Argentina’s Boudou Questions Wisdom Of Mercosur Common Currency

Argentina's Boudou Questions Wisdom Of Mercosur Common Currency

Venezuela to investigate role of US diplomats after critical report on human trafficking

CARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela has condemned a U.S. State Department report that lists the country among those failing to combat human trafficking.

Venezuela condemns US human trafficking report

Venezuela has condemned a U.S. State Department report that lists the country among those failing to combat human trafficking.

Can Venezuela’s anti-Chávez politicians unite?

As Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez's health and future look uncertain, the political opposition plans to back a single candidate to oppose him in next year's presidential election.

ATFA Affirms Congressional Concerns Over World Bank Lending to Argentina

Senator Mark Kirk (R-IL) sends letter to Treasury urging suspension of loans

Football: Peru beat Senegal late

Peru waited until late to beat Senegal 1-0 in an international friendly on Tuesday, completing their preparations for the 2011 Copa America.

Peru beat Senegal late

Peru waited until late to beat Senegal 1-0 in an international friendly on Tuesday, completing their preparations for the 2011 Copa America.

Venezuela’s Chavez visits Castro in Cuba

Eager to tamp down swirling rumors and wild speculation about President Hugo Chávez’s health, Venezuelan and Cuban state television aired videos and photos of the recuperating head of state chatting and reading the newspaper with Latin America’s other ailing leader: Fidel Castro.

Peru sets up consulate in Dubai

South American country Peru has established a trade and investment office in Dubai in order to enhance economic, political and cultural ties with the Gulf countries.

Hurdle Cleared for Trade Agreements with 3 Countries

A vote will take place on free trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama.