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Latin America Monitor 2013 elections in Latin America: Does victory at the polls ensure a full democratic term?

Ecuador, Paraguay, and Honduras have each had at least one irregular power transition in the past decade. Given their histories, finishing a term may be more meaningful than democratic elections.

Latin America Monitor Viva Assange! Latin American groups rally around Ecuador's asylum decision. (+video)

Democracy in Paraguay: at work or under threat?

Does Paraguay risk pariah status with president's ouster?

Can Colombia's Santos unify the Americas?

Peace Corps Honduras: Why are all the US volunteers leaving?

Honduran journalists face increasing threats

Leftists across Latin America gather for Sao Paulo Forum congress in Nicaragua

Mexican press tagged 'not free' amid drug war violence, self-censorship

Where have all Latin America's dictators gone?

Ecuador coup attempt shows fragility of Latin American democracy

Ecuador coup attempt? President Rafael Correa attacked in police revolt.

Mexican Independence Day: Across Latin America, bicentennial parties abound

Central American Parliament wonders who's the legitimate president of Honduras?

Hillary Clinton fails to convince Brazil to support Iran sanctions

Hillary Clinton to discuss Iran's nuclear program on Latin America trip

Latin America leaders propose new bloc that excludes US, Canada

Could Honduras crisis prompt a power grab in Nicaragua?

Costa Rica election: Why the left is lagging

Honduras military chiefs charged with 'coup.' Will Supreme Court take case?

Opinion Obama: stand up for women's rights in Honduras

Chile vote is latest sign of region's shift to the center

Honduran Congress rejects symbolic return of Manuel Zelaya

Honduras election: conservative close to victory. Is Zelaya crisis past?

Honduras tense as voters head to the polls