgery
Venezuelan Vice President Warns Opposition to Stop Confronting the Regime
Warns of "forceful actions"
Personal Data of Brazilian Politicians Convicted in Corruption Trial Leaked
Hacker writes that they "will have to live with the consequences of their wrongdoing"
Venezuelan Parliament Postpones Hugo Chavez's Inauguration
Still recovering from cancer surgery
Some Latin American Leaders Question Enforcing Drug Laws
Now that recreational marijuana is legal in some U.S. states
McAfee Says He'll Talk to Police But Won't Return to Belize
Fled nation after being sought for questioning over neighbor's killing
Colombian President Dismisses Minimum Wage Hike
Says high minimum wages lead to increased unemployment
Chavez Suffers Relapse, Names Successor
Urges voters to support vice president in case cancer forces him to step down
Hillary Clinton: Legalization Not Answer to Drug War
Doesn't think it will truly stop violence in Central America
Panama Canal Expansion Fueling Port Upgrades; Some U.S. Ports Burdened by Security, Environmental Regulations
Panama Canal set to double capacity by 2015
Syrian Government Finding Friends in Latin America
Venezuela, Cuba among those offering symbolic support
Uruguay May Have Legal Pot Shops Before Colorado or Washington Does
Last week a bill legalizing production and distribution of marijuana was introduced in Uruguay's General Assembly.
On the Run, John McAfee Denounces Belize Government
He has style, whether he's guilty or innocent
Following Pot Votes, Latin Leaders Want to Examine Drug Policies
Impact of Colorado, Washington votes may be far-reaching
Armistice Reached in Banana War
The E.U. and 11 Latin American countries have resolved their dispute over tariffs
Ecuador Concerned About Assange's Health
Wikileaks activist has been in Ecuador's London embassy for months
More Unaccompanied Children Arriving in the U.S.
Rise in violence in Central America partly to blame
Drug Policy Reform Takes Center Stage in Latin America
The region has suffered the most and is responding creatively
Panetta Urges Latin American Nations to Use Their Police Forces
Says military is too often tused
