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Sebastian Marset has run one of the largest drug-trafficking schemes in South America.
Peru gave the world cocaine, chocolate and the humble spud.
Bolivia has been trying to destigmatise the plant, which is used to make cocaine.
'Exceptional' US growth highlighted as bank’s latest outlook marks an increase.
Violence in parts of the country was top of mind as people stepped into voting booths.
60-year-old Argentine woman watched her Miss Universe dreams melt away.
Financial Times: Aggressive interest rate cuts blamed for black market volatility.
Sprawling multi-year conspiracy involved recruiting couriers to transport her handbags.
The hotel has almost exclusively received 5-star reviews from awe-struck guests.
Reports say a small boat full of decomposing corpses was spotted by fishermen.
Add a slice of pure paradise to your bucket list.
Mercy Ships specialises in free, life-changing surgeries for people in need.
Con artists come in all shapes and sizes.
Move over Rio, it's time to dive into São Paulo's cultural melting pot.
The man spent time in hiding before eventually moving to New Zealand.
Buildhub, another labour hire business, had 60-70 staff. They were all sacked on Friday.
Officers decided it was time to check who's been naughty and nice.
The pair have chosen to part ways as they end their romance on a high note.
Ongoing visa issues have made NZ experience "painful and stressful" for migrant workers.
Penguins, whales and polar icebergs were to be expected. A pint of porter was not.
Financial Times: Fear rises as Caracas claims ‘overwhelming’ mandate to exploit deposits.
Live like a cowboy in the little-known Uspallata Valley.
Come and rent a graveyard by the day, even by the hour, in Buenos Aires.
The 166-strong herd are descendants of animals brought there from Africa by Escobar.
Construction workers were left clinging to cables at a high-rise building development.
Seven years post-peace agreement, Colombia is safer and better than ever.
From sloths to screaming monkeys, cruising the Amazon River is a wild ride.