During the trip, Francis callously dismissed accusations against Barros as slander, seemingly unaware that victims had placed him at the scene of Karadima's crimes... READ MORE›
During the trip, Francis callously dismissed accusations against Barros as slander, seemingly unaware that victims had placed him at the scene of Karadima's crimes... READ MORE›
Gross noted Cuba had vastly expanded internet access of its own volition during his time in jail... READ MORE›
Fidel castro diaz-balart was for a time head of cuba's national nuclear program... READ MORE›
The Pope has been criticised since Bishop Barros was announced bishop of Osorno, in south-central Chile, in 2015 despite stiff opposition... READ MORE›
Francis vowed to hold such bishops accountable, but he scrapped a proposed Vatican tribunal to discipline negligent bishops after Vatican canon lawyers objected... READ MORE›
The Barros controversy dominated Francis' just-ended trip to Chile and Peru and exposed his blind spot about clerical abuse... READ MORE›
Chile's conservative President-elect Sebastian Pinera on Tuesday named Senator Baldo Prokurica as incoming mining minister, a key post in the world's top copper exporter... READ MORE›
Juan Carlos Cruz, a high-profile Barros accuser, later took to Twitter to voice his outrage over the pope's remarks... READ MORE›
Pope Francis has apologised for remarks he made last week in Chile defending a bishop accused of covering up sexual abuse... READ MORE›
China is already testing U.S. dominance in Latin America, offering the region 250 billion in investment over the next decade... READ MORE›
People from across the Amazon basin region of Peru, Brazil and Bolivia had travelled in their thousands to meet him... READ MORE›
Francis lamented the pressure being exerted by great business interests that want to lay hands on its petroleum, gas, lumber, gold and industrial scale farming... READ MORE›
Francis lamented the pressure being exerted by great business interests that want to lay hands on its petroleum, gas, lumber, gold and industrial scale farming... READ MORE›
Karadima's victims say Barros knew of the abuse, having seen it, but did nothing... READ MORE›
Karadima's victims say Barros knew of the abuse, having seen it, but did nothing... READ MORE›
The day they bring me proof against Bishop Barros, I'll speak, he said... READ MORE›
Karadima's victims say Barros knew of the abuse, having seen it, but did nothing... READ MORE›
Francis then offered to marry the LATAM flight attendants aboard the Airbus 321 en route to the northern beach city of Iquique, and they readily agreed... READ MORE›
While the vast majority of Chile's estimated 1 million citizens of Mapuche descent oppose violence, a small number rely on it to push their agenda... READ MORE›
Five other churches had previously been hit by arsonists in Chile's capital Santiago... READ MORE›
Five other churches had previously been hit by arsonists in Chile's capital Santiago... READ MORE›
Francis also referred to the more recent violence that has flared in Araucania, the Mapuche heartland and one of Chile's poorest regions... READ MORE›
Five other churches had previously been hit by arsonists in Chile's capital Santiago... READ MORE›
Five other churches had previously been hit by arsonists in Chile's capital Santiago... READ MORE›
In his first event of the day, Francis met privately with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet and addressed lawmakers, judges and other authorities at La Moneda palace... READ MORE›
3 Indigenous discontent On Wednesday, Pope Francis will visit Temuco, a city in southern Chile that acts as the de facto capital for the indigenous Mapuche people... READ MORE›
In his first event of the day, Francis met privately with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet and addressed lawmakers, judges and other authorities at La Moneda palace... READ MORE›
World Bank economist denies accusations of bias against Chile media... READ MORE›
Since Ms. Bachelet's first term in 2006, Chile's ranking has fallen from 25th to 57th... READ MORE›
RaA?l Castro delivered a final eulogy to his brother Fidel on Saturday night before thousands in the city's Plaza of the Revolution Antonio Maceo... READ MORE›
Esteban Santiago, a veteran, allegedly opened fire in a baggage claim area at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International airport on Friday, killing five people and injuring six more... READ MORE›
An emotional Elian Gonzalez fondly remembers Fidel Castro, saying the deceased leader was like a second father to him... READ MORE›
The ashes of Cuba's former leader Fidel Castro arrive in Santiago de Cuba on Dec. 3, 2016... READ MORE›
Fidel Castro's ashes began a four-day journey across the island Wednesday... READ MORE›
Roberto Kozak was born on 14 May 1942, in a rural village in north-east Argentina... READ MORE›
Doug Tompkins had made 150m from the sale of Esprit alone, and Kris had made millions running Patagonia for 20 years... READ MORE›
In Florida, on the other hand, Fidel Castro's death has prompted an emotional and long-awaited celebration among the city's Cuban-American community... READ MORE›
Former neighbour Ursula Candelario in Penuelas recalled seeing Esteban Santiago grow up and said people used to salute him after he joined the Guard... READ MORE›
Indigenous residents of Chile's famed Easter Island have voted to create the largest marine protection zone in Latin America... READ MORE›
A rare snowfall in the Chilean capital Santiago has caused disruption and blackouts, leaving thousands of residents shivering in the dark... READ MORE›
Several Latin American nations have come out strongly against US President Donald Trump's threat of military intervention to solve the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela... READ MORE›
Qatar Airways, American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia and LATAM are all members of the oneworld airline alliance... READ MORE›
President Raul Castro pledges to defend the socialist legacy of his brother Fidel Castro, who died last week aged 90... READ MORE›
The machine works well enough that it is now being heralded as lifeline for people throughout Chile and South America who need access to clean water... READ MORE›
Survival, says McAfee, will depend on companies changing what they see as their bread and butter... READ MORE›
Chile had been one of seven Roman Catholic countries with an abortion ban in all circumstances... READ MORE›
Fidel Castro's African legacy Friendship and freedom Jennifer Diaz, a 14-year-old ninth-grader, was able to get a picture of Castro... READ MORE›
An urn containing Castro's ashes was brought by soldiers to the cemetery of Santa Ifigenia in Santiago, 800km south-east of Havana... READ MORE›
Emergency teams are working on the ground to connect with isolated persons and re-establish the water supply wherever possible, Chilean president Michelle Bachelet wrote on Twitter... READ MORE›
The route will retrace his Caravan of Liberty the journey he made from Santiago to Havana in 1959, to announce that his guerrilla army had taken over... READ MORE›
Several Catholic churches have been vandalised in Chile in advance of Pope Francis' visit to the country next week... READ MORE›
Fidel Castro's ashes will be placed in the Ifigenia Cemetery, where Cuban independence hero Jose Marti is buried... READ MORE›
Francis has been credited by some with taking more decisive action on abuse cases than his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, did... READ MORE›
REUTERS Pablo Sanhueza Unlike most countries in Latin America, voting is not mandatory in Chile, a country of 17 million people with a 250 billion economy... READ MORE›
Argentinians fear the government made Santiago Maldonado disappear... READ MORE›
The ashes of Fidel Castro are to be laid to rest in a mausoleum in Santiago's Santa Ifigenia cemetery alongside Cuban independence hero Jose Marti... READ MORE›
In her memoir, Mi Life with Pablo Neruda, the poet's wife and muse Matilde Urrutia never mentioned Araya's claim... READ MORE›
Researchers are now set to perform a virtual facelift on the ancient mummies, reconstructing their facial features and muscles by using hi-tech processing... READ MORE›
Still, the president's remarks left a beleaguered White House staff particularly demoralized... READ MORE›
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