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Pollution threatens South America's Lake Titicaca

Growing urbanization is threatening Lake Titicaca along the Boliva-Peru border, and endangering those who depend on it for agriculture and drinking water.

Latin America Monitor Bolivia says no to cocaine, but yes to coca

Biden in Honduras: US drug policy under scrutiny

Latin America Monitor Summit of the Americas standoff: Cuba wants in

Latin America Monitor Latin America's economic rise may be undercut by violence

Terrorism & Security After UN condemns Syria abuses, Assad rains artillery down on Homs

Latin America Monitor No credit, no problem: Nicaragua's Ortega pitches 'socialist' bank

Latin America Monitor Is it the end of paramilitarism in Colombia?

Latin America Monitor Chávez celebrates failed coup that propelled him into office

Latin America Monitor Organized crime sets its sights on peaceful Uruguay

The working class rises up across Latin America

US foes unite: Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega cozies up to Iran's Ahmadinejad

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Scientists discover how water makes chili peppers hotter

A pageant winner's effort to change Venezuela's focus on beauty

Sinaloa group 101: Five facts about Mexico's powerful drug cartel

After 250-mile protest march, indigenous reach Bolivian capital to face president

In Pictures Bolivia protests

Ecuador biggest beneficiary of US-Colombia free trade pact?

What's Iran up to in Latin America? Alleged assassination plot deepens concerns.

Bolivian indigenous struggle to be heard – by indigenous President Morales

Why Mexico's drug violence doesn't deter foreign direct investment

Venezuela, Bolivia 'failed demonstrably' to meet anti-drug obligations, says US. But did they?

Seven Bolivian Mennonites sentenced to 25 years for rape