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Allegations of electoral fraud bring demonstrators out on the street in Argentinean province
Eleven-year-old Paraguayan girl raped by her mother’s partner gives birth
Authorities had prevented her from having an abortion as her life was not in danger
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Girona’s El Celler de Can Roca closes for five weeks to travel to Argentina and the US
Government candidate Daniel Scioli wins Argentinean primaries
Contender for President Fernández de Kirchner's FPV party is favorite in October vote But election too close to call after Buenos Aires mayor finishes seven points behind
Maradona family feud keeps Argentineans glued to their TV sets
Ongoing battle between soccer legend and ex-wife is playing out in court and on screen
Peru’s support for Bolivian sea access claim creates tensions with Chile
Chilean President Bachelet cancels next week’s meeting with Peruvian leader Humala
Argentina’s president puts her son and allies on top of her party’s slates
Fernández de Kirchner ends speculation over whether she will run for another public post
Argentinean police contaminated evidence at dead prosecutor’s home
Video shows authorities wiping clean the gun Alberto Nisman reportedly used to kill himself
Bachelet: “I did what I had to do, as a mother and as a president”
Chilean leader speaks to EL PAÍS about corruption inquiry into her son and daughter-in-law
Argentinean court closes Nisman’s case against Kirchner for good
Judges reject last appeal as federal prosecutor’s death remains a mystery
Paraguay rejects pressure to allow child rape victim to have abortion
International NGOs say the slight-framed 10-year-old’s life is in danger
José Mujica: “Corruption is killing the left in Latin America”
The former Uruguayan president talks to EL PAÍS about Podemos, Cuba and the FARC
Argentina looks back at its tragic past for its current political strategy
President Fernández favors placing victims of Dirty War period in top government posts
Pope Francis to open Vatican archives on Argentinean dictatorship
The pontiff is working to find a way to make the records available
Argentina’s most prestigious high school puts up a fight against reforms
Proposed changes at the National School of Buenos Aires have raised the ire of students
Cover-up complaint against President Kirchner suffers major blow
Top prosecutor in Argentina finds no crime listed in his dead colleague's controversial writ
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Pontiff's decision to meet with president in middle of key election race raises eyebrows
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Discovery of secret US bank account has ruined reputation of the late Alberto Nisman Government launches offensive against investigator who formally accused the president
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Jean-Claude Juncker defends Iberian nations from Greek leader’s “axis of power” claims
PM warns Spaniards “not to play Russian roulette” with Podemos
Popular Party convention focuses on attacking the anti-austerity group
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Party leader Rajoy wants his predecessor to help him court most conservative voters
Rajoy makes surprise trip to Athens to support embattled Greek PM
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Spain and Andorra to combat tax fraud
PM’s trip to principality comes after Catalan ex-leader’s revelations about hidden accounts
Spanish government launches first transparency website
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PP denies that the aim of such a move would be to neutralize new leftist party Podemos
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