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Without forgetting their past, Latin American countries should look more to the future. Instead of spending so much time on their fallen independence heroes. TAGGED: Honduras, Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador, Felipe Calderon, Mexico, Simon Bolivar, Hugo Chavez, Venezuela, 200th anniversary of the independence of several Latin American RECOMMENDED ARTICLES| Resource nationalism is condemned to join other 'progressive' economic recipes in the dustbin of history. Sadly, for Latin America, many of its people will find out the hard way. more ›› |
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