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Central America
Governments take a new approach to ending the exodus of children15
The region will start to put pragmatism ahead of ideology in dealing with the United States35
An alliance of billionaires and bureaucrats makes a difference5
Mimicking a fly's aural mechanism may replicate its acuity for humans5
How Colombia fought the fungus4
A wave of unaccompanied children swamps the debate over immigration205
Cracking down on illicit drugs means they surface in another form46
Twin threats to the world's fruit baskets16
- Yet again, Nicaraguans are letting their longing for a trans-oceanic canal get the better of them27
Because other Christian brands are a more tempting alternative53
In the first of two reports on the threat of rampant violence to Central America’s small republics, we look at the risk of Honduras becoming a failed state24
Why is Latin America’s fastest-growing country so furious?33- Progress in Latin American aviation is halting18
- Precarious truces between gangs have lowered the murder rate in two of the world’s most violent countries—but for how long?35
- An interview with Otto Pérez Molina16
- How Central America’s poorest country became one of its safest16
Panama's past comes back to haunt its present8
Buoyed by a growing economy and Venezuelan cash, the Sandinista leader who toppled a dictator is set to win an unconstitutional third term22
Two failing states in Latin America have turned to outsiders for help. We report first from Guatemala, on a UN effort to fight organised crime70
Daniel Ortega and Otto Pérez Molina win presidential elections18
A former general promises a crackdown on violence14
Looking for alternatives to Venezuela11
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