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What's Ahmadinejad getting out of his Latin America tour?

01/10/2012 5:16 pm ET Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad鈥檚 Latin America trip, a whirlwind four-nation tour that began in Venezuela on Jan. 8, is now taking him to the inauguration of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega. The trip is his fifth visit to the region since 2007 and has prompted alarm in some corners of the United States that Iran is using the region as a staging ground to attack US interests. However, many who study Iran鈥檚 relationship with Latin America, in particular Venezuela, say fear of an Iranian threat in the Americas is overblown, at least at this point. Here are four reasons why:

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What's Ahmadinejad getting out of his Latin America tour?

Oil prices: What happens if Iran shuts down the Strait of Hormuz?

Boeing gets a boost as its 737 Max returns to US skies

Why this Montana lawmaker is bent out of shape over yoga pants

Pioneer explains why he moved into the jungle

2011 predictions: The U.S. economy (Prediction #2)

Looking back: abandoned principles and misguided policies

Like a mother's heart, the Amazon always makes room for another settler

Worlds apart: a firsthand look at emerging market growth

Brazilians say joblessness is their No. 1 problem

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