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Latin America’s Shift to Renewables: The Challenges of Grid Parity
Article As 195 countries reached a landmark agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the COP21 summit in Paris in…
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Way to Go for Road Safety in China
Comment As the second Global High-Level Conference on Road Safety kicked off in Brazil’s capital until November 19, China can…
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Argentina Prepares to Take on Brazil in Buenos Aires
Video Argentina head coach Tata Martino admits the absence of Barcelona striker Lionel Messi will be a challenge as La…
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Argentina’s Cooking Project
Video A unique project called Cooking Without Borders was born in Argentina's capital in 2013. Fernando and Gabi Lafuente invite…
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South America Welcomes Refugees
Feature As the international community wrestles with the unmet demand of resettling Syrians leaving their country, countries such as Argentina…
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Chinese Investment Threatens Brazil
Analysis The visit of Premier Li Keqiang to Brazil last week has boosted bilateral trade but is likely to further…
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Brazil Takes a $27 Billion Hit
Article The Petrobras oil scandal – which sparked massive protests across Brazil against the government’s corruption and the economic slowdown…
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China Threatens Amazon Biodiversity
Feature Despite concerns over accelerated environmental harm and deforestation, China, Peru and Brazil signed a pact to build a railroad…
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Chinese Internet Giants in LatAm
Feature Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, China's largest Internet companies, are turning to Latin America's under-developed markets in the hope of…
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Violence Against Women in Latam
Article UN officials reminded that South America is one of the most dangerous and unequal places for women, as they…
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Latin America
National Pride, A Salve for the 2014 World Cup’s Exorbitant Price
Feature The high price Brazil spent to organize the 2014 World Cup illustrates why developing nations should not organize large-scale…
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Brazil’s President Stays in Power
Analysis Left-leaning president Dilma Rousseff, the country's first female president, turfed out the centrist contender Aécio Neves in recession-hit Brazil…
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Uruguay Election Goes to Run-off
Analysis The two contenders who won Uruguay’s first round of the presidential election on October 26 will not bring about…
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LatAm Commits to Climate Action
Article Latin American heads of state expressed their commitment to fight climate change and lambasted industrialised nations for not abiding…
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Brazil’s President Is No Shoo-In
Feature Sluggish growth in Latin America’s largest economy is a blow to incumbent Dilma Rousseff. This article was published in…
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