Colgate’s Profit Rises 4.9%

The maker of toothpaste and Palmolive soap, with foreign sales more than 60 percent of its total, reported a 1 percent drop in revenue.

Chilean Abuse Charges Raise Questions About Church

A Chilean judge has ordered that the Rev. Fernando Karadima be interrogated regarding charges of sexual abuse involving at least four young parishioners.

Chilean Abuse Charges Raise Questions About Church

A Chilean judge has ordered that the Rev. Fernando Karadima be interrogated regarding charges of sexual abuse involving at least four young parishioners.

Chile Miners Honored by Their President in Capital

A whirlwind tour of Santiago included public ceremonies and private meetings with President Sebastián Piñera.

Stories of Hope and Hardship of ‘Los 33’

The 33 miners rescued from a Chilean mine are just starting to grapple with what happened to them.

Chile’s Lessons in Leadership

A visit to Chile finds a flourishing and rising country that has learned valuable lessons from a bitter past.

The Return of ‘Los 33’

No miracle, the rescue of the 33 Chilean miners was a triumph of human solidarity and toil at a time of shrieking polarization.

Rescued Miners’ Secrecy Pact Erodes in Spotlight

The miners rescued in Chile have asked for as little as $40 and upward of $25,000 for an interview.

Shakira Conquers New Arenas on ‘Sale el Sol’

“Sale el Sol” (“The Sun Comes Out”), the new album from the Colombian singer Shakira, is sung mostly in Spanish, bringing an even more international dimension to her sound.

Russia Plans Nuclear Plant in Venezuela

President Dmitri A. Medvedev said that the United States should not object because Russia’s intentions were “absolutely pure and open.”