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Americas

3 Anti-Chávez Parties Pull Out of Election 3 Anti-Chávez Parties Pull Out of Election
By JUAN FORERO
The opposition parties accused Venezuelan electoral officials of favoring that country's populist government.

Mexico's Leader Says He'll Persevere on Migration
By GINGER THOMPSON
A day after President Bush announced steps to increase border security, President Vicente Fox said his government would cooperate.

World Briefing: Europe, Americas, Africa, Asia

Mexican Leader Plans to Broaden Antidrug Enforcement Offices

Liberal Party Loses Vote of Confidence in Canada

World Briefing: Americas, Asia, Europe, Africa

Race Tight After Vote for Honduran President

Venezuela's Leader Covets a Nuclear Energy Program

No-Confidence Vote in Canada Threatens U.N. Climate Change Meeting

Advocate for Coca Legalization Leads in Bolivian Race

World Briefings: Asia, Mideast, Africa, Europe, Americas

Judge Indicts Pinochet on Human Rights Charges

Bath Journal: A Prison Makes the Illicit and Dangerous Legal and Safe

Storm-Swept Yucatán Hotels Fixing Up as Season Nears

Pinochet Held on Charges Linked to Bank Accounts

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Venezuela's Leader Covets a Nuclear Energy Program
Miraflores Palace, via Reuters
Venezuela's Leader Covets a Nuclear Energy Program
By LARRY ROHTER and JUAN FORERO
President Hugo Chávez plans to start a nuclear energy program with the help of Brazil and Argentina.
Argentine President Ousts the Architect of the Country's Economic Recovery
By LARRY ROHTER
Bringing an abrupt end to an alliance that had grown uneasy, Argentina's president fired his economy minister, Roberto Lavagna.

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Jane Perlez and Lowell Bergman examine the tangled strands in a fight over a gold mine in Peru.
• Part One: 30 Tons an Ounce

• In Mexico' s Murders, Fury Is Aimed at Officials

• To Many in the Amazon, Government Comes on a Boat

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