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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Combative Argentine President Cristina Fernandez has a new enemy: as her popularity falls, top television celebrities turned on her this week for not dealing with crime and street protests. Full Article

Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has failed in his bid to return to office while de facto leader Roberto Micheletti has hung on to power even after being diplomatically isolated. That's because the conservative Central American country's business elite have long controlled politics in one of the region's poorest countries. Full Article | Comments [37]

Does Argentina's presidential couple back the Boudou voodoo? Full Article | Comments [1]

Argentine Congressional candidates stay negative in close race that could define the political future of ex-President Nestor Kirchner and his wife, current President Cristina Fernandez. Full Article
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