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One year after the election of President Barack Obama, it's time to ask whether his ambitious campaign promises about Latin America are being fulfilled, or whether, like others before him, he has placed the region at the bottom of his foreign policy... Full Article at Sacramento Bee
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One year after the election of President Barack Obama, it’s time to ask whether his ambitious campaign promises about Latin America are being fulfilled, or whether, like others before him, he has placed the region at the bottom of his foreign policy... Full Article at Lawrence Journal World
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One year after the election of President Barack Obama, it's time to ask whether his ambitious campaign promises about Latin America are being fulfilled, or whether, like others before him, he has placed the region at the bottom of his foreign policy... Full Article at McClatchy
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BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 5 (UPI) -- Peru is widening its campaign to limit arms purchases in Latin America as part of its drive to persuade governments to channel more funds into poverty reduction and economic development programs. Full Article at United Press International
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Whether it's called an ``arms race'' or a ``coincidental modernization'' of existing stocks, a wave of weapons purchases by Latin American nations is causing neighbors to watch each other with growing mistrust and fear. Full Article at Huffington Post
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This is only the first step, but it is an incredibly big one and a historic move toward the internationalisation of the internet ... We just made the internet much more accessible to millions of people in regions such as Asia, the Middle East and Russia.
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