Un mega puerto que peligra la vida de al menos un millón de personas. Ver fotos en : http://paraguay.indybay.org y www.lasojamata.org Abogados, miembros de la organización de consumidores ASUCOOP y el sindicato de la Empresa […]
CONTACT: David Lerner, Riptide Communications, 212-260-5000 Sheila Turner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, 202-887-4000 Michael Jones, Harvard Law School, 617-495-9214 HUMAN RIGHTS LAWSUITS BROUGHT AGAINST BOLIVIAN EX-PRESIDENT AND MINISTER OF DEFENSE FOR COMPLICITY IN […]
On Oct. 7, Costa Ricans will vote whether or not to adopt DR-CAFTA, the controversial Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement signed in August 2004 and implemented in 2006 by El Salvador, Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala and Honduras. […]
The Ecuadorian government ordered Canada’s Ascendant Copper to suspend all activities at its controversial Junin project on Tuesday for violating the country’s mining laws. […]
Fuente: Americas Program En abril de 2008 habrá elecciones presidenciales. Por primera vez en 60 años el Partido Colorado puede verse desalojado del palacio de gobierno. Comenzaría así la tan ansiada como postergada transición a […]
Source: Americas Program April 2008 brings presidential elections for Paraguay. For the first time in 60 years the Red Party may find itself thrown out of the presidential palace. Thus will begin the long desired […]
Activists in Peru and the United States are mobilizing against the pending US-Peru Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The US-Peru FTA has passed both the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee, but […]
It has been said a person should not be judged by what he himself says, ratherby his acts. This is even more applicable to governments, though -with respectto the policy and administration of a country- […]
On October 7th 2007, Costa Rica will hold a referendum on DR-CAFTA. This may very well be the first occasion on the history the human race that a final decision about a Free Trade Agreement is made by the entire electorate of a country.
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The book is a triumph in every respect… skillfully interweaving abstract theory, political and social history… [The author] is thorough, but not boring, colorful, without reducing his subjects to the level of vicarious objects for the benefit of literary tourism.
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