Gary Marx

In recent years, U.S. authorities have deported to Haiti some 2,000 criminals of Haitian descent under a controversial policy that some officials here say has helped fuel a wave of...

Two years ago, one of the main crossroads in the Cite Soleil slum was a no man's land where street gangs terrorized residents. Now its turn of fortunes is considered...

Viridiana Calvo dropped gracefully to the ground, her body twisting and turning, as she performed with a dance troupe last month before more than 100 people in this historic coastal...

For years, Colombia's political elite dismissed Gustavo Petro's allegations. Relentlessly denouncing ties among the nation's lawmakers, government officials and paramilitary death squads, the diminutive leftist guerrilla-turned-legislator became one of the...

For years, Colombia's political elite dismissed Gustavo Petro's allegations. Relentlessly denouncing ties among the nation's lawmakers, government officials and paramilitary death squads, the diminutive leftist guerrilla-turned-legislator became one of the...

Two years ago, 17-year-old Bellanira Areiza and seven other peasants were hacked to death with machetes in the lush hills outside this picturesque hamlet in northwest Colombia. Community leaders say...

Colombia's attorney general said Wednesday that he has formally sought information from the U.S. Justice Department as part of a preliminary investigation into Chiquita Brands International. The Ohio-based fruit giant...

President Bush jets off to Latin America on Thursday for a weeklong trip aimed at repairing America's battered public image while beating back a challenge from Venezuela's leftist president, Hugo...

In early January, Cuban writer Jorge Angel Perez flipped on his television set and was stunned to see a government tribute to Luis Pavon, a man long vilified within Cuba's...

Cesar Rodriguez left his hometown of Havana three years ago as part of an army of Cuban doctors sent to Venezuela under an economic accord between the two nations. Only...