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Service Commences Today

Copa Airlines to begin service to Valencia, Venezuela

By eTN Staff Writer

PANAMA CITY, Panama – Copa Airlines will begin service today (Monday, December 1) from Panama and its connecting cities on the American continent to Valencia, Venezuela.

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Venezuela

American tourist slain on sailboat in Venezuela

By AP

CARACAS — An American tourist was shot and killed, and a friend wounded, in an apparent robbery attempt aboard a sailboat on Venezuela's Caribbean coast, police said Monday.

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US Department Of Homeland Security's Transportation Security Administration

TSA issues advisory for travel to Venezuela

By eTN

The US Department of Homeland Security's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced today that the agency has been unable to assess security measures at international airports in Venezuela

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Latin America Tourism

Tourism this week in Latin America

By travelatlatinamerica.com

ARGENTINA
Hilton Hotel to be inaugurated in 2009

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Latin America Tourism

Tourism this week in Latin America

By travelatlatinamerica.com

ARGENTINA
Tam strengthens scheduling from Buenos Aires in winter
This winter, the airline will add seven new frequencies per week, linking Buenos Aires with different points of Brazil. From June 19th to August 10th, it will add departures from Ezeiza to Recife, Porto Seguro, Salvador, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

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Latin America Tourism

Tourism this week in Latin America

By travelatlatinamerica.com

LATIN AMERICA
Grupo Posadas has busy expansion plans Latin American hotelier

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Chavez of Venezuela

Venezuelan president may negotiate for US hostages

By Christopher Toothaker | Associated Press

Caracas, Venezuela - President Hugo Chávez said he will try to facilitate the release of three Americans held captive by Colombia's largest rebel group – even though he has lost contact with the guerrillas.

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Latin America Tourism

Tourism this week in Latin America

By travelatlatinamerica.com

ARGENTINA
Foreign tourism increased by 9.7 percent in January
The number of foreign tourists who entered the country increased by 9.7 percent in January, with 259,265 tourists arriving and 112,034 leaving the country. The total movement of tourists involved 10.2 percent more people than in January of 2007. The average stay was 16.9 ... read more

Latin America Tourism

Tourism this week in Latin America

By travelatlatinamerica.com

ARGENTINA
NEUQUEN El Chanar will have the province’s only luxury hotel
In April, Valle Perdido Wine Resort will open its doors, offering the highest quality of services, just like its wines. The hotel has just been included in The Small Luxury Hotels of the World network.

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South America Conflict

Venezuela resumes ties with Colombia

By VOA News

Venezuela has announced it is restoring diplomatic ties with Colombia, a week after it cut relations over Bogota's cross-border raid into Ecuador.

The presidents of Venezuela, Ecuador and Colombia agreed Friday to peacefully end the dispute at a meeting of the Rio Group in the Dominican Republic. Colombia apologized for its incursion and ... read more

Venezuela Plane Crash

Plane believed crashed in Venezuela

CARACAS - A Venezuelan passenger plane with 46 people aboard went missing and likely crashed in a remote mountain region soon after taking off from an Andean city just before dusk on Thursday, authorities said.

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Venezuela

Easy money for Caracas tourists

Leonardo Camacho, a committed capitalist, has little time for the socialist ideals espoused by President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela. But even for him, the "Bolivarian revolution" has some redeeming features.

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