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Only Argentines Can Know What Miracles It Took To Have A Pope From Argentina

Only Argentines Can Know What Miracles It Took To Have A Pope From Argentina

And a Peronist to boot!

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Francis On The Front Page - 68 Newspapers On The New Pope

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Bergoglio And Kirchners: Pope Francis Clashed With Argentina's Presidents

Bergoglio And Kirchners: Pope Francis Clashed With Argentina's Presidents

The new Pope and Argentine President Cristina Kirchner have faced off over gay marriage. But tensions date back to the presidency of her deceased husband President Nestor Kirchner.

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Who Is Pope Francis? Snapshot Profile Of Argentina's Jorge Mario Bergoglio

Who Is Pope Francis? Snapshot Profile Of Argentina's Jorge Mario Bergoglio

The native of Buenos Aires, who rose to be its Archbishop, prefers the subway to limousines -- 'villas miserias' to ecclesiastical sophistication. The name he took evokes a closeness with those who suffer most.

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Venezuela To Launch Inquiry Into Chavez Poisoning By "Dark Forces"

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Falkland Islanders Send Clear Message To Argentina: We Don't Want You

Falkland Islanders Send Clear Message To Argentina: We Don't Want You

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Falkland Islands Vote 99.8% In Favor Of Remaining British

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Our Turn Now - Hopes High Across Latin America For Its First-Ever Pope

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Heads Rolling - Mexico May Finally Be Ready To Face The Plague Of Corruption

Heads Rolling - Mexico May Finally Be Ready To Face The Plague Of Corruption

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With Journalists Targeted In Mexico's Drug War, Social Networks Step In

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Latin America Must Break The Commodity Curse

Latin America Must Break The Commodity Curse

The death of Hugo Chavez, who propped up Venezuela with oil profits, is another reminder that Latin America needs to look for economic development beyond natural resources.

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"Chavez Lives! The Struggle Continues!" State Funeral For Venezuelan Leader (Video)

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