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Can Mexico's President-elect Peña Nieto and Obama set a new tone?

Peña Nieto travels to Washington today ahead of his inauguration. With Mexico’s growing economy and falling homicide rate, some see an opportunity to bolster US-Mexico ties.

The man who remade Mexico City

Four California men arrested in Al Qaeda plot to kill US soldiers in Afghanistan

Latin America Monitor McAfee flees from Belize authorities - should he fear the police?

Back on Latin America's menu: purple seaweed, blue eggs, and amaranth

Stocks barely move as fiscal threat looms

Guatemala earthquake: Rescue efforts underway, at least 48 dead (+video)

How the world is reacting to Obama's reelection

Guatemala earthquake: Strong 7.5 quake shakes region, at least one fatality

Latin America Monitor Brand power in Honduras: Lesser known gangs claim affiliation to infamous 'maras'

Latin Americans love Obama – so why the 'collective shrug' on reelection?

Day of the Dead takes on new meaning for families of Mexico's disappeared

Mexico City's new subway line to cut down on commute, pollution

Urban gardening on the rise in Mexico City

Uruguay's Senate approves abortion bill: Will there be a ripple effect?

Is Mexico's drug violence scaring off the next generation of journalists?

With Heriberto Lazcano now dead, are Mexico's Zetas in decline?

Latin America Monitor Heriberto Lazcano, a Zetas leader, was killed in Mexico - but is the cartel done?

Modern Parenthood Parenting in Mexico: Concern versus prescriptive advice

Latin America Monitor View from Mexico: The presidential debate on immigration

Haiti bans plastic bags and styrofoam containers

Jailbreaks in Mexico: Wardens and guards often help drug cartel members flee

Chapter & Verse Old friends Junot Díaz and Francisco Goldman talk shop

With Mexico's election results upheld, what's next for the YoSoy132 movement?

Latin America Monitor Mexico: Presidential runner-up Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to found new party