Topic: Jorge Rodriguez

Purdue University scientists say chemists trying to predict how complex biological molecules react with others may soon get help from quantum physics.

Venezuela's electoral authorities said Saturday an audit of the vote on President Hugo Chavez's rule found no proof of fraud.

Latin American stocks registered slight gains as surging oil prices in the international market weighed in on indexes.

Venezuela has invited international observers from the Carter Center and the Organization of the American States to monitor its upcoming presidential referendum

Chile is risking major power shortages as neighboring Argentina has decided to lower its gas exports. Chile buys all of its gas from Argentinean producers, with

Stocks across Latin America were mostly up this week, as Brazil's political woes seemed to settle and Mexico's local index hit record highs.

Chile's electricity supply is facing serious shortage threats in the next few years due to a lack of investment from local generator companies. The situation is

Trade talks between the United States and Chile are being increasingly mired by the heated rhetoric of both countries' authorities as well as the inability to reach an agreement on the ever-thorny issue of agriculture.

The controversy surrounding the Canadian Noranda's $2.7 billion aluminum project in southern Chile continues to grow, as executives of the influential salmon industry are threatening to cease operations if the government gives it the go-ahead.

Eddie Johnson scored the winning goal in overtime Thursday night, giving Dallas a 4-3 victory over D.C. United that kept the Burn's hopes for a first-round, hom