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Latin America


Guatemalan Protest Violation of Peace Accords
Guatemalan farmers protested the violation of the peace accords as the Inter-American Human Rights Commission 125th session talks Central America.

US to Reinforce Blockade of Cuba
US has publicly recognized its attempts to toughen its blockade of Cuba with pressures and threats on world governments and bodies through the new release of the so-called “Bush Plan”.

Peoples Summit in Argentina
Social, union and human rights organizations from Latin America will meet starting Tuesday in the Argentinean province of Cordova in a Summit of the Peoples for Sovereignty and South American Integration.

Ibero American Secretary in Ecuador
The secretary of the Organization of Ibero-American States for Education, Science and Culture, Francisco Piñón, arrives in the Ecuadorian capital on Monday, on a visit aimed at strengthening scientific-technical cooperation with this South American country.

Bolivia to join Brazil-Peru ocean link: president
Bolivia's President Evo Morales announced on Monday his country would join the oceanic link between Brazil and Peru, according to reports from La Paz, Bolivia's administrative capital.

Ecuador volcano explosion destroys 100,000 homes
Patricio Donoso, president of Ecuador's Chamber of Agriculture, said on Monday that 100,000 people have lost their homes and 15,000 hectares of land were destroyed by the eruption of Tungurahua Volcano some 135 km south of the capital Quito.
 


 
   

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