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The Vatican has defrocked a gay priest from Argentina who supported the country’s gay marriage bill in 2010.

With longer days come longer evenings; the sun no longer sets before we leave the office - and instead, there’s plenty of time to grab a couple bottles of wine and rustle up a meal for those whose faces we want to see again.

Dramatic testimony by an Ecuadorean lesbian who said she was abused & raped in a remote clinic to ’convert’ her from her sexuality has highlighted the growing numbers of ’ex-gay’ clinics & organizations in Latin America.

Set on nearly 100 acres along the shores of the Señoret Channel in Southern Chile, the 57-room soon to be LEED-certified Singular Patagonia, resurrected by fourth generation relatives of the plant’s founders, pays homage to the factory’s thriving past.

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez got half the votes against a divided opposition in Sunday’s primary, giving her re-election campaign a feeling of invincibility.

Argentina is about to have its first gay divorce, not quite a year after a groundbreaking law legalized homosexual marriage.

"Iguazú" means "big water" in the language of the ancients - and apparently, when Eleanor Roosevelt glimpsed the massive Argentine waterfalls, she murmured, "Oh, poor Niagara." Check out the photos from one of the planet’s miraculous wonders.

Imagine scores of butterflies fluttering about your hands and face. You’re heading toward Iguazú Falls in Argentina, the waterfalls that are four times as wide as Niagara - and a candidate for the New Seven Wonders of the World.

The State Department’s annual Human Rights Report documents pervasive anti-LGBT discrimination, harassment and even violence in Uganda, Honduras and other countries around the world.

In a world where fashion and charity are usually associated with glitzy high-society events, a shoe company has proven that anyone can help save the world - one pair of funky canvas shoes at a time.