Tuesday, February 6th, 2007 @ 18:34 UTC by David Sasaki As old as sin, I mean, alcohol Today’s hemispheric rundown of all things Latin American is a collection of posts all wrapped in the common husk of corn. That’s right, …
Category Archive: In the News
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Analysis: Brazil, U.S. forge ethanol ties
By CARMEN J. GENTILE The United States and Brazil are working to create a partnership for expanding ethanol and other biofuel use in the hemisphere. In months to come, U.S. lawmakers are hoping to lay the foundation for such an …
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December 2006
New Zealand Herald “Chavez says ‘no’ to US rapprochement” By Saul Hudson 12/7/2006 The Panama News “Ecuadoran elections: Correa’s most surprising, most important victory” Source: COHA 12/4/2006 Toronto Star “U.S. failing to engage Latin leaders” By Tim Harper 12/4/2006 OpEd …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.coha.org/december-2006/
November 2006
Political Affairs Magazine “Sunday’s Ecuadorian Elections – an Easy Choice” 11/25/2006 The Bahama Journal “Council Sees Passport Plan As Trade War” By Tameka Lundy 11/23/2006 Christian Science Monitor “Ecuador latest test for Latin leftists” By Sara Miller Llana 11/22/2006 World …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.coha.org/november-2006-2/
October 2006
Christian Science Monitor “No matter who wins in Brazil, the poor still need to act” By Marlene Nadle 10/27/2006 San Diego Union Tribune “Brazil’s Lula could face rough ride in second term” By Angus Macswan 10/25/2006 Washington Post “Ecuador Reaps …
Permanent link to this article: http://www.coha.org/october-2006/
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