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Latin American Christian Democratic parties by Edward J Williams, 1967 Spanish, Conversational: Learn to Speak and Understand Latin American Spanish with Pimsleur Language Programs (Simon & Schuster's) (English and Spanish Edition) by Pimsleur, 2005-10-03 Indianizing Film: Decolonization, the Andes, and the Question of Technology (New Directions in International Studies) by Freya Schiwy, 2009-05-15 Chinese Peruvian: Overseas Chinese, Chinatowns in Latin America, Asian Latin American, Japanese Peruvians, History of Peru, Loanword, Spanish language, ... (Yue), Hakka (language), Standard Mandarin Latin-American [Mythology] by Hartley Burr Alexander, 2010-02-03 Latin American integration: Hispanic America, Latin America, Pan-Americanism, Cold War, Regional integration, Panhispanism The Speed of Dreams: Selected Writings 2001-2007 (City Lights Open Media) by Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, 2007-03-01 Peruvian Traditions: Ricardo Palma's Latin American Historic and Folkloric Tales North American Cambridge Latin Course Unit 2 Audio CD by North American Cambridge Classics Project, 2004-09-13 Learning to live with a free press. (The Media in Latin America) (The Freedom Forum): An article from: American Journalism Review Vieques Y La Prensa/vieques And The Media: El Idilio Fragmentado/the Fragmented Affair (Biblioteca de autores de Puerto Rico) (Spanish Edition) by Felix Jimenez, 2001-06 The Battle of Venezuela (Open Media) by Michael McCaughan, 2005-06-01 Student Almanac of Hispanic American History by Media Projects Inc., 2003-11-30 Radio Nation: Communication, Popular Culture, and Nationalism in Mexico,1920-1950 by Joy Elizabeth Hayes, 2000-10-01

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81. Media, Oil, And Politics: Anatomy Of The Venezuelan Coup, Media File Volume 21-3
    The media conglomerates are closely aligned with the Venezuelan oligarchy andhave extensive ties to the right wing latin American community in Miami.  
    http://www.media-alliance.org/mediafile/21-3/venezuela.html
    
    Extractions: Tali Woodward Media, Oil, and Politics: Anatomy of the Venezuelan Coup by Eric Quezada "Venezuelan democracy is no longer threatened by a would-be dictator." [Chavez] "stepped down after the military intervened and handed power to a respected business leader." New York Times Editorial, April 13, 2002 The April 2002 attempted coup against president Hugo Chavez in Venezuela was widely applauded in U.S. corporate media editorials the day after the coup. In Venezuela itself, the mainstream media helped mobilize the anti-Chavez demonstrations which were used as the coup pretext. But a people's movement, with information and support from online and alternative news sources, ended up reversing the coup. In the months since, evidence is mounting of direct U.S. participation. In fact, it appears that the U.S. embassy in Caracas has been a busy meeting place of coup plotters and that the attempt to overthrow the democratically elected President Hugo Chavez and end the reform-minded government has been in the works since the Bush administration took office. A closer look at the events that led to the coup reads like a modern day saga of Allende or Arbenz, except that in this episode of U.S. intervention the media has taken on an unusually direct and destructive role.

82. WAIS Forum On Latin America
    00 The Shape of South America 3/2/00 Federalism in Spain and latin America 2/17 Justice11/13/99 Religion 10/29/99 Religion 10/28/99 The media LANIC Electoral  
    http://wais.stanford.edu/LatinAmerica/latinamer_index.html

83. "Helping" Latin America
    And when an enlightened leader comes to power in latin America, one who community,including the government of the United States and the Establishment media.  
    http://www.stoptheftaa.org/economy/helping.html
    
    Extractions: Get Informed Home What's Hot? Rogues' Gallery - False Opposition FAQs More on the FTAA Immigration Economic Impacts ... Related Topics Get Involved Online Petition How You Can Help! Cong. Scorecard Contact Congress ... Make a Donation Resources Online Store Electronic Downloads Campaign Tools Media Center ... Links Search Archives "Helping" Latin America "The Ministers reaffirm their commitment to a comprehensive and balanced FTAA that will most effectively foster economic growth, the reduction of poverty, development, and integration through trade liberalization." Declaration of the Ministers at their eighth meeting in Miami, November 20, 2003. Just because our government should look out for America’s interests first does not mean that, as Americans, we should be indifferent to the plight of the less fortunate in other nations. However, there’s the right kind of help and the wrong kind of help. There’s win-win and lose-lose. Unfortunately, government programs often provide the wrong kind of help. To see how our Latin American neighbors can truly prosper, let’s consider the source of our own prosperity. Why is it that in America, in just three generations, man managed to outstrip the world's total progress for six thousand years? How was it possible that our republic, with less than seven per cent of the earth's population, was able to create more wealth than all the other billions of people in the world?

84. Organizational Resources On Media
    Videoteca del Sur promotes latino and latin American work through production supportand of In Focus, a newsletter about the AsianPacific media arts world  
    http://www.viewingrace.org/content.php?sec=resource&sub=media

85. Internet Rights - APC
    Regionally, we have just begun to work with the latin American Communicationand media Initiative of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.  
    http://www.apc.org/english/rights/lac.shtml
    
    Extractions: MEMBERS INTERNET RIGHTS CAPACITY BUILDING ... Rapid response network ICT POLICY MONITORS Africa Gender National sites ICT POLICY PROCESSES WSIS Publications Discussion papers Resources ... Contact us Internet Rights: Monitoring ICT Policy in Latin American and The Caribbean HOME RESOURCES ALERTS AFRICA ... LATIN AMERICA NEWS ON INTERNET RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN La Ond@ Rural (The Rural Vibe): Workshop on radio, ICTs and rural development QUITO, Ecuador, 04/28/2004 This Latin American workshop considered a series of proposals for promoting the effective use of ICT and radio for rural development so that rural radio stations, networks, specialists in ICT for development and policy decision-makers, start to take into account the effectiveness of combining radio and internet. - APCNews More APC in Latin America and the Caribbean MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, 03/26/2004 APC has been present in Latin America since the late 1980s when two of our founding members were technology activist groups based in Nicaragua and Brazil. Here we briefly summarise our current internet and information and communications technology (ICT) policy efforts in the region, the innovative work of the Latin American branch of APC women’s programme in Latin America and last year’s APC Betinho Communications Prize which recognises notable technology initiatives in the region.

86. The Fourth Annual Media That Matters Film Festival
    about the abuse of women in latin America from MADRE. violence against women throughthe American Civil Liberties Ten ways to become media literate from the  
    http://mediathatmattersfest.org/
    
    Extractions: HOME ABOUT NEWS SCREENINGS ... ACTION Welcome to MediaRights' fourth annual Media That Matters Film Festival. Our jury has chosen 16 short films on the burning topics of today: Corporate Accountability, Sustainable Agriculture, Civil Liberties, Youth Media and more. Choose your media player below, select a film to your right, and click on a link to take action on the causes you care about most. STREAM>CLICK>ACTION Real Player Dial-up connection Fast connection QuickTime Dial-up connection Fast connection Choose a film to take action on the issues. Learn more, donate to the cause, join a letter-writing campaign or volunteer. Endorse equal access to HIV/AIDS medication through Health GAP. Lend your voice to the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative. Show your support for the AIDSVote platform.

87. Hispanic/Latino/a Resources
    media QB741 .S92 1997. 2002; Electronic 1994) Geomundo Hispanic American HistoricalReview Microfilm 1989-1997; Print 1998-) latin American Literary Review  
    http://www.harpercollege.edu/library/multiculturalism/hispanic_american_resource
    
    Extractions: for searching for magazine, journal and newspaper articles using one of the library's indexes and databases Mexican Mexicans Chicana Chicano Chicanos Cuban Americans Mexican American Hispanic Americans Cubans Cuban Latino Latina Latinos Spanish Americans Harper Library Materials Hispanic Americans : A statistical sourcebook REF E184.S75 H57 1999

88. SOAW
    movement that works through creative protest and resistance, legislative and mediawork to stand in solidarity with the people of latin America, to close the  
    http://www.soaw.org/
    
    Extractions: Regional Reports Articles Working Groups D.C. Staff Collective What is the SOA/WHISC? SOA/WHISC Background SOA Graduates SOA/Labor/Globalization Colombia Guatemala Reports SOA training manuals Victims Names Sign Up For Media Alerts Media Contacts News Releases Coverage SOA Specific Materials Videos/Books/Manuals Newsletter Activist Tools Anti-Oppression Resources Legal Info Links Updates Venezuela Ceases all Training of Venezuelan Troops at the SOA/WHISC Presidential Candidates Wesley Clark and Dennis Kucinich on the SOA/WHISC Charges Dropped against People who Drove Accidentally onto the Base Report Back: Religious Lobby Day 9/23/03 ... Ask “Sixty Minutes” and “NOW with Bill Moyers” to air a program on the SOA. In the News Ambassador to Death Squads Mom morphs into activist, then inmate Symptoms of Empire USA An Exquisite Danger ... Interview with Eric LeCompte Converge on Ft. Benning, GA: November 19-21! Together We Will Shut Down the School of Assassins!

89. Americas' Internet Connections | Planeta
    Bringing the Internet to San Felipe Barbara Belejack La Plaza Abierta Buildinga latin American Internet Commons - Ron Mader and Molly Molloy Travel in the  
    http://www.planeta.com/ecotravel/period/internet.html
    
    Extractions: Wednesday, April 7, 2004 The Internet is the prime communications tool reshaping news about Latin America and many of us are Mastering the Web to learn about the region. Readers have access to an incredibly rich diversity of information. But how is the Web being employed? Here we look at some of the tools for writers and readers using this medium. Weaving the Web

90. NewsMax.com - America's News Page
    US has conferred on Ahmad Chalabi the credentials of an antiAmerican leader. WhereRegular Folks Get Their News Tim Chavez The media establishment would have  
    http://www.newsmax.com/

91. Resources For Locating And Evaluating Latin American Videos
    San Francisco, CA Cine Acción, 1993. The members include US and latin Americanmedia artists, such as Lourdes Portillo, Gustavo Vásquez, and Carlos Avila.  
    http://www.library.cornell.edu/colldev/LatinAmericanVideos.htm
    
    Extractions: General Resources Country Specific Resources SALALM Homepage Subject Guides Selected Readings Periodicals Festivals ... University Websites and Video Collections Abrash, Barbara and Catherine Egan, eds. Mediating History: The MAP Guide to Independent Video . New York: Media Alternatives Project at New York University Press, 1992.

92. Links
    Nosotros. SERJobs for Progress. Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americansin Science. Hispanic media. Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies.  
    http://www.lulac.org/Links.html
    
    Extractions: LINKS LULAC Links Hispanic Organizations Hispanic Media Hispanic Portals ... LULAC Corporate Alliance LULAC Links LULAC National Educational Service Centers LULAC Youth LULAC Archives - University of Texas at Austin California 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 Hispanic Business Hispanic Journal ... 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 ... Saludos Hispanos Government Links Legislative Executive Judicial State/Local ... White House Initiative on Educational Execellence for Hispanic Americans Advocacy Groups ACLU Freedom Network American Immigration Center American Immigration Lawyers Association Association for Residency and Citizenship of America ... Youth Serve America Political Links AllPolitics CapWeb Congressional Quarterly Democratic Leadership Council ... SpeakOut.com

93. Nua Internet How Many Online
    latin America. April 1999, 2.5 million, .6, IABIN. December 1998, 5.7 million, 1.32,IDC. November 1997, 7 million, 1.66, Nazca S S. July 1997, 5.5 million, 1.30, StarMedia.  
    http://www.nua.ie/surveys/how_many_online/s_america.html
    
    Extractions: Enter your email address here: Africa Asia Europe Middle East ... How Many Online - Home COUNTRY DATE NUMBER % POP SOURCE December 2000 ITU December 1999 ITU Argentina July 2001 3.88 million Nielsen NetRatings December 2000 2.5 million ITU February 2000 Jupiter Communications December 1999 ITU August 1999 April 1999 IABIN December 1998 IDC June 1997 CommerceNet Research Aruba December 2001 ITU December 1999 ITU Bahamas December 2001 ITU December 2000 ITU December 1999 ITU Barbados December 1999 ITU Belize December 2001 ITU December 1999 ITU December 1999 ITU Bolivia December 1999 ITU October 1997 ITU/Siemens Brazil September 2002 13.98 million Nielsen NetRatings May 2002 13.62 million Nielsen NetRatings July 2001 11.94 million Nielsen NetRatings June 2001 10.4 million Nielsen NetRatings November 2000 9.84 million Nielsen NetRatings September 2000 8.65 million Media Metrix December 1999 6.79 million Computer Industry Almanac July 1999 3.1 million

94. League Of World Universities: Conferences
    mentioned, but which I would like to insist upon Particularly in latin America,it has to you have today, but among others, perhaps more in the mediato tout  
    http://www.nyu.edu/rectors/castaneda.html
    
    Extractions: Thank you for this opportunity to exchange some ideas with such a distinguished group of educational leaders. What I thought I would do, rather than make a very prepared statement, is to go through some of the points you raised in your own comments and in the letter you addressed to us last year when you invited us to this conference. In particular, I would like to concentrate on the impact of globalization and the end of the cold war on international studies, and on the way societies look on each other academically. And I specifically wanted to try and raise three issues: (1) the shift from a political and security emphasis to an economic emphasis in the approach of societies looking at other societies; (2) within the economic field, the shift from the emphasis on development to an emphasis on pure or sheer economics; and (3) the question of area studies versus theory. A third shift has been, of course, the one from area studies to theory that Dean Bender mentioned. This has affected some countries more than others, and in Latin America and the United States, some areas of study more than others. We in Mexico perhaps have been blessedand I really hesitate using the word "blessed" but do so for the sake of argumentwith an explosion of area-study interest in the United States about Mexico. There is practically all the money in the world available in the United States for Mexican study centers, NAFTA study centers, immigration study centers in the United States, etc. Much of this, of course, has been taken away from the other Latin Americans. They're not particularly happy about this, but that's life.

95. Latin America Bureau
    aroused great passion on both sides of the Atlantic, as people took stock of LatinAmerica’s scarred history. Since then, the Columbus media circus has moved  
    http://www.latinamericabureau.org/?lid=371

96. Latin America And The Caribbean
    which is blamed for the deaths of about 200,000 people in latin America each year Mediacontact Alejandra Viveros (202) 4734306, Email aviveros@worldbank.org.  
    http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK:20040950~menuPK:3448
    
    Extractions: Guillermo Perry Recent Economic Developments Modest growth returned to Latin America and the Caribbean in 2003 and regional GDP advanced by an average 1.3 percent, after a contraction of 0.6 percent in 2002. Argentina continued recovering rapidity from acute crisis. Brazil, Mexico and Uruguay shared in the broadening of economic recovery during the year. The Andean countries performed well, with Chile, Colombia and Peru recording growth above 3 percent. However, ongoing political uncertainties caused Venezuela's economy to deteriorate further during the first half of the year. Central America grew by an average 3.1 percent and looks set to sustain growth, thanks to the recently signed CAFTA agreement. The Caribbean lagged the recovery seen in the region as a whole due to continued fiscal difficulties and external challenges. The Dominican Republic experienced a crisis in the banking sector and in Jamaica the debt overhang hampered growth. While macro-economic management improved in Haiti, political instability escalated to culminate in a full political and humanitarian crisis in early 2004.

97. Concentric Media: Resource Guide - Page 14
    For local media, the best ideas are personal stories from that community. A majorLatin American Family Planning group has been hosting screenings with the  
    http://www.concentric.org/outreach/page14.html
    
    Extractions: "Hooks" are ideas that catch the eye of a reporter or talk show producer. For local media, the best ideas are personal stories from that community. There are also a number of ideas in the videos, and in the stories behind the videos, that might interest reporters. You may want to use one or more of the following ideas, or one may inspire you to come up with something else which relates more directly to your community. THE STORY BEHIND THE SERIES: Producer Dorothy Fadiman's own experience with a back-alley abortion was the motivation for this series . When she was a college student in 1962, she paid a stranger $600 cash, was blindfolded, taken to another location, and underwent an unanesthetized illegal abortion, performed by someone whose face she never saw. The procedure was followed by severe hemorrhaging and life threatening infections (peritonitis and septicemia). She was taken to the emergency room of the local hospital and admitted to the intensive care ward. Because she was in the hospital with a serious condition, the same doctor who had turned her away when she had begged for his help with a safe abortion, could now, legally, perform surgery necessary to save her life. RELIGION: Over the last decade, a vocal minority has promoted a concept that equates being religious with being anti-abortion. In truth, people of many faiths support a woman's right to choose

98. Economist.com | World | Latin America
    latin America Colombian farright militiamen kill 11 peasants (AlertNet) Tue0213 GMT Donors to pump $300 million into Haiti (AlertNet) Tue 0213 GMT  
    http://www.economist.com/world/la/index.cfm

99. Boundary Disputes In Latin America: Peaceworks: Publications: U.S. Institute Of
    Publications. Peaceworks 50. Boundary Disputes in latin America. latin Americansfor the most part do not fear aggression from their neighbors.  
    http://www.usip.org/pubs/peaceworks/pwks50.html
    
    Extractions: Since the start of 2000, five Latin American boundary disputes between neighboring states have resulted in the use of force, and two others in its deployment. These incidents involved ten of the nineteen independent countries of South and Central America. In 1995, Ecuador and Peru went to war, resulting in more than a thousand deaths and injuries and significant economic loss. And yet, by international standards the Americas were comparatively free from interstate war during the twentieth century. Latin Americans for the most part do not fear aggression from their neighbors. They do not expect their countries to go to war with one another. The puzzle that this paper seeks to solve is how to explain the following unusual cluster of traits in the hemisphere: Territorial, boundary, and other disputes endure. Interstate conflict over boundaries is relatively frequent. Disputes sometimes escalate to military conflict because states recurrently employ low levels of force to shape aspects of bilateral relations.

100. El Dia Que Me Quieras
     A haunting meditation on the last picture taken of Che Guevara, as he lay dead on a table surrounded by his captors.  
     http://www.frif.com/new99/eldia.html
     
     Extractions: Select a subject AIDS/HIV Adolescence Africa African- Americans Aging Amer. Studies Animated Films Anthropology Architecture Art Asia Balkans Biographies Business Civil Rights Communications Criminal Justice Death/Dying Ecology Economics Education Environment Ethics Family Film Studies France Gay/Lesbian Globalization Health History Human Rights Indigenous- Peoples Ireland Jewish Studies Journalism Labor Studies Latin America Law Literature Media Medicine Middle East Music Native People Nature Philosophy Photography Politics Psychology Racism Religion Russia Science Sociology Theater Urban Studies Vietnam Women World War II Youth Investigating death and the power of photography, EL DIA QUE ME QUIERAS is a meditation on the last picture taken of Che Guevara, as he lay dead on a table surrounded by his captors. After Guevara was captured and killed, in 1967, a wire photograph was transmitted from Bolivia. Its publication on October 10, 1967, was the culmination of a legendary search that had lasted two years. The photograph shows the corpse in a room full of military men. Taken by Freddy Alborta, it has been compared to Mantegna's Dead Christ and Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson of Professor Tulp.

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