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Jazz pianist Connie Han, who perform in Saratoga on Saturday, follows own route to stardom

Guaido's expulsion from Bogota was aided by a tip from Washington, according to Colombia's foreign minister.

Taipei can’t outspend Beijing to win friends. But it’s got other things going for it.

Theres a significant criminal case of apparent misidentification underway in Bryant involving Joseph K. Black, a 44-year-old assistant manager of a Big Red convenience store there, and the citys police department.

The meals are headed for Honduras.

Washington’s loss of sway over Latin America is by and large self-inflicted.

The man responsible for running Venezuelas oil industry -- the one that pays for virtually everything in the troubled country, from subsidized food to ridiculously cheap gas -- has quit amid investigations into alleged corruption among officials in various parts of the government.

Several countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have maintained diplomatic ties with Taiwan for more than six decades. They see how they “rank higher on…

Processions are a big part of Holy Week for Christians, especially Catholics. But this year, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has banned them. It's part of his ongoing tussle with the Catholic Church, which has emerged as an important part of the political opposition in Nicaragua. Host Marco Werman finds out more from Ryan Berg, director of the Americas program at the Center

Processions are a big part of Holy Week for Christians, especially Catholics. But this year, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has banned. It's part of his ongoing tussle with the Catholic Church, which has emerged as an important part of the political opposition in Nicaragua. Host Marco Werman finds out more from Ryan Berg, director of the Americas program at the Center for