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âAlthough Ecuador currently has the capacity to pay, dropping oil prices and squeezed credit markets are putting... plans to boost spending on education and health care in jeopardyâ By Daniel Denvir The Indypendent
December 14, 2008
Remittance Rates Have Fallen in Recent Months as Immigrants Face Economic Hardship By Jennifer Janisch The Indypendent
December 14, 2008
CODHES Analyzed a Recent Report Regarding the Number of Insurgent Casualties; Either the Colombian Government Exaggerated its Success, or There are More Insurgents than Previously Thought By CODHES The US Office on Colombia
December 14, 2008
First in a Series on Zapatista Autonomous Centers
By Gloria Muñoz RamĂrez Americas Program
December 12, 2008
The Top Question for the President-elect, and Six of the Top 20 on his Change.Gov Website, Seek Long Overdue Changes in the US âWar on Drugsâ By Al Giordano The Field
December 12, 2008
Rampant Corruption on Both Sides of the Border Exacerbate the Ineffectiveness of an Already Failed Strategy By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
December 10, 2008
Itâs a Crucial Moment for Latin America and US Policy, and âChangeâ Will Depend on More and Better Information from Below By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
December 10, 2008
Four Years After the Pioneering Authentic Journalistâs Death: âPeople who should have supported his work simply couldnât be botheredâ By Robert Parry Consortium News
December 10, 2008
US Rep. James Ramstad Was Sole Sponsor of Earmark Funding for âTeen Challenge,â with the Motto: âAddiction Is a Sin, Not a Diseaseâ By Maia Szalavitz The Huffington Post
December 10, 2008
Tear-Gas Launched into House with Two-Year Old Inside By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
December 9, 2008
Lessons of the Chicago Factory Occupation By Al Giordano The Field
December 8, 2008
New Documents Obtained by Narco News Tell a Different Story of Mexicoâs Drug Violence, One More Sinister and Dark than the Media Script of a Simple Turf Battle Between Rival Drug âCartelsâ By Bill Conroy Via the NarcoSphere
December 6, 2008
The Future Doesnât Look Very Bright for the Petaquilla Open Pit Gold and Copper Mine Projects in Panama. Even Though The Company Issued a Press Release Stating They Would Go in Production This Month By Okke Ornstein Via the NarcoSphere
December 5, 2008
On the 75th Anniversary of the Repeal of Alcohol Prohibition, Itâs Time to Repeat History By Ethan A. Nadelmann The Wall Street Journal
December 5, 2008
Community Organizing and Authentic Journalism: Iâd Like to Come to Your Town, City or Campus to Have a Conversation By Al Giordano The Field
December 5, 2008
American Military Training and Texas Guns are Helping Boost Drug-War Violence By Peter Gorman Fort Worth Weekly
December 4, 2008
Renegotiate NAFTA "in Six Months," Meet with ChĂĄvez and Others "in the First Year," Block US-Colombia Trade Deal, and Ease the Cuba Embargo
By Al Giordano The Field
December 1, 2008
A Mexican Police Trainer Fired for Hitting a Female Cadet Has Been Hired by Another Police Force in Guanajuato By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
November 29, 2008
The Man Who Gave Him Mouth-to-Mouth on the Way to Hospital, Remembers the Protests and the Organizing, Discusses Why the Government Went After the Witnesses By World View: Interview with Gustavo Vilchis Chicago Public Radio
November 29, 2008
Plan Colombia to the Merida Initiative: Americaâs Prohibitionist Strategy of Militarizing Drug War Efforts Abroad is Coming Home to Roost as Violence Crosses the Border By Constantino Diaz-Duran The Daily Beast
November 27, 2008
At a Public Meeting with Amnesty USA President Larry Cox, a 15-Year Member of the Group Was Physically Removed After Speaking Against Militarization of Mexico By Alan Gray News Blaze
November 27, 2008
The Man Who Supposedly Murdered the US Videographer Agrees that He Participated in the APPO Protests, but He Maintains that He Never Met the Journalist By Diego Enrique Osorno Milenio
November 27, 2008
Popular Clean Urine Kit Used to Pass Drug Tests Targeted by Feds in Conspiracy Case By Christopher Fee Via the NarcoSphere
November 26, 2008
Sheriff Joe Arpaioâs Policing Tactics, Which Many Call Illegal, May be Paving the Way for Future U.S. Immigration Policy By National Radio Project Making Contact
November 26, 2008
In Arizona, Immigrants Protest Sheriff Joeâs Nativist Agenda By Andrew Stelzer In These Times
November 26, 2008
Despite Threats of Violence, and State Criminal Charges She has Returned Home to Face the Fear that Led Her into Exile By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 26, 2008
Federal Police Say Garcia Lunaâs Bodyguards Witnessed the Head of Mexicoâs Public Security Ministry Discuss an âAgreementâ with a Drug Cartel Gangster By Ricardo Ravelo Proceso
November 25, 2008
Two Years in Exile, on the Date that Federal Police Invaded, the Voice of Popular Radio Picks Up the Cause Again By Corrugated Films corrugatedfilms.blogspot.com
November 25, 2008
âItâs an Exciting Time to Be a Journalistâ By Erin Rosa Denver Fieldhands, for Columbia Journalism Review
November 25, 2008
The Venezuelan President Increased His Vote by 1.3 Million and His Candidates Won 74 Percent of State Governorships on Sunday By Al Giordano Via the NarcoSphere
November 24, 2008
An Extension of Current U.S. Policy in Latin America: Former President Clinton has Earned Nearly $2 Million in Speaking Fees Paid for by Organizations Representing the Business Elite in Nations such as Mexico, Ecuador and Colombia By Bill Conroy Via the NarcoSphere
November 23, 2008
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NYCÂs Raymond W. Kelly is not fit to be WMD Czar by Miguel Contreras (2 Comments)
Arizona ICE special agents violated criminal laws to obtain federal search warrant by Miguel Contreras
Indigenous Peoples censored at UN Climate Forum in Poland by Brenda Norrell (1 Comment)
Why Plan Mexico will Crash and Burn by Kristin Bricker
Hopi Chairman Ben Nuvamsa takes lead to halt Peabody Coal by Brenda Norrell
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Juarez murders shine light on an emerging 'Military Cartel' by Bill Conroy (2 Comments)
On Alcatraz, AIM calls for halt to US/Mexico border wall by Brenda Norrell
Mining Expert Says Petaquilla Likely Never In Production by Okke Ornstein
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