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Maybe Toronto’s mayor is a buffoon who smokes crack. But he’s not a disaster.

Like Washington's Marion Barry, the Rob Ford era may not be near its end.

Energy, trade key as Ecuador’s Correa starts second term

Rafael Correa has brought stability to a country that has gone through eight presidents since 1996.

Guatemala extradites ex-President Portillo to the U.S. on money laundering charges

Alfonso Portillo was flown to the U.S. by Secret Service agents on a private jet.

Guatemala’s Maya outraged at genocide ruling annulment

Nebaj mayor: The annulment "mocks the Ixil people."

New café in Dominical features healthy fare, spicy sauce

Mike McGinnis opened Surf Shack to appeal to the wholesome traveler set

Huge tornado levels Oklahoma City suburb in U.S., killing dozens

At least 20 children killed, state medical examiner's office said.

Guatemala court strikes down ex-dictator’s genocide conviction

Ruling is unclear as to whether the case will be retried in the near future.

The drought is worse than you think

Costa Rican residents are relieved to finally see seasonal rains begin to fall after a long-lasting drought led to water rationing, affecting some 20,000 residents, as well as plants and animals. But if the rains don't continue, more serious problems could result, say experts.

Guatemalan ex-dictator Ríos Montt denies being ‘genocidal’ as historic trial wraps up

"I never had the intention, the aim to destroy any national ethnic group," Efraín Ríos Montt said. "I am not genocidal."

What went wrong before and after shooting of U.S. backpacker in Costa Rica?

How did 31-year-old traveler Steve Flesch remain unidentified and missing for so long after being shot in a San José suburb? Several questions linger following last month’s violent attack that ended with Flesch's death this week.

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