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Guatemala's shift in leadership from Colom to Pérez Molina speaks to security issues but raises concerns about indigenous and human rights. By Lauren Paverman. |
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A Canadian minister's recent ban against the burqa and niqab, when closely scrutinized, stifles the kinds of freedoms it claims to be defending and enforces cultural divides. By Jakub Burkowicz. |
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Untapped natural gas reserves could eventually provide Mexico with energy independence, but the question of fracking hangs in the air. By John Daly. |
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The U.S. Army and the U.S. Geological Survey have concluded that injecting water into deep rock formations causes earthquakes. By John C.K. Daly. |
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The Occupy Wall Street movement has become a global phenomenon, spreading to more than 1,000 cities in the United States and at least 92 countries worldwide. |
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President Santos stands at a crossroads between anti-terrorist rhetoric and a new security framework that could actually lead Colombia toward peace. By Robert Works. |
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China is investing billions of dollars in Venezuelan oil, a relationship that gives China access to the region and decreases Venezuelan dependence on U.S. business. By Lauren Paverman. |
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