61. General Seeks Boost For Latin American Armies The top US general for latin America wants regional armies to help fight the Hill also noted that branches of Middle Eastern terrorist organizations http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0430-08.htm

Home Newswire About Us Donate ... Archives Headlines Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Friday, April 30, 2004 by the San Francisco Chronicle General Seeks Boost for Latin American Armies Top official at U.S. Southern Command wants to wage war on terror south of border by Jack Epstein The top U.S. general for Latin America wants regional armies to help fight the war on terror a strategy that some observers say could result in a return to widespread human rights abuses of past decades. In the 20th century, all Latin American militaries had to do was call someone a communist, and that person became fair game. With revitalized militaries, terrorism could become the communism of the 21st century that puts someone under a death sentence. Harley Shaiken, chairman of UC Berkeley's Center for Latin American Studies Last month, Gen. James Hill, head of the government agency most engaged with Latin America, the U.S. Southern Command, told a congressional panel that Washington "must take comprehensive measures in our region to combat international terrorism," which he said included strengthening Latin militaries. Terrorists throughout Latin America "bomb, murder, kidnap, traffic drugs, transfer arms, launder money and smuggle humans," Hill told the House Armed Services Committee.

62. Latin America speeches at the Second latin American Congress of Rural organizations (Congreso The Congress marked a turning point in latin American revolutionary http://www.zmag.org/ZMag/articles/articles/petrasoct98.htm

Latin America The New Revolutionary Peasantry The growth of peasant-led opposition to neoliberalism By James Petras I was invited to give one of the inaugural speeches at the Second Latin American Congress of Rural Organizations (Congreso Latinoamericano de Organizaciones del Campo, CLOC) that took place in Brazil November 3-7, 1997. There were approximately 350 delegates from practically every country in Latin America (only Uruguay and El Salvador were absent). The Congress marked a turning point in Latin American revolutionary politics as it signaled the revival and dynamic growth of popularly organized, independent struggles to overthrow the neo-liberal regimes and to create a humane and egalitarian alternative. In contrast, the Chilean peasant organizations are largely adjuncts of electoral party elites (Socialist and Christian Democrats) who are part of a government coalition implementing a neo-liberal agenda. These organizations have little capacity to organize and are beholden to the state for their meager subsidies. The influence and power of peasant movements is evident: In Ecuador the peasant and Indian movements spearheaded the movement that forced the resignation of President Bucaram, on corruption charges and attempts to impose an IMF free market agenda on the people.

63. Conservation Training In Latin America In 1961, with the help of UNESCO, the first latin American conservation training Several privately funded organizations are sponsoring projects in the http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/waac/wn/wn13/wn13-2/wn13-210.html

Volume 13, Number 2, May 1991, pp.18-21, map Conservation Training in Latin America by Suzanne Deal Booth Latin American countries have a tremendously rich and varied cultural heritage, including Precolumbian artifacts and sites; textiles, paintings and polychrome sculpture from the Spanish-Colonial period; as well as contemporary art and architecture. This vast heritage exists in a wide range of environments and conditions, from tropical rain forests in Brazil to the deserts and cold regions of Argentina, Chile and Peru. It is really quite difficult to generalize about the problems and conditions for the artistic and cultural heritage in a region as large and diverse as Latin America; however, some general observations can be made as long as we keep in mind that we are speaking of 21 independent countries spread over approximately 7,000,000 square miles12% of the earth's land surface. Many countries in Latin America have well-established policies and institutions that govern the protection of their cultural wealth. During the past twenty years, the protection of cultural property in Latin America has taken great strides, and many regional conservation centers, as well as conservation training programs, have been established. Even with these developments, Latin America's enormous and diverse cultural heritage continues to be in great need of conservation, and increasing demands are being placed on the small yet growing number of professionals in these areas, largely because funds are not always adequate for the pressing conservation tasks at hand.

64. Browse Topic: Latin America latin America program to promote selfhelp development by awarding grantsdirectly to local organizations throughout latin America and the Caribbean. http://www.library.okstate.edu/govdocs/browsetopics/latinam.html

Browse Topics Index OSU Library Government Documents OSU Library OSU Latin America Department of State The State Dept. formulates, represents and implements the President's foreign policy. The Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs advises the Secretary and guides the operation of the U.S. diplomatic establishment in Latin America and the Caribbean. Topics ranging from Arms Control to Women's issues are included in the International Topics and Issues section. Since the 1994 Summit of the Americas , the State Department has served as the informal secretariat of the process. Archival electronic material from the Department of State is maintained in the Electronic Research Collection , by the Daley Library at the University of Chicago. State Department publications with country-specific information include: Background Notes , short overviews of basic information about countries; Country Reports on Human Rights Practices , annual reports to the U.S. Congress; Country Reports on Economic Policy and Trade Practices , information on the extent of U.S. economic involvement in other countries; Diplomatic List , published quarterly, this contains the names of members of the diplomatic staffs of all missions in the U.S. and their spouses.

65. The NarcoSphere || Authentic Journalism Of The Masses Financial Times US Losing Control in latin America. By Sean Donahue, of sixZapatista meetings with representatives of organizations and Civil Society http://narcosphere.narconews.com/

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66. PROGRAM OVERVIEW journalism, government, or nongovernmental organizations. The concentrationis administered by the latin American Studies Concentration Committee http://www.jcu.edu/politicalscience/dhahn/LatinAmericanStudies/latprogram.html

Latin American Studies Overview of the Concentration Contents: Description Rationale Goals Career Opportunities Click Map for Courses and Requirements Description Bringing together the courses at John Carroll University relevant to the study of Latin American culture, social structure, politics, and history, the goal of this concentration is to offer students the opportunity to develop a basic level of expertise in Latin American studies. A student who completes the concentration enhances his or her liberal arts education with a foreign area specialization. Depending upon the particular major, this concentration will prepare a student for advanced study at the graduate level or for a career in business, journalism, government, or non-governmental organizations. The concentration is administered by the Latin American Studies Concentration Committee (LASCC). The LASCC is composed of faculty from several departments in the College of Arts and Sciences. The Co-Coordinators are Drs. María Marsilli (HS) and Dwight Hahn (PO). TOP Rationale As a neighboring region, Latin America has always been a crucial area of interest for the United States. In recent years, the region's fundamental importance has been underscored by significant events: militarization of the "war on drugs" in Colombia, political confrontations in Central America, development of the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, Mexico's entry into the North American Free Trade Agreement, "redemocratization" of many of the region's political systems, and the potential global consequences of the destruction of significant parts of Latin America's natural environment. For students with a strong interest in these and other issues, the concentration in Latin American Studies can open the door to a challenging and rewarding career as a Latin American specialist.

67. Issues: Perspectives (October 1997): Teaching The History Of Race In Latin Ameri A course on race relations in latin America should start with a broad survey ofthe indigenous, Directory of History Departments and organizations http://www.historians.org/perspectives/issues/1997/9710/9710TEC.CFM

Print View l From the Teaching column in the October 1997 Perspectives Teaching the History of Race in Latin America By Julio Cesar Pino Contributing Editor's Note: This essay not only delineates a structure and language for teaching about race in Latin America, it also represents a useful introduction for historians looking to strengthen the Latin America portion of their world civilization surveys. The Precolonial Triple Heritage A course on race relations in Latin America should start with a broad survey of the indigenous, Iberian, and African populations on the eve of conquest, emphasizing their cultural uniqueness and also the political limits to their view of themselves and outsiders as members of a separate race. calpuli in Central Mexico and ayllu Spain is also a modern invention. Before 1492 it did not feature a national labor market or currency, and hardly any trans-regional trade. The ruling class of hidalgos (nobles) made money through pillage and other forms of extralegal expansion. Spanish cities had won a great deal of autonomy from the national state, and fueros (legal and political privileges held by local elites) limited the outreach of state power. Only the Catholic Church and the experience of the

68. Teaching English In Latin America Teachers tend to agree that latin American students are a joy to teach because they Large branch of USbased teaching organization; head office 915 S http://www.transitionsabroad.com/listings/work/esl/articles/workinlatinamerica.s

Web Transitions Abroad Home Work Study Travel ... Living Overview of Job Prospects for Teaching English in Latin America Related Topics Teaching English Abroad Articles, Schools and Jobs Teaching English in Latin America Latin American Links for Teaching English Susan Griffith's Bio Work in Latin America English Language Links Visitors and Residents By Susan Griffith 1800-Countries.com Free Maps for Personal Webpages The vast continent of South America holds an almost infinite range of opportunities for anyone who wants to share their native English. From the specialized training for the business communities of Santiago and Brasilia to the informal conversation exchanges with Mexican fishermen and Venezuelan waiters, the English language provides a link between visitors and residents. In the big cities the greatest demand for English comes from the business community. And because of the strong commercial links between the two American continents, the demand tends to be for American English. The whole continent is culturally and economically oriented towards the U.S. exchanges.state.gov

69. Hispanic/Latino Organization Directory latin American Association a non-profit organization that provides latino League of United latin American Citizens (LULAC) - organization for the http://www.joblatino.com/hispanic.html

Hispanic/Latino Organizations When you click on any of the links below, a new window will pop up. Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies (AHAA) - promoting the growth, strength and professionalism of the Hispanic marketing and advertising industry to a diverse audience of business, government and educational institutions. Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA) - the leading professional association dedicated to enhancing opportunities for Latinos in the accounting, finance and related professions. California Chicano News Media Association (CCNMA) - promoting diversity in the news media and news coverage by ensuring that Latinos and other people of color have careers and become decision makers in print and broadcast newsrooms. California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce (CHCC) - represent the interest of over 400,000 Hispanic-owned businesses in the State of California. With a network of over 60 Hispanic chamber and business associations throughout the state. Committee for Hispanic Children and Families (CHCF) - provides child care training and referral services, youth services such as family counseling and after school care, health education addressing AIDS/HIV, domestic violence prevention and education, and public advocacy.

70. Bill's Aboriginal Links: International latin American Network Resources latin World WWW Virtual Library latin MesoAmerican Indigenous Rights Center Organization of American States http://www.bloorstreet.com/300block/aborintl.htm

Aboriginal Links International Latin America Australia New Zealand International ... Environment Latin America Latin American Network Resources Latin World WWW Virtual Library: Latin American Studies Abya Yala Net ... Spanish to English Automatic Translation Mexico Society and Culture of Mexico Map of Mexico LANIC: Mexico Links Latin World Mexican Links ... Bibliography: Books About Mexico Central America Central America Maps (Magellan) Institute for Central American Development Studies Indigenous Peoples in Central America Maya Peoples in Mexico and Guatemala ... Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (Panama) South America South America Maps (Magellan) GAIA Forest Conservation: South America WHA: Native Peoples in South America) Indigenous Literature (South America) ... Amanaka'a Amazon Network Australian Links Australia Maps (Magellan) WWW Virtual Library: Aboriginal Studies Koori Net The Term "Koori" ... OzWeb New Zealand Links New Zealand Maps (Magellan) New Zealand/Aotearoa on the Web Introduction to The Maori Maoritanga ... New Zealand Information Other Pacific Links WWW Virtual Library: Pacific Studies Maps of the Pacific (Magellan) South Pacific Information Network Pacific Island Report (News) ... Oceanian Governments Online International Links Hieros Gamos: Native Peoples Law News OneWorld: Land Rights Updates Center for World Indigenous Studies International Indian Treaty Council ... Court Upholds Border Crossing Right (1997, Can)

71. CIMD Links World Bank s latin American and Caribbean Region Technical Department Hispanic Organization for Corporate Responsibility latin American Trade Council http://mati.eas.asu.edu:8421/links.html

Scholarships, etc. Latin American Centers University of Texas Latin American Net University of Florida Center for Latin American Studies Minority On Line Information Service National Hispanic University ... Affirmative Action Information Jobs/Career Opportunities Comprehensive Latin Links Career Mosaic Center Cultural Diversity Stanford University employment Birdwell International, LLC (Music) music publishers seeking new artists, songwriters, music directors, music distributors for Latin America. Hispanos Unidos America's Job Bank Career Magazine Career Resource Homepage ... Monster Board! Surf our web pages and find new job listings weekly. National Alumni Placement Association SkillSearch Corporation SkillSearch is a leader in career networking and database recruiting services. TKO Personnel, Inc. Jobs in Japan. Career Mosaic Saludos World Bank's Latin American and Caribbean Region Technical Department Hispanic.com ... Minority Affairs Forum At UC Davis is a site devoted to minority-related issues in education. His site contains many full-text documents on topics such as immigration, affirmative action, bilingual education, and race relations. Inter-University Program for Latino Research Information in Spanish The Multilingual Internet Glossary Project (NETGLOS) GLOSARIO DE INTERNET Internet Para Empezar Que es el WWW?

72. Latin American And Caribbean Studies Washington Office on latin America. WOLA is an organization whose purpose is topromote human rights issues, equitable economic development and sustainable http://library.albany.edu/subject/lacs.htm

Latin American and Caribbean Studies Associations and Organizations Electronic Journals and Newspapers General Subject Collections Human Rights ... Statistics and Government Publications Last Updated: June 14, 2005 This page is maintained by Jesus Alonso Associations and Organizations Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO) A non-governmental association of institutions which provide information on current social sciences research, publication lists, a directory of researchers, and links to other sites of interest. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) An international organization created to promote education, research and technical cooperation among the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. Latin American Studies Association (LASA) The largest professional association for individuals and institutions involved with Latin America. Organization of American States The oldest regional organization in the world. All countries in the Americas are members. The OAS collects data on economic, political and social issues of member states. Washington Office on Latin America WOLA is an organization whose purpose is to promote human rights issues, equitable economic development and sustainable development in Latin America. The site contains a variety of articles on these issues.

73. AMICC ASPA hurting US interests in latin America While speaking before the United States MoveOn.org, an online advocacy organization with more than 2 million http://www.amicc.org/

The AMICC website is a comprehensive repository of information about the United States and the International Criminal Court. Click on the links above or follow our site index for a detailed listing of covered topics. ICC News Bolton apppointed U.S. Ambassador to the UN : On August 1st, President Bush used his constitutional authority to appoint John Bolton US Ambassador to the United Nations without Senate confirmation. Bolton may begin a renewed effort in various UN resolutions to remove ICC supporting language and exempt UN peacekeepers from ICC jurisdiction. ICC Prosecutor addresses UN Security Council : On June 29th, Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo briefed the Security Council on the status of his investigation in Darfur. He declared: "there is a significant amount of credible information disclosing the commission of grave crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court having taken place in Darfur." The Prosecutor's report reiterates that the investigation will focus on the persons most responsible for the crimes and that these efforts could be complemented by traditional African methods for justice and reconciliation. It also states that

74. Reader's Companion To American History - -LATIN AMERICA-U.S. RELATIONS The histories of the United States and latin America are intimately related. defense treaties and to participate in the Organization of American States, http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/rcah/html/ah_051700_latinamerica.htm

Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Contributors ... World Civilizations The Reader's Companion to American History LATIN AMERICA-U.S. RELATIONS The histories of the United States and Latin America are intimately related. Consider both that St. Augustine (the oldest city in the United States), Pensacola, New Orleans, San Antonio, Santa Fe, and many others were once Spanish towns and that citizens of Hispanic background now form the second largest minority in the United States. The relationship has been accompanied by cultural and demographic exchanges that have profoundly influenced all of its participants. British colonization after 1607 was part of a "grand design" to wrest all the New World realms from Spain. The British soon converted their Caribbean colonies into sugar plantations worked by African slaves. The North American colonies were of less economic significance to this mercantilist development, participating mainly as suppliers of foodstuffs and lumber to the Caribbean and as its competitors in the production of cotton and tobacco. Continental militia, sharing the same goals as the British, took part in wars with Spain. One of the benefits was the conquest of Spanish Florida in 1763, resolving years of border struggles with Georgia. But when the British continental colonies declared independence, it was with Spanish aid, and independence inspired Spanish colonials to revolt later. There were several uprisings, largely fueled by resentment over taxes levied to pay for Caribbean defense. The desire of Spanish colonial elites to separate was attenuated, however, when the 1791 Haitian Revolution was captured by its slaves. The loss of the strategic Haitian ports forced Napoleon Bonaparte to sell Louisiana for a trifle to the United States. The Americans, far from acknowledging their Haitian benefactors, joined the other slave powers in refusing to recognize Haitian independence.

75. The Pan American Health Organization The Pan American Health Organization and the International Life Sciences Institutehave Calendar of HIV Events in latin America and the Caribbean http://www.paho.org/

76. Latin American Studies latinos Unidos is a very active Registered Student Organization on the The latin American Studies Program has worked closely with latinos Unidos members http://www.uark.edu/depts/lastinfo/student_org.php

Home Classes Degree Program Faculty ... Links Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Delta Pi is the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society and a non-profit organization, founded at the University of California, Berkeley in 1919. Activities of the local University of Arkansas chapter in recent years have included free tutoring services for students of Spanish on campus, and sponsorship of Spanish language film screenings. U of A students have had success competing nationally for Sigma Delta Pi Study Abroad Scholarships. Nomination forms for new inductees are normally circulated early in the Spring semester, with the annual Induction Ceremony occurring in April. For further information on the U of A Sigma Delta Pi chapter, please visit the local chapter's home page at http://comp.uark.edu/~sigmadel , or contact the Faculty Advisor, Professor Reina Ruiz, at rruiz@uark.edu La Tertulia La Tertulia is an informal social and conversation gathering for Spanish speakers, U of A Spanish students, and aficionados of all things Spanish and Latin American. We will meet every other Tuesday at the RZ’s Coffee House, Arkansas Union, 3rd Floor. Stop by and give it a try! Spring 2005 Dates (mark your calendar): Tuesday, February 8

77. Encyclopedia: Latin America latin America is a geographical region consisting of countries in the The Organization of IberoAmerican States (OEI) takes this defintion a step http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Latin-America

Supporter Benefits Signup Login Sources ... Pies Related Articles People who viewed "Latin America" also viewed: History of Latin America Latin america Latin American Hispanic America ... Flag of Paraguay What's new? Our next offering Latest newsletter Student area Lesson plans Recent Updates Zoe Tay Zero wait state Zack Young Blood ... More Recent Articles Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Taxed Most Populous ... More Stats Encyclopedia: Latin America Updated 16 days 8 hours 26 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Latin America This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. This article has been tagged since May 2005. See How to Edit and Style and How-to for help, or this article's talk page Latin America Area 7,930,845 sq miles Population Countries Dependencies GDP $2.26 Trillion (exchange rate) Languages Spanish Portuguese French Time Zones Largest Cities Mexico City S£o Paulo Buenos Aires Latin America is a cultural region of the American continent(s) consisting of countries where the official and predominantly-used language is Latin -based ( Romance languages ). These countries are mostly situated south of the

78. MU Latin American Calendar (Hispanic American Leadership Organization). latin Dance Expo Live Music withAbatería. Lowry Mall (front of Ellis Library), MU http://www.americas.missouri.edu/a/resources/calendar.html

M U A m er i c as C a l e n d a r updated 22 September, 2005 back to the Americas , to Cambio Center , to HLAFSA Maintained by the Cambio Center Send your MU-related announcements to: cambio@missouri.edu When What'n'where Friday, September 23, 2005 Noon Division of Social Sciences Special Brown Bag Seminar After NAFTA: Mexican Farmer Responses to the Era of Free Trade Presented by farmers and campesino 217 Mumford Hall (University Ave, near corner with Hitt St.) Free and open to the public. Contact info: Mary Hendrickson, 882-7463. Sunday September 25 1 p.m.- 5 p.m. An HLAFSA Hispanic Heritage Month activity Hispanic Heritage Month Potluck Picnic If you can, please bring salad, dessert or from your country to share. Free and Open to staff, faculty, students and the community. All are invited. Hulen Lake Shelter house Flyer and map available here For more information contact: Ruth Walters 474-7277 ( waltersrd@missouri.edu Mauricio Hurtado 474-8696 Walt Goodman 424-7318 Judy Elliott 445-3194 Sponsored by HLAFSA and Adelante Saturday, October 1st

79. LULAC :: Links HISPANIC organizations. American GI Forum ASPIRA Congressional Hispanic Caucus Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute http://www.lulac.org/links.html

Links LULAC Links Hispanic Organizations Hispanic Media Hispanic Portals ... LULAC Corporate Alliance LULAC LINKS LULAC National Educational Service Centers LULAC Women LULAC Youth LULAC Archives - University of Texas at Austin ... LULAC Council #4717 - University of North Texas, Denton, Texas LULAC Council #4722 - Austin, Texas Firefighters LULAC Council #4729 - Alvin, Texas LULAC Council #5009 - Merrillville, Indiana LULAC Council #39000 - Dayton, Ohio Boston LULAC Nashville LULAC Loveland High School LULAC HISPANIC ORGANIZATIONS American GI Forum ASPIRA Congressional Hispanic Caucus Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute ... United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce HISPANIC MEDIA Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies Contacto Magazine Hispania News Hispanic Business ... Vista Magazine HISPANIC PORTALS DCLatino El Sitio Espanol.com Greater Denver Hispanic Guide ... UnoDosTres.com HISPANIC POLICY CENTERS Institute for Puerto Rican Policy Inter-University Program for Latino Research Julian Samora Research Institute Latino Issues Forum ... Smithsonian Center for Latino Initiatives OTHER HISPANIC SITES Chicano Latino Net Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancemet Hispanic America USA Hispanic American Medal of Honor Recipients ... L.A. Latino International Film Festival

80. Poverty CDI is a nongovernmental, non-profit organization that promotes educational andvocational latin American and Caribbean Economic Association (LACEA) http://povlibrary.worldbank.org/webguide/region/3

var templatePathPrefix = "http://siteresources.worldbank.org/"; Home Site Map Index FAQs ... Topics Search Poverty All Home Topics Poverty Webguide Overview Topics Data and Tools Poverty Assessments ... Training and Events Resources PovertyNet Library Webguide Contact Us PovertyNet: Guide to Poverty Alleviation Organizations and Resources Across the Web ACCION International Afro-Latin Americans Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) ... The Inter-American Development Bank: Poverty and Inequality Please send us your suggestions (or corrections!) for relevant web sites. ACCION International www.accion.org/main.asp Description: ACCION International is a non-profit that fights poverty through microlending. Every day, millions of enterprising women and men struggle to better their lives by opening tiny businesses. They work exhausting hours yet they barely scrape by. What they need to break free is a little credit - a loan as small as $75. Now they can get it. [Back to top] Afro-Latin Americans wbln0018.worldbank.org/external/lac ... 36dae985256a2300640931?OpenDocument

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