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Haiti opposition cautiously welcomes PM’s resignation

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Haiti's emboldened opposition welcomed the resignation Sunday of Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, who faced repeated calls to go over the failure to hold legislative elections in the past three years.

VIDEO: Fans weather rain to celebrate Festival de la Luz

Spectators numbered in the thousands, crowding the sidewalks for miles.

Chicharrón Fair delicious, despite poor attendance

Despite the absence of toro bullfights and rusty rides, participants managed to find things to do.

Mexicans’ search for bodies reveals a history of hidden deaths

IGUALA, Mexico – They picked up spent shotgun shells and placed them in plastic baggies for safe keeping. They examined discarded bottles, charred sticks, crusted weather-worn clothes. Over rocks and ridges, to the tops of trees and down in bone-dry riverbeds, the parents were searching for their children's graves.

No sign is too small when picking lottery numbers in Costa Rica

People all over San José are flexing their numerology to find the right combination of tickets to win the year’s biggest lottery jackpot, the Gordo Navideño, worth more than $2.6 million.

Exhibit chronicles evolution of Costa Rican art

“Diversity and Hybridization” is a very fine exhibit, and although this chronological arrangement is a cliché, it also gets the job done.

Southwest Airlines announces new routes to Costa Rica, Mexico

Southwest Airlines could start offering service to San José, Costa Rica, from Houston, Texas, as early as October 2015, according to a statement from...

5 Essential Tips for a Successful Retirement Move to Costa Rica

Costa Rica is without question one of the retirement dreamlands of the Americas. Retirees from Europe also are increasingly taking notice. But before you...

Cuba to attend Summit of the Americas for first time

MIAMI – Cuba will attend the Summit of the Americas next year for the first time in the history of the regional gathering that began in Miami two decades ago, Panama's foreign minister said Friday.

Anti-government protest turns violent in Haiti

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Haitian police and U.N. peacekeepers fired tear gas and clashed with several thousand opposition supporters who tried to march on the presidential palace Friday.

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