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Jewish Burial for Boy Marred in Madrid
A 13-year-old boy was buried in a special section in Madrid's Jewish cemetery because he had a Conservative conversion.
Latin America poised for economic rebound
Reporting from Bogota, Colombia - From appliance stores in Brazil to auto assembly lines in Mexico, signs are evident that Latin America has seen the worst of the global economic crisis and is poised for solid expansion.
Rock & Arte Festival features acts from near and far
In a nod to merging traditional Spanish music with rock 'n roll and other arts, the Rock & Arte Festival at the Golden Gate Community Center on Saturday featured bands, painters and other performers.
Half of World's Refugees Live in Cities
UN refugee agency reports half of the world's 10.5 million refugees and nearly 20 million of internally displaced people and returnees are living in cities Lisa Schlein Geneva UN High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres, left, next to Jose Riera, right, HCR Secretary, opens a two-day United Nations conference trying to boost support for ...
Nationwide Tour to play event in Colombia
The Nationwide Tour is headed to Bogota, Colombia, next year for its first tournament in South America.
Chennai Metropolis - " The mobility debate
ENRIQUE Penalosa, a former mayor of Bogota, Colombia known globally for his successful people-centric urban development projects especially in public transportation, stirred up a hornet's nest when he was in town the other day.
How Alvaro Uribe with smart U.S. support turned the tide against drug lords and Marxist guerrillas.
$298 R/T Latin America Sale on Delta*
With Delta's latest international sale, fly from the airline's hub in Atlanta to cities in the Caribbean and Latin America.
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Former Edina man stabbed to death in Luck, Wis., garage; friend...
A 61-year-old Colombian man, formerly of Edina, was stabbed to death Saturday at a house near Luck, Wis., the Polk County sheriff's office said.
Man found stabbed to death near Luck, Wis.
A 61-year-old man was found stabbed to death Saturday night near Luck, Wis., the Polk County Sheriff's Office said.
Trustwave Expands Global Operations with New Offices in Mexico and Colombia
To help better enable regional support of data security and compliance initiatives with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, on-demand data security and PCI compliance management solutions provider Trustwave has opened new offices in Mexico City and Bogota, Colombia.
Venezuela vs. Colombia: Two leaders seek outside mediation
After bridge explosions, Venezuela's Hugo ChA vez and Colombia's Alvaro Uribe agree on one thing: current conflict won't be resolved without outside mediation.
Pan Am Games a boost for Toronto construction industry
Greater Toronto Area construction stakeholders are excited by the opportunities that will come from the 2015 Pan Am Games.
ECLAC seeks deeper Latin America-China ties
The third Latin America-China Entrepreneurs Summit will facilitate the discussions on post-crisis ties between China, the Asia-Pacific region, and Latin America and the Caribbean, an official with the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean said on Monday.
Ecuador, Colombia formally establish trade ties
Ecuador and Colombia formally established on Monday ties at trade representation level, official sources said.
Linear Acoustic L.A.M.B.D.A.TM Helps Bring Loudness Control to Colombia`s Caracol TV
DMN Newswire--2009-11-23--Caracol TV, Colombia's leading national private broadcaster, is able to effectively monitor and adjust the loudness of its HD broadcasts with the installation of a Linear Acoustic L.A.M.B.D.A.TM Professional Digital Audio and Metadata Monitor in its Bogota facility.
Colombia volcano eruption subsides, evacuation continues
BOGOTA: A volcanic eruption has eased enough to allow a local airport to open, but thousands of people are staying clear of Colombia's most active volcano as more activity is feared, authorities warned on Sunday.
Venezuela seizes Colombia-linked paramilitary chief
Venezuelan police captured a leader of a Colombia-linked paramilitary force, the interior minister announced Saturday amid sky-high military tensions between the South American neighbors.
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