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Spanish group scraps nine deliveries of liquefied natural gas worth $360m in wake of YPF seizure over alleged ?contract violations? by Buenos Aires
After a three-week stand-off which culminated in a shoot-out between inmates and security forces, authorities managed to control the violence that brought the capital to a standstill
Contraction makes Brazil?s growth second slowest in Latin America and comes as Asia?s major emerging markets, China and India, are also decelerating
Carlos Fuentes, the Mexican intellectual, was a critic both of US attitudes to Latin America and of Castro and Chávez, writes Adam Thomson
Rise of well-educated, financially empowered groups changes Brazil?s politics and social fabric, analysts say, with demands for efficient government
Petersen Energía has defaulted on a loan from Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas and Itaú that was used to fund its purchase of YPF shares
Decade-long energy tariff freeze sees providers warn of difficulties, sparking concern that the government could step in to nationalise them
Brazil?s state-run oil company, posted a 16 per cent drop in net income for the first quarter after government policies to protect domestic consumers eroded profits
Author associated with Latin America?s literary boom of the 1960s and 1970s dies in Mexico City hospital after suffering heart problems
Even with abundance of sunshine, water and land suitable for cane production, the advantages of once vaunted low South American cost base is eroding
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