Latin America

...American nations say the election is not legitimate. Leaders from Latin America, Spain and Portugal discussed their reaction to the vote at a Ibero-American summit in Estoril on Monday. "There are still many nations, especially in Central...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, US, Tegucigalpa, National Party, and Supreme Court

...election TEGUCIGALPA, November 29 - Honduran opposition candidate Porfirio Lobo took a clear early lead in a presidential election on Sunday that has put the United States at odds with leftist governments in Latin America. The election...

In this article: Porfirio Lobo, Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Washington, and Hugo Chavez

...to remain in power beyond his term. The turmoil in this tiny country has also had repercussions far beyond Central America, posing a headache for the Obama administration's policy in Latin America. From its first condemnation of the coup...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Washington, Liberal Party, and Liberal Party

...ever since. The worst crisis in Central America in 20 years brought back unwelcome memories of decades of military regimes, human rights abuses and political instability that plagued Latin America during the Cold War. Sponsored...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Roberto Micheletti, Honduras, Central America, and US

...the second half of that decade, Brazil and Central America followed suit. By the end of the 1990s nearly all countries in Latin America had completed their reforms. However, the passing of legislation and regulations are not entirely...

In this article: Frost & Sullivan, Argentina, Revenue, E mail, Waste, Credit crunch, and Colombia

...is recognized. The United States, hoping to resolve its first major policy test in Latin America, is defending the election; leftist governments allege it whitewashes Central America's first coup in 20 years. Chef missing from ship...

In this article: Paul Kagame, Nicolas Sarkozy, Paris, Honduras, Rwanda, United States, Broad Front, National Party, and Uruguay

...The Miami Herald and The Philadelphia Inquirer. Based in Paris and then Mexico, he reported on Europe, West Africa, Southeast Asia, Central America, Latin America and the Caribbean. His books "Cod," "Salt" and "1968" were all New York...

In this article: Mark Kurlansky, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Chicago Tribune, International Herald Tribune, The Miami Herald, Europe, Southeast Asia, Caribbean, and West Africa

The coup in the impoverished coffee-producing country has sparked the most serious political crisis in Central America in years, and posed a challenge to U.S. President Barack Obama after he vowed to improve relations with Latin America.

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, U.S., Roberto Micheletti, Honduras, Thomson Reuters, Barack Obama, Washington, and Small business

...is alive and well in Central America. At the same time, while the people of Honduras vote, dark forces from Caracas will be trolling across Latin America looking for its next victim, possibly El Salvador. The thugocrats of the hemisphere --...

In this article: Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Hugo Chavez, Democracy, Roberto Micheletti, Hillary Clinton, and United States