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Extradited Guatemalan ex-President Portillo due in U.S. court Tuesday

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Alfonso Portillo, a former member of ex-dictator Efraín Ríos Montt's political party, is the first former Latin American leader ever to be extradited to the United States.
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U.S. VP Biden visits South America, Caribbean

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Is the Obama administration worried that potential new Chinese investments in Latin America and the Caribbean would undercut Washington's commitment to the region?
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You can be a hedge fund investor. But why would you?

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Do mom-and-pop investors need to put their life savings into some of Wall Street's riskiest and most expensive products?
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Sweden riots put faces to jobless statistics as Stockholm burns

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Fueling unrest: exclusion, poverty and unemployment.
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Obama visits tornado-devastated city

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Neighborhoods were thrashed by a tornado that, six days ago, touched down and slashed through homes, schools, a hospital and the lives of thousands.
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Colombia land-reform deal advances

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Peace commissioner: "It's the first time ever that the Colombian government and the FARC have agreed on a substantive issue."
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Hundreds march against Monsanto in San José

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Costa Rica joined more than 400 cities around the world in a global march against the multinational biotech company.
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U.S.: Liberty Reserve the largest money laundering probe in history

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Liberty Reserve is accused of running a "$6 billion money laundering scheme," U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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Liberty Reserve: A cyberweb of intrigue

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A closer look at Arthur Budovsky and his digital currency site Liberty Reserve, closed last Thursday in conjunction with Budovsky’s arrest in Spain.
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Are human organs for sale in Costa Rica?

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A Mexican daily reports that two Israeli men came to Costa Rica and paid $6,000 for kidneys in 2012.
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