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 In Peru, melting glaciers lead to water wars Dec. 8: Perfect Storm: Unless the nation of Peru takes immediate action, the ancient Andean glaciers could disappear by 2022--taking with them the runoff that provides 80 percent of the freshwater for the country’s most populous areas. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports. |
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 | An intimate look inside Rio's favelas Oct. 4: With a beauty few cities in the world can match, Rio de Janeiro has always been a natural draw for tourists. But as NBC's Karl Bostic reports, more visitors are looking for the Rio hidden inside these slums. Nightly News |
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 | Mexico under siege The death toll is spiraling throughout Mexico as a war between the country's government and the drug cartels intensifies. more photos |
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 | Lost children of Haiti Amid widespread poverty, thousands of kids are forced to become indentured servants in Haiti |
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 | 'Che' Communist hero to capitalist icon Ernesto "Che" Guevara's revolutionary image takes on different meaning in different places around the world. more photos |
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