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In January 2009 on a cruise bound for Buenos Aires, 464 people took ill as the ship sailed between Brazil’s northern city Salvador and Rio de Janeiro.

Reading the New York Times the other day, I came upon an interesting article about Hillary Clinton's upcoming trip to South America. Not surprisingly, the Secretary of State had no ...

GO CITYBREAK: From sultry dancers and crumbling mansions to fine art and skyscrapers, this stunning capital has it all. It’s hard to believe you’re in South America, writes SOPHIE PARKER ...

officials to travel to the country to check on procedures. Investigators could end up relying on the same people they are probing to provide protection. Earlier this year, Somalia's main ...

Air Canada is resuming scheduled service to Santiago, Chile, following the re-opening of Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport (SCL) to commercial operations. Air Canada's five times weekly service to Santiago, ...

A late change to Hillary Clinton’s travel plans resulted in a meeting in Buenos Aires last night between the US Secretary of State and President Fernández de Kirchner — giving ...

Muscat, Oman, 10 March 2010: Amadeus, a global leader in technology and distribution solutions for the travel and tourism industry, today announced the launch of Amadeus SMS solution, an industry-first ...

Foreign Office minister Chris Bryant suggested Argentine protests were unnecessary, as London was ready to work with Buenos Aires on the issue. "We mustn't lose sight of the fact that ...

The start of a Princess cruise scheduled to begin today in Valparaiso, Chile will be delayed until Thursday to accommodate passengers having trouble reaching the ship following Saturday's massive earthquake. ...

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will add a stop in Argentina to her Latin American tour, U.S. officials said on Sunday. Clinton will travel from Uruguay, where she is attending ...