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Guardian Professional,
11 Sep 2014:
NGOs must acknowledge the risks to livelihoods and food security and teach smallholders to diversify for higher profits, writes Joshua Smith
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9 Sep 2014: Experts say meteorite cannot be ruled out, but lack of accounts of fireball in sky suggest something else is behind event
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8 Sep 2014:
Officials appeal for witnesses after residents report a loud boom but no one reports seeing the space rock streaking in the sky
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8 Sep 2014: Asteroid fragment thought to have caused large crater and loud noise but uncertainty remains as no streak of light seen in sky
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27 Aug 2014: Property owners express concerns about unfair compensation as one of history's biggest infrastructure projects is launched
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15 Aug 2014:
Lizard diet ridiculed but Central America’s poorest country is facing hunger because of poor harvests and rising food prices
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5 Aug 2014: Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann was banned from ministries in 1985 as part of crackdown on 'Marxist thought' in Catholic church
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16 Jul 2014: Decision to reopen signals intelligence facility south of Havana follows Russia forgiving 90% of Cuba's unpaid Soviet-era debts
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8 Jul 2014:
Waterway is hoped to lift central American country out of poverty but critics warn of legal, environmental and economic pitfalls
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15 Apr 2014:
Swaths of rainforest affected by 'narco-deforestation' caused by landing strips and roads built by and for drug traffickers, reports Frédéric Saliba
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Gallery (18 pictures),
30 Mar 2014:
Across Central America, the changing climate has caused a catastrophe for those who depend on the region's most important cash crop: coffee. In the last two years, warmer temperatures and higher humidity levels have contributed to the spread of the roya - or coffee rust – a fungus that attacks leaves and fruits. Whole plantations have been destroyed and tens of thousands of campesinos have lost their jobs
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30 Mar 2014:
Rising temperatures due to climate change are fuelling the growth of 'rust', a disease ravaging coffee plantations in Latin America. Alex Renton reports from Nicaragua's Jinotega hills, where starving villagers are desperate to save their livelihoods
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27 Mar 2014:
$50m grants scheme will support delivery of reproductive health services in Uganda, Burkina Faso, Senegal and Nicaragua
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26 Mar 2014:
Independent counsel who painstakingly investigated the Iran-Contra scandal
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27 Feb 2014:
Originally published in the Guardian on 27 February 1987: The Tower Commission finds that the President had not been told enough about the affair to cover it up
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