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Now playing Next the global conversation Henrique Capriles, the leader of Venezuela's opposition, talks to Euronews "Chavez made the fight against poverty his main aim. 17 years later, it is worse. There are more poor people than ever before." 11/06/2016
Now playing Next Business Brazil: boom to bust story continues as GDP shrinks again Brazil's economy shrank for the fifth straight quarter between January and March. Agriculture, industry and services all declined amid a political crisis and sweeping bribery scandal. 01/06/2016
Now playing Next world news WHO confirms first case in Africa of Brazilian-strain of Zika The Brazilian strain of the Zika virus has been found for the first time in Africa. 20/05/2016
Now playing Next World Jacques Wagner, a former government minister in Brazil is confident Dilma Rousseff can return to power Brazil is experiencing an unprecedented moment in its history with the removal of the elected President Dilma Rousseff. 18/05/2016
Now playing Next Venezuela Venezuela president threatens to seize factories as opposition pushes for referendum Venezuela's president threatens to seize factories amid the ongoing crisis as the opposition warns the country is a time bomb waiting to explode. 15/05/2016
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Now playing Next Panama Panama babies born with microcephaly linked to Zika The health ministry in Panama has confirmed the birth of four babies with microcephaly. 05/05/2016
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Now playing Next Business Bonds are back for Argentina Argentina is back selling government bonds for the first time in 15 years having settled a long-running legal battle with investors after it defaulted on its debts in 2001. 19/04/2016
Now playing Next Brazil Brazilian committee recommends Rousseff impeachment Committee recommends Rousseff impeachment Ex-president, Lula da Silva says it’s coup Vice-president releases audio tape in major gaffe 12/04/2016
Now playing Next world news Ebola outbreak no longer poses global health risk - WHO The West African Ebola outbreak no longer constitutes a major risk to international public health, the World Health Organisation (WHO) announced on 29/03/2016
Now playing Next world news Evidence mounts of link between Zika and underdeveloped brains in babies Further evidence has come to light linking the mosquito-borne Zika virus to the the birth defect known as microcephally, whereby babies are born with 05/03/2016
Now playing Next Brazil Brazilian judge frees Vice President of Facebook in Latin America Argentinian Diego Dzodan was arrested for refusing to hand over to the police information about a user of the message service WhatsApp 02/03/2016
