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Latin America Monitor Ousting of police chief highlights Argentina's vulnerability to organized crime

A police chief is accused of organizing a pay-out scheme with local drug traffickers. With rampant police corruption, Argentina may be ill-prepared for the rise of powerful trafficking organizations.

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Latin America Monitor US Drug Enforcement Administration may reopen office in Uruguay

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Latin America Monitor Argentina takes steps to bring Dirty War-era criminals to justice before death

Latin America Monitor Former Argentine dictator Jorge Videla convicted of systemic theft of babies

The Argentine president's secret weapon? A super-charged youth movement.

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Latin America Monitor Beneath Argentina's growth, economic fault lines simmer

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

The Daily Reckoning Argentina plays fast and loose with inflation facts

Argentina clamps down on public access to US dollars

Argentina officially indicts civilians for role in 'dirty war'

Argentina's renationalization of YPF: A push to manage oil on its own terms

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