Pedro Dutour

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Warriors in pink

Pedro Dutour | 11 Mar 2011

From south of the border come stories of selfless courage and compassion.

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After the quake, Chile shows its strengths

Pedro Dutour | 4 Mar 2010

In Latin American terms, it couldn't have happened to a better country.

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Caudillos and constitutions

Pedro Dutour | 4 Apr 2009

The tradition of the charismatic strongman dies hard in Latin America.

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Ecuador’s labyrinth of nebulous ambiguity

Pedro Dutour | 9 Oct 2008

Now that the new president has his politically correct constitution, what will he do with it?

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Immigration taints Latin American views of the US

Pedro Dutour | 19 May 2008

Whoever he is, Latin Americans are sceptical about the neighbourliness of the next gringo President. 

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The scourge of Brazilian slavery

Pedro Dutour | 6 Apr 2007

Tens of thousands of debt slaves work in inhuman conditions in isolated ranches and plantations.

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Dictator's death polarises Chile

Pedro Dutour | 18 Dec 2006

Why did so many Chileans mourn a man whose regimes tortured and murdered thousands?

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Latin America's lurch to the left

Pedro Dutour | 14 Dec 2006

Poverty, anti-Americanism and social progressivism drive new regimes.

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After Castro, what comes next?

Pedro Dutour | 13 Oct 2006

The end draws near for the world's longest-serving leader. How will ordinary Cubans cope?

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FOCUS ON DEVELOPING WORLD CHRISTIANITY
Latin rapture

Pedro Dutour | 17 Aug 2006

A simple message, zealous followers and the weakness of mainstream churches have made Pentecostals the fastest-growing religious group in Latin America.

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