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Latin America Monitor Ending gang violence and creating peace: Colombia's lessons for El Salvador

A truce between El Salvador's rival gangs this year is off to a good start, but it's worth looking at lessons from Colombia, which created a program to demobilize paramilitaries a decade ago.

Olympic schedule, what to watch today: Men's soccer

Latin America Monitor Is Hugo Chavez a US security threat?

Latin America Monitor US Drug Enforcement Agency kills another suspected drug runner in Honduras

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

Paraguay isolated over president's ouster

Democracy in Paraguay: at work or under threat?

Does Paraguay risk pariah status with president's ouster?

Latin America Monitor Central America: one of the happiest regions on earth?

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

Latin America Monitor Why prescription drug abuse in the US impacts Latin America

Latin America Monitor Peasants fighting for land in Honduras attract international attention

Latin America Monitor Child drug traffickers: What can be done?

The PTA arrives in Mexico's schools

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

Latin America Monitor With US money, El Salvador to begin wiretapping to stop organized crime

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

Opinion Bigger scandal in Latin America than US secret service: US drug hunger

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

Sixth Summit of the Americas: 8 things to watch

Can Colombia's Santos unify the Americas?

Latin America Monitor Report: US should minimize military aid to Central America, strengthen courts, police

Why the pope wants stronger ties with Mexico and Cuba

Latin America Monitor Street gangs on the rise in South America: Are Central America's 'Maras' among them?

Latin America Monitor Exporting Nicaragua's citizen security model