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Tuesday November 19 2013
 
 
World News
 
Beirut blasts leave 23 dead
 
Explosions kill at least 23 and wound many others near Iranian embassy in Beirut, as attacks in Hizbollah strongholds in the capital escalate
 
 
 
Fate of German coalition hinges on SPD
 
 
Women lead the revolution in Chile
 
 
OECD cuts global growth forecasts
 
 
German exports 'benefit Spanish economy'
 
 
Fernández returns to duty with reshuffle
 
 
Malawi 'cash-gate' unfolds like a thriller
 
 
Sardinia hit by deadly cyclone
 
 
Data clash with China baby boom fears
 
 
S Korea's new city fails to build acclaim
 
 
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South American women in power
 

 

Michelle Bachelet on the campaign trail

Chile is about to have a new female president, Michelle Bachelet. Brazil already has one, Dilma Rousseff. So too Argentina, in the figure of Cristina Fernández. Add up their three economies, and a combined gross domestic product of $3,000bn will soon be presided over by female leaders. Moreover, this is in a continent more often noted for machismo than women's rights. It just goes to show how often stereotypes can be wrong. Or are they?

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