Latin America News Headlines
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Social entrepreneurs say they face tough hurdles but making headway
SAN FRANCISCO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Greater support from the public, governments and investors is needed to boost the work of entrepreneurs using business for social good, said industry activists and organizers after a Thomson Reuters Foundation poll highlighted these as key issues.
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Rugby-Wallabies hope Timani can be a smash hit on debut
MELBOURNE, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Lopeti Timani, the youngest brother of three Tonga-born internationals, was a battering ram on Super Rugby fields this year and the 25-year-old forward will hope to be a smash hit off the bench in his Wallabies test debut against Argentina.
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NFL standings
Sept 16 (Gracenote) - Standings from the NFL on Thursday
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Rugby-Pumas to target Australia's 'Fooper' combination
MELBOURNE, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Upsetting the Wallabies' new playmaking axis of Bernard Foley and Quade Cooper will be important for Argentina's hopes of felling the hosts in Perth on Saturday, according to winger Lucas Amorosino.
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Millennials lead private media opening in Communist-run Cuba
HAVANA (Reuters) - A handful of independent, web-based news outlets in Cuba are chipping away at the Communist-run island's half-century state media monopoly, challenging the official version of reality.
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Study confirms Zika causes brain birth defects, questions remain
LONDON (Reuters) - Early results from a crucial case-control study in Brazil have confirmed a direct causal link between Zika virus infection in pregnant women and the brain damaging birth defect microcephaly in their babies, scientists said on Thursday.
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Mexico central bank watching weak peso's impact on inflation
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank will pay close attention to inflationary pressures stemming from the weak peso while deciding monetary policy, deputy governor Manuel Sanchez said on Thursday.
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Colombia accepts role in 1980s killings of leftist politicians
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on Thursday acknowledged the state's responsibility in the killing of thousands of members of a leftist political party three decades ago and pledged to prevent such assassinations again.
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FIFA gives Guatemala soccer body October suspension deadline
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Soccer's global governing body, FIFA, on Thursday gave Guatemala's soccer federation until Oct. 1 to avoid suspension by reinstating an oversight committee formed after the arrest of its president.
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FIFA to suspend Guatemalan national soccer federation-official
(Corrects quote to clarify Fedefut suspension)
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