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A Paraguayan court has sentenced an 87-year-old former policeman to 30 years in jail for brutal torture carried out during the country's military dictatorship, according to the ruling released on Tuesday.That year saw a spate of mass arrests at the height of "Operation Condor" that saw South America's military dictatorships club together to hunt down and eliminate left-wing dissidents across national borders.

The former prime minister will hold talks with Paraguayan President Santiago Pena and foreign minister Ruben Ramirez Lezcano.

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The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM in London on Monday. ---------- AIM - WINNERS ---------- Petards PLC, up 26% at 7.38 pence, 12-month range 2.13p-11.95p. The security...

Atome PLC - Leeds, England-based green fertiliser company raises GBP1.8 million through issuing 3.6 million new shares in a subscription and placing at 50 pence each, an 11% discount to Fridays...

Green fertiliser specialist Atome has raised £1.8m before expenses, it announced on Monday, to expedite its Villetta Project in Paraguay.

This article takes a look at 16 safe and affordable cities in South America for expats.

Halfway into February and the month has already broken several temperature records, latest data shows, following a trajectory of last year that ended as the hottest ever. | World News

Experience the magic of Filipino cinema with CCP Lakbay Sine's free screenings of award-winning films across Metro Manila, including "Liway" and "Blue Room." Join us for a journey through the Philippines' rich cinematic heritage.

Though the UK seeks a reset in Argentine relations, the visit will deliver a simple message: the Falklands will remain British until islanders say otherwise