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Latin America Monitor Is it fair to rank 'failed' states?

Media outlets and think tanks like rankings because they inspire debate, but ranking failed states based on perceived failings is irresponsible, writes a guest blogger.

Paraguay isolated over president's ouster

Why Mexico and Paraguay are embracing controversial parties of the past

Latin America Monitor Another 'coup' coming in Latin America? Bolivia police strike enters sixth day.

Democracy in Paraguay: at work or under threat?

Latin America Monitor Paraguay impeaches President Fernando Lugo: reactions at home and abroad

Rio+20: 5 key takeaways

Latin America Monitor Paraguay upheaval: Is this a coup?

Latin America Monitor WikiLeaks' Assange seeks asylum in Ecuador, an anti-press regime

As Rio+20 kicks off, locals on the front lines of conservation

Latin America Monitor Falklands war 30 years on: Will a vote solve the dispute?

Latin America Monitor Brazil hosts Rio+20: a big surprise to some at home

Latin America Monitor Cold war defense treaty under fire in Latin America

Brazil, Venezuela, and Mexico: three ways to nationalize oil

The Monitor's View Europe looks for The Avengers

Latin America Monitor Nicaragua divided over death of revolutionary leader

Latin America Monitor Press freedom falls in Latin America, French journalist missing in Colombia

Argentina's move to nationalize oil firm YPF highlights Spain's decline

Arizona immigration law: Mexico gets involved in US Supreme Court case

Change Agent Actor-activist Sean Penn says he's in Haiti for the long haul

Latin America Monitor Challenges facing Argentina after oil firm nationalization

Drug policy and Cuba headline Summit of the Americas (+video)

Latin America Monitor Americas Summit: Will there be consensus on Cuba?

Latin America Monitor How 'socially inclusive' is Latin America? New indicator ranks countries.

'Chile's Matthew Shepard': country rallies around gay rights after murder