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Latin America's economies, up and down

10/03/2013 2:25 pm ET An Andean woman walks near a hat monument in a square in Celendin in Peru's northern region of Cajamarca June 18, 2013. Celendin province is famous in the region for its handmade hats, which are woven with local straws and worn by most farmers in its towns, who believe that wearing a quality straw hat is important to create a good image.

'The Tango War' uncovers the shadow war pursued in Latin America during WWII

With new UN chief, what hopes does Latin America harbor?

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How socially inclusive is Latin America?

07/30/2013 11:25 am ET For the second year, Americas Quarterly has ranked Latin American countries and the United States based on social inclusion, sifting through multiple data sets for 16 nations, including variables like access to education, housing, and employment, as well as basic political, civil, and human rights. Here are some of the highest and lowest ranking countries and emerging trends:

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Fidel Castro dies: How Cubans (and the rest of Latin America) reacted

Why none of Guatemala's 14 candidates have much public support

Latin America's reaction to President-elect Donald Trump: cautious

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鈥楢 door of hope has opened.鈥� A fresh start for justice in Honduras?

Latin America's economies, up and down

'The Tango War' uncovers the shadow war pursued in Latin America during WWII

With new UN chief, what hopes does Latin America harbor?

Did Snow White consent? Salvadoran youths rewrite tales 鈥� and their future.

Latin America's deepening relationship with China speaks of a new world order

How socially inclusive is Latin America?

Fidel Castro dies: How Cubans (and the rest of Latin America) reacted

Why none of Guatemala's 14 candidates have much public support

Latin America's reaction to President-elect Donald Trump: cautious

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鈥楢 door of hope has opened.鈥� A fresh start for justice in Honduras?

Latin America's economies, up and down

'The Tango War' uncovers the shadow war pursued in Latin America during WWII

With new UN chief, what hopes does Latin America harbor?

Did Snow White consent? Salvadoran youths rewrite tales 鈥� and their future.

Latin America's deepening relationship with China speaks of a new world order

How socially inclusive is Latin America?

Fidel Castro dies: How Cubans (and the rest of Latin America) reacted

Why none of Guatemala's 14 candidates have much public support

Latin America's reaction to President-elect Donald Trump: cautious

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