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LOS ANGELES TIMES: Colombia's change isn't new The Press Democrat
Latin America's populist leaders are sharing hard times The News Tribune
Editorial: N. Korea missiles Arab News
Latin Americas populist leaders are sharing hard times The News & Observer
Colombian rebels dash peace hopes Arab News
U.S. treads carefully with Honduras crisis Hartford Courant
Another scandal gets dodged New Statesman
Colombia’s Uribe blamed for hostage release limbo Taipei Times

No More Pellegrino and Perrier; Eateries Dump Bottles CNBC
AIG to sell consumer finance unit in Colombia The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Obama expresses optimism about Colombia free trade The Examiner
Crash Course in Working a Beat on Wall St. The New York Times
Obama voices support for Colombia trade deal The Boston Globe
Obama Is Optimistic About U.S., Colombia Free Trade Deal Wall Street Journal
Obama expresses optimism that US, Colombia can reach deal on Star Tribune
Obama: Confident of U.S.-Colombia trade deal approval The Boston Globe

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Bolivia leader says Obama 'lied' about cooperation Ohio
US cuts Bolivian tariff exemptions on drug efforts Wtop
US cuts off Bolivia from tariff exemptions citing poor drug Star Tribune
NASCAR - Sprint Cup - Coke Zero 400 Preview The News & Observer
Uribe keen to cement pact with US Al Jazeera
Traffickers assembling navy of drug-toting subs The Miami Herald
Colombia on brink of its first recession in decade Business Report
'Los Premios MTV 2009' to Rock Multiple Cities in Latin Amer The Examiner

UN tells Honduras to reinstate president The Guardian
AP Interview: Interim Honduran leader won't quit Houston Chronicle
In a Coup in Honduras, Ghosts of Past U.S. Policies The New York Times
Commentary: Murder of civilians in Colombia must be punished The News & Observer
Colombia coca-growing 'declines' BBC News
UN reports big drop in Colombia cocaine production The Australian
Water risks ripple through the beverage industry CNBC
Mother in Colombia: 'Never crossed my mind' that army killed The Miami Herald

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Brazil's huge wetland under threat BBC News
Rumble in the jungle The Guardian
Fire Ant Outcompetes Other Species--Even in its Native Habit ARS
Swine flu 'unstoppable' - WHO Irish Times
Argentina: Swine Flu's Spread Leads to School Closings The New York Times
Santiago City declares dengue outbreak The Daily Tribune
Cables To Go Taps SED International to Distribute Full Line The Examiner
In Uncertain Times, Valedictorians Look Ahead The New York Times

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, right, shakes hands with Chinese President Hu Jintao in the Ural mountain city of Yekaterinburg, Russia, Monday, June 15, 2009.

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A little thrill, a little chill in new "Warehouse 13" Denver Post
The Dictator and the Disco King The New York Times
A global church seeks to broaden its image The Salt Lake Tribune
MorseLife Literary Society lines up authors for 2010 Palm Beach Daily News
Forbes' top earning models The Star
Show & Tell: News and information about the arts-and-enterta The Columbus Dispatch
A global LDS Church seeks to broaden its red, white and blue The Salt Lake Tribune
Chavez threatens to invade as Honduran army stages coup The Independent

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, right, and the new defense Minister, Army Gen. Isaias Baduel review the troops during the swearing-in ceremony at Fort Tiuna in Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, July 14, 2006.

Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez threatens to invade as Honduran army stages coup

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Oh, it's easy to play the hard man with Ronnie Biggs The Guardian
David vs. Brazilian Goliath battle continues Asbury Park Press
Exiled Honduran president vows return on Sunday The Star
Ronnie Biggs: No remorse, no freedom The Independent
Supreme Court to hear Peru defendant's appeal Daily Yomiuri
How Sanford spent state money on last year's Argentina trip The News & Observer
Honduras faces suspension from bloc The Australian
Brazil attorney general pushes same-sex unions Syracuse

A Chevron gas station near Nederland, Texas is damaged by Hurricane Ike.

Oil and water mix in Ecuador

'Fordlandia' An Engrossing Biography Of A Complex Man Hartford Courant
Brazilian Grooves, Groovy '60s The New York Times
South America bears swine flu brunt The Australian
Brazil identifies 8 bodies from Air France jet Syracuse
My love match: The girl who tamed Andy Murray's temper and t The Daily Mail
Swine Flu Death Toll in Argentina Climbs The New York Times
Brazil: A Cellphone Carrier Is Thwarted The New York Times
Bolivia: President Denounces Obama Over Trade The New York Times

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez talks to the media after casting his ballot during a primary in Caracas, Sunday, June 1, 2008. Venezuelans may be forced to spy on their neighbors or risk prison terms under Chavez's new intelligence dec

Honduras' interim leader blames Chavez for crisis

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