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The real depreciated to a four-year low (R$2.1815 per U.S. dollar) on  Tuesday as protests against corruption and bad governance continued to swell in the streets of 12 Brazilian cities. The real has declined 9 percent since March forcing the Central Bank to take action to reduce inflationary pressure.

A foreman supervises the procession of megatrucks at the Collahuasi copper mine in Chile. Photo: Nicolas Villaume.

June 19: Read a full report on mining in Peru that builds on the Winter 2013 issue of AQ. 

Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janiero. Photo: Spunkinator

June 19: Brazilians protest World Cup construction costs. More on World Cup preparations from our Summer 2011 issue.

Brazilian protesters take to the streets.  Photo: Beraldo Leal

June 17: Brazilians protest bus fare hikes, inadequate public services and corruption.

The Panama Canal Photo: Kishrieves

June 13: Nicaragua grants Chinese company concession to build a Panama Canal rival.

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Spring 2013 AQ Issue Launch in Los Angeles
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Americas Quarterly presented its Spring 2013 issue at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles.

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AQ Editor-in-Chief Christopher Sabatini looks at the U.S.' heightened attention to Latin America.

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AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth looks at Bolivian President Evo Morales’ decision on Wednesday to oust USAID.
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DREAM activists led by Tania Mattos in New York. Photo: Yardena Schwartz.

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