Train crashes in Argentine, 49 people killed, more than 600 hurt
EITB
49 people were killed in Argentina's worst rail disaster in three decades. Photo: EFE A packed commuter train crashed at a Buenos Aires station during Wednesday's morning rush hour, killing 49 people and injuring more than 600 in Argentina's worst rail ...

LAN slashes Chile-South America fares to promote tourism and air travel
MercoPress
The airline, in a bid to make air travel a more-common method of travel and to gain a bigger foothold in the region, disclosed permanently reduced rates on routes to Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. “This is an excellent opportunity to boost ...
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Epic run through the Andes leads North Shore man through mountainous tunnels
Vancouver Sun
Because of the precipitous slopes of the Andes, the only way to travel between Chile and Argentina in this locale is to tunnel through. This is the crux of the route since Chilean and Argentinian officials have been non-commital on our request to run ...

Argentine commuter train crash in Buenos Aires kills 49 people, hurts 600
Vancouver Sun
BUENOS AIRES - A packed commuter train plowed into the buffers at a Buenos Aires station during Wednesday's morning rush hour, killing 49 people and injuring more than 600 in Argentina's worst rail accident in more than 30 years, officials said.

Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
Palm Beach Post
Travel news, tips and your contributions. Email us: travelsmart@pbpost.com By MICHAEL WARREN The Associated Press BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A packed train slammed into the end of the line in Buenos Aires' busy Once station Wednesday, killing 49 people ...
Argentine commuter train crashes, killing 49 peopleChicago Tribune
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UPDATE 1-Argentine train crash kills 49 people, hurts 600
Chicago Tribune
Hundreds of thousands of people travel into Argentina's capital from the suburbs every day. The dilapidated and overcrowded rail services, run by private companies and heavily subsidized by the state, are plagued by accidents and delays.

The Amazing Race's Misa & Maiya Tanaka interview: We need a redemption
Digital Spy
We got to go to Argentina, we got to travel, I got to be with my sister and we got a lot closer. She got to skydive, I got to play in the sand!" Maiya: "It was great. I loved the people there. I got to interact with a lot of them because I was stranded ...
Q&A: Tanaka sisters on The Amazing RaceU-T San Diego

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Cristina Kirchner told to leave Falkland Islanders alone, by Argentina's ...
Telegraph.co.uk
And news that a delegation of MPs is expected to travel to the remote islands later this year to evaluate defences led to accusations that Britain was escalating the dispute. Argentina stepped up its claims to the Falklands when British companies began ...
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Argentine body sends apology, will probe pug's bout
ABS CBN News
As for calls that GAB formally banned Filipino boxers to travel and fight in Argentina, Tamano said the agency doesn't have the power to enforce such order. "Wala po yun sa jurisdiction namin, since GAB is more of a recommendatory agency," he said.
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Argentina Becoming Gay Tourist Destination
On Top Magazine
By On Top Magazine Staff Argentina, the first Latin American country to legalize gay marriage, is becoming a popular tourist destination for gay travelers. More than 3500 gay nuptials have taken place in Argentina over the past 18 months.

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