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Full Coverage: Latin America and the Caribbean

November 2007

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11/30/2007 Perinteiden massaturismi vaarantaa perinteisten yhteisöjen elinoloja Keski-Amerikassa. Ekologisesti kestävämpi yhteisöturismi tarjoaa sen sijaan uusia mahdollisuuksia Keski-Amerikan maaseutualueiden yhteisöjen kehittämiseen.
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From: UnMundo América Latina
Related: [Central America] [Tourism]
11/29/2007 Dr. Jean "Bill" Pape, founder of the first Haitian clinic to investigate the Caribbean AIDS epidemic, is seeing infection rates drop thanks to pro-condom campaigns, increased HIV-screening, and safer blood banks.
From: Heroes of HIV
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Related: [Haiti]
11/28/2007 "Teidän maissanne yhtiöt voivat olla puhtaita, mutta meillä ne eivät ole", kertoo ecuadorilainen Wilman Jiménez. Hänen maassaan öljy-yhtiöt jättävät jälkeensä saasteita, käyttökelvotonta maata, juomakelvotonta vettä ja köyhyyttä.
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From: OneWorld España
Related: [Ecuador] [Poverty] [Corporations] [Pollution]
An indigenous Guarani child from Brazil.
11/27/2007 Two Brazilian indigenous communities have successfully reclaimed their lands after a 40-year occupation by a powerful cellulose company. Their victory exemplifies the increasing unity, militancy, and efficacy of rural and indigenous factions in Brazil.
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From: North American Congress on Latin America
Related: [Brazil]
Image: An indigenous Guarani child from Brazil. © Centro de Medios Independientes de Colombia Indymedia
HIV/AIDS information materials being distributed to truck drivers by a local NGO and the local truck drivers union.(Credit: UNAIDS/A.Vasconcelos)
11/27/2007 Brazil's ability to negotiate price reductions with pharmaceutical companies for patented HIV/AIDS drugs saved the country $1 billion between 2001 and 2005, according to a study.
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From: SciDev.Net
Related: [Brazil]
Image: HIV/AIDS information materials being distributed to truck drivers by a local NGO and the local truck drivers union.(Credit: UNAIDS/A.Vasconcelos)
11/22/2007 Useimmat Latinalaisen Amerikan maat ovat onnistuneet tasapainottamaan talouttaan ja toteuttamaan köyhyyden vähentämistä edesauttavia uudistuksia, kiittelee OECD:n tuore talouskatsaus. Ongelmia kuitenkin riittää: yksi suurimmista ovat maailman suurimpiin kuuluvat tuloerot.
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From: Ulkoministeriö
Related: [Economy]
11/21/2007 Human rights activists gathered to demand the closure of a school at Fort Benning, in the U.S. state of Georgia, where, they charge, some of Latin America's worst human rights abusers learned their cruel tactics.
From: truthout
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Related: [United States]
11/21/2007 Guanabaranlahti Rio de Janeiron edustalla Brasiliassa on osa lumoavan kaunista maisemaa. Todellisuus saasteineen on kuitenkin paljon kuvajaista karumpi: yritykset vesien puhdistamiseksi ovat toistaiseksi kuin pisara valtameressä.
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From: Suomen IPS
Related: [Brazil] [Water/Sanitation] [Health]
11/20/2007 Brazilian bloggers are commemorating today the death of a runaway slave and national hero by debating how far their vastly multicultural society has come towards ending racism.
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From: Global Voices Online
Related: [Brazil]
Meksikon ja Yhdysvaltojen välinen raja-aita.
11/20/2007 Arizonan osavaltio on takavarikoinut meksikolaissiirtolaisten kotiinsa lähettämiä varoja 14 miljoonan dollarin verran. Viranomaiset väittävät rahojen menevän ihmissalakuljettajille, vaikka tutkimuksia yksittäisten lähetysten kohteista ei ole tehty.
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From: UnMundo América Latina
Related: [Mexico] [United States] [Migration]
Image: Meksikon ja Yhdysvaltojen välinen raja-aita. © Independent Media Center
A political analyst noted that, "For the first time in the history of Guatemala, the election was won with the rural vote, the indigenous vote."
11/20/2007 Four members of an election monitoring delegation reflect on Guatemala's recent presidential race and conclude that ongoing changes are "creating space for democracy."
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From: Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Related: [Guatemala]
Image: A political analyst noted that, "For the first time in the history of Guatemala, the election was won with the rural vote, the indigenous vote." © North American Congress on Latin America
© European Commission
11/20/2007 As European Union development ministers meet in Brussels to discuss Economic Partnership Agreements today, a leading international charity warns that signing proposed temporary "framework agreements" would damage economies in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific countries and undermine regional economic integration.
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From: Oxfam International
Related: [Africa] [Asia and the Pacific] [Europe] [Caribbean]
Image: © European Commission
11/14/2007 "On surkuhupaisaa, että niin monet Stora Enson työntekijät menettävät Suomessa työnsä. Stora Ensosta ei ole nimittäin meille Brasiliassa mitään hyötyä", sanoo Brasilian maattomien maatyöläisten liikkeen MST:n johtaja.
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From: Maailman Sivu ry
Related: [Brazil] [Economy] [Corporations]
11/14/2007 An alliance of peasants, indigenous peoples, and rights groups is declaring that U.S.-Mexico free trade in corn is not just about food, lost jobs, and confiscated land -- it is about the very identity of the Mexican people.
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From: Grassroots International
Related: [Mexico]
11/14/2007 President Chavez of Venezuela faces the most serious threat since the 2002 military coup, with violent street demonstrations by privileged university students leading to major street battles in Caracas, says James Petras.
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From: Share The World's Resources
Related: [Venezuela]
11/13/2007 Kehitysmaiden lapsille suunnattu tietokone löytää tiensä vielä tämän vuoden puolella myös Peruun, Meksikoon, Etiopiaan, Ruandaan, Haitiin ja Intiaan. Käyttöönoton lähestyessä alkuperäinen sadan dollarin kannettava on hinnaltaan jo lähes kaksinkertainen.
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From: Digital Opportunity Channel
Related: [Uruguay] [Peru] [Mexico] [India] [Haiti] [Education] [Intermediate Technology] [International Cooperation] [ICT]
11/12/2007 Hondurasissa, Panamassa ja Guatemalassa Aids on yksi yleisimmistä kuolinsyistä. YK:n Nicaraguassa järjestetty Keski-Amerikan HIV/Aids-kokous lupaa lisää resursseja taudin vastaiseen työhön.
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From: OneWorld España
Related: [Central America] [HIV/AIDS]
11/08/2007 The Mexican government should have taken preventative measures to lessen the effects of last week's torrential rains, which inundated 80 percent of the Mexican state of Tabasco, say experts.
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From: Inter Press Service (IPS)
Related: [Mexico]
The world's poorest live on less than 50 cents a day.
11/07/2007 Despite much progress reducing poverty worldwide, a substantial number of the world's poorest people are being left behind, according to a report by the International Food Policy Research Institute.
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From: International Food Policy Research Institute
Related: [Africa] [Asia and the Pacific] [Development] [Poverty]
Image: The world's poorest live on less than 50 cents a day. © Hartmut Schwarzbach/UNEP
11/07/2007 Uruguay is the first country to place an official order for child-friendly laptops from the One Laptop Per Child initiative, and Peru looks set to follow.
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From: SciDev.Net
Related: [Peru] [Uruguay]
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