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Latin America
Mexico: The Stranger Next Door
Defying its troubled reputation, Mexico is becoming an economic power. Will Americans notice? -
Latin America
Hugo Chávez, R.I.P.: He Empowered the Poor and Gutted Venezuela
Chávez re-energized politics in Venezuela but adopted ruinous fiscal policies and left Caracas one of the world's most dangerous cities -
Latin America
Venezuela's Double-Edged Devaluation
Venezuela's decision to devalue its currency, the bolivar, may have been Hugo Chávez's parting blow to foreign multinationals -
Energy
Payoffs to Ex-Judge Are Latest Twist in Chevron Case
A former judge in Ecuador may have been paid by both sides in a dispute over pollution in the Amazon jungle -
Courts
Top U.S. Law Firms Battle in Chevron's Pollution Case
Far from Ecuador, Gibson Dunn has accused Patton Boggs of aiding a "fraudulent scheme" it alleges was launched by attorney Steven Donziger -
Latin America
Uruguay's Government Eyes Legalized Marijuana
The South American country sees green in plans for a state-run pot monopoly -
Asia
Get Your Act Together, the World Tells Europe
Presidents of World Bank and Indonesia speak with exasperation at the G-20 summit in Los Cabos -
Latin America
Hugo Chávez's Enemy No. 1
For the first time, Venezuela's president has a real rival. And as Henrique Capriles grows more popular, the tension—and danger—mount -
Real Estate
The Secret to Florida's Recovery: Disney World
Cities still suffering from the recession can take heart: A new report shows that all but three of the nation's 363 metro areas will add jobs this year
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Courts
Top U.S. Law Firms Battle in Chevron's Pollution Case
Far from Ecuador, Gibson Dunn has accused Patton Boggs of aiding a "fraudulent scheme" it alleges was launched by attorney Steven Donziger -
Real Estate
The Secret to Florida's Recovery: Disney World
Cities still suffering from the recession can take heart: A new report shows that all but three of the nation's 363 metro areas will add jobs this year
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