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Countries Warn Their Citizens About U.S. Travel After Mass Shootings

The governments of Venezuela and Uruguay issued warnings about travel to the U.S. after the El Paso and Dayton shootings.
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Massive Blackout Hits More Than 44 Million In South America

Electricity is almost fully restored as of Sunday evening to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, after what one leader called an "unprecedented" power failure.
By Paul Byrne and Luis Andres Henao, AP

Meet Uruguay's First Openly Transgender Senator

Michelle Suarez is vowing to bolster LGBTQ rights.
By Anastasia Moloney, Reuters

Stepping Up The Fight Against Money Laundering And Terrorist Financing

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Uruguay, First Country In The World To Legally Regulate Marijuana, Begins Retail Sales

A historic moment in the fight to end the disastrous War on Drugs.
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17 Epic Places You Never Thought To Travel, But Should

Be a traveler, not a tourist.
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Colombia Decriminalizes Cocaine and Marijuana, As Latin American Momentum for Drug Policy Reform Continues

Colombia's Constitutional Court Friday approved the government's proposal to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of cocaine and marijuana for personal use.
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