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The right dominates South America – but their mandate is weaker than it looks
The continent’s electorate is split close to evenly and impatient for change
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The continent’s electorate is split close to evenly and impatient for change
The Pentagon is expanding the U.S. military’s multifront war against drug cartels in South America. For more than a year, the U.S. military has been blowing up alleged drug boats on both sides of the continent. Forces have also begun interdicting refueling vessels off the coast of Ecuador before…
Brazil’s presidential runoff is shaping up as an opportunity for the political right to cement its power across South America.
Water does not flow only through rivers on the ground. Vast quantities of water also move through the atmosphere, carried by winds from oceans and land before eventually falling as precipitation hundreds or even thousands of kilometers away. These persistent pathways of atmospheric moisture are…
Ten neighbours, 16,885 km of border, a shared dam and a new road to the Pacific: how Brazil's frontiers shape trade, migration and politics in South America. The post Brazil and Its Neighbours in South America appeared first on The Rio Times .
Shorter adventures, such as this journey through Peru, Bolivia and Chile, can recreate the freedom and energising experiences of the rite of passage experience
El uruguayo Juan Manuel Casella impactó contra la barrera de protección tras recibir un toque de Camilo Trappa a diez minutos del final. Un neumático se desprendió por el golpe y alcanzó en el brazo derecho a un espectador que estaba haciendo un asado al costado del trazado.
El uruguayo Juan Manuel Casella perdió el control tras un contacto con Camilo Trappa y terminó impactando contra una goma de contención que le pegó a un aficionado, quien tuvoque ser trasladado al hospital
El piloto uruguayo Juan Manuel Casella se despistó e impactó contra los neumáticos ubicados como contención de la pista
Brazil Votes In Tight Presidential Election With South America's Future On The Line Brazilians began voting earlier this morning in a statistically tied presidential election, with incumbent socialist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva holding a narrow polling lead over right-wing Senator Flávio…