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Protests has slowed. a president gone, and a country still in limbo. this i met nusli, as he stormed the prime ministers house yesterday. he wants an interim government to be installed. we will give the interim government six months to a maximum of one year to settle all this and ease the problems as much as possible. after that, elections should happen and people can select who they want to rule the country next. but nobody knows who that should be. as they celebrate the end of one chapter in t...

The world. >> the land along patagonias eastern coast is barren. but the sea is rich with life. the andes cut through patagonia blocking moist air flowing from the pacific, creating the eighth largest desert in the world, but off the atlantic coast, a cold southern current mixes with a warmer brazilian producing the perfect conditions for marine

Worlds last great wilddernesses. it stretches for more than 1,000 miles all the way down to the southern most tip of south america. towering above the region by the andes dividing chile from argentina. were headed on an epic journey up through patagonias wild highlands. from its foothills to its volcanic plateaus, all the way up to its high ice fields. our journey begins on the grasslands of the patagonian step at 1,500 feet. here one predator reigns

Some 200 people, mostly tourists and truckers, were stranded Sunday by a fierce snowstorm in the Andes mountains near the Argentina-Chile border, with temperatures plunging well below freezing, local officials said.

Columnist Juan Negroni suggests it is difficult to pinpoint which events are...

Columnist Juan Negroni suggests it is difficult to pinpoint which events are...

A guidance counselor at the small Delaware County Andes school district in the western...

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They also chew coca leaves, a plant that has been used as an energy supply for centuries in the Andes and that is also the raw ingredient of cocaine. "It's impossible to work without coca in the mine because of the toxic gases," said Miguel Angel Delgadillo, who has worked in Cerro Rico for 25 years.