Kelly Hearn

U.S. questions development bank after troubled gas project in Peru
The Inter-American Development Bank, which last year suffered a billion-dollar loss after putting its money into mortgage-backed securities, wants Congress to help pay for a historic $70 billion capital increase to fund projects like development programs in Haiti and environmentally smart mining projects in the Dominican Republic. Published November 8, 2010
Colombia refugees still can't flee gangs
Published September 7, 2010
Colombia's drug war spills across Ecuador border
Published August 24, 2010
U.S.: Troop withdrawal not a deal yet
Published August 9, 2008
Accords let Baghdad try soldiers
Published October 18, 2008
Tough decisions loom on Latin America
Published October 27, 2008
Chavez seen behind unrest in Peru
Published July 6, 2009
U.S. warships surround hijacked vessel
Published September 30, 2008
Iran, China make neuroscience advances
Published October 2, 2008
U.S. freezes assets of three Venezuelans
Published September 13, 2008

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