61. U.S. Policy / Latin America Cry of the people won the the NYT Book Review as one of the most notable nonfictionbooks emphasis is on the struggle for human rights in latin America in the http://www.namebase.org/books83.html

U.S. Policy / Latin America Agee, Philip. Inside the Company: CIA Diary. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England: Penguin Books, 1975. 640 pages. In 1968 Philip Agee was finally disgusted with his dirty work as a CIA officer in Ecuador, Uruguay, and Mexico. He submitted a letter of resignation and immediately slipped into Cuba, then went to France and Britain. As he wrote his memoirs while scraping by on handouts, he frequently wondered if some of the people who were helping him could be trusted. The answer was "no" a typewriter that one friend loaned him was discovered to contain a homing transmitter. Finally his book "Inside the Company" was published in 1975, launching his career as history's most celebrated anti-CIA activist. The CIA kept harassing Agee, even though he retains his U.S. citizenship and has never been charged with a crime. He was expelled from Britain, France, and Holland, and his U.S. passport was revoked in 1979. Today he lives in Germany, is still trying to get his passport back, and does speaking tours on U.S. college campuses. "Inside the Company" became an instant international bestseller, with many printings in many languages. It is universally regarded as accurate and reliable, and is still widely available. Essentially a reconstructed month-by-month diary of his CIA work, it names the people he worked with and provides a disgusting chronicle of the dirty tricks used by the CIA to keep American interests secure.

62. IHT: A Global Image On The Way Down The people of most countries surveyed rated the quality of rated institution in mostcountries; notable exceptions were in latin American countries with http://www.iht.com/articles/78657.html

This site requires Javascript to be turned on. ?" TARGET="_top"> ?" BORDER=0 WIDTH=468 HEIGHT=60> Sections Front Page Business Business Asia by Bloomberg Travel ... Article Index Regions Americas Asia - Pacific Europe Publishing Partners Services Currency Converter Weather International Funds Sponsored Sections ... Help Search Articles by Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ... Weekend A global image on the way down Brian Knowlton/IHT International Herald Tribune Thursday, December 5, 2002 U.S. is blamed for others' economic and social misery WASHINGTON The global image of the United States has suffered a dramatic bruising in the past two years, most seriously in Muslim countries but also to a surprising extent among many traditional allies, a major new opinion survey has found. The souring attitudes toward the United States were matched by broad discontent with world economic and social conditions, the survey found. ‘‘Since 2000, favorability ratings for the United States have fallen in 19 of the 27 countries where trend benchmarks are available,’’ said a report from the nonpartisan Pew Research Center which, in association with the International Herald Tribune, surveyed 38,000 people in 44 countries in late summer and early fall. While majorities in nearly every country supported the U.S.-led war on terrorism, U.S. threats of war against Iraq appear to have heightened concerns, recorded in earlier surveys, about an American foreign policy seen as overly aggressive and insufficiently concerned with the interests of friends and allies.

63. MEDIA - The Return Of The Indian factor has been the eclipse of the Left in latin America. With the notable exceptionof the Sandinistas in Western vision that views indigenous people in the http://www.newint.org/issue256/return.htm

new internationalist issue 256 - June 1994 The return of the Indian Phillip Wearne reports from the Americas. NATIONALISM In Ecuador tens of thousands of Indians block roads and refuse to supply city markets, shutting down the country for a week. Historically, indigenous people are the pure-blooded descendants of the original inhabitants of the Americas. But few would accept a racial definition today. Many pure-blood Indians deny their origins to speed their assimilation and to blunt fierce racism. Millions of indigenous people now live in towns and cities: hundreds of thousands are completely bi- or even tri-lingual; tens of thousands have university degrees and professional jobs. Go into any indigenous-rights organization office in Lima, La Paz, São Paulo, Quito or Guatemala City today and you will hear or even see Quichua, Aymara, Tukano or Kaqchikel on the mobile phones, short-wave radios, faxes and videos. mestizos mestizo Bolivian aid-agency worker. Thus land is also identity, and inheritance of land makes the vital link to ancestors whose spirits dictate so many customs and traditions. Land is the home of the most important indigenous god. Cultivating the land is, for the traditional Indian, the most profound communion with god she or he can aspire to. SEAN SPRAGUE / PANOS Throughout the Amazon Basin indigenous guards now patrol the frontiers of huge tracts on foot, by canoe or in four-wheel-drive vehicles. Many carry short-wave radios linking them to the nearest village where faxes, computer networks and telephones can alert local and international support networks.

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A Conversation with Horacio Salinas October 6, 1999 CLAS : Tell us how Inti Illimani was formed. Horacio Salinas : Our group has a Bolivian name. It demonstrates our interest in going beyond our particular country and our particular music. There is one person who was instrumental to the spirituality of the movement which we call [the chilean new song], of which we formed a part, and that was Violeta Parra. Violeta Parra was someone who for the first time linked the music to the problems of people. Before that, the popular music [of Chile] tended to be descriptive, about scenery, it was devoid of any type of conflict. She sang the history of the people. Violeta Parra also was the first folklorist who I believe took folklore further, she in fact invented rhythms and freely incorporated new instruments. For example she played the Venezuelan cuatro , which is not from our culture, and the Bolivian charango , and therefore she gave us a model, which was very important and used by other musicians, to create and invent a different music, learning from the music of Latin America.

65. Best Of Notable Quotables 1990 -- Media Research Center top. The Best notable Quotables of 1990 Such benevolence breeds dedication, someyoung people say. NBC chapters in US history in latin America, and tonight http://www.mediaresearch.org/notablequotables/bestof/1990/best16-18.asp

Bring Back the Iron Curtain Award Kevin Phillips Tax Fairness Award Bring Back the Gas Lines Award Damn Those Conservatives Award ... 1990 Award Judges Select Year 30-Day Archive CyberAlerts Media Reality Check Notable Quotables ... Planned Giving Free RealPlayer plug-in required to watch video clips. Free Adobe Acrobat Reader software required to view PDF files. top The Best Notable Quotables of 1990: The Linda Ellerbee Awards For Distinguished Reporting Page 6 Contents: Joe Isuzu Foreign Correspondent Award Gennadi Gerasimov Newspeak Award Which Way Is It? Foreign Affairs Page 1 ... Page 8 Joe Isuzu Foreign Correspondent Award First Place "But they [young people] are the healthiest and most educated young people in Cuba's history. For that many of them say they have Castro and his socialist revolution to thank....if they long for the sweeping changes occurring in Eastern Europe, they are not saying so publicly....To the extent he can, Castro has been rewarding young people. For example, on their return home [from Angola], the 300,000 Cubans sent to Africa were first in line for housing, jobs, and education. Such benevolence breeds dedication, some young people say." NBC reporter Ed Rabel, April 1

66. Beautiful Horizons One of the Times best writers (and who only offends people with the Her popularityis especially notable in what is arguably latin America s most socially http://beautifulhorizons.typepad.com/

Beautiful Horizons An atypical gringo's perspective on Latin America, human rights and other issues. About Me Blogs I like Marc Cooper Rox Populi Seeing the Forest David Holiday ... Syndicate this site (XML) Films You Should See City of God The Wages of Fear - Criterion Collection Salvatore Giuliano - Criterion Collection Once Upon a Time in the West ... The Saragossa Manuscript June 10, 2004 On Blessings and Commemoration It seems that part of the fragility and brevity of life requires us to mark passages with time. The recent 60th Anniversary of D-Day, last year's 40th Anniversary of the Kennedy Assassination, everyone's periodic high school and college reunions, etc. Now it's time for one of mine. It has been nearly ten years since this photo of M©rcia and me was taken: We had been married two weeks at that time after knowing each other for only four months. We were still working through some of the getting to know you phase, compounded by the cultural differences inherent in our relationship. Fortunately, I was welcomed by her wonderful family when I went to Brazil the first time for the religious wedding in year to the day later (I remember remarking to a friend on my second anniversary, "This is the first June 10th in three years that I'm not getting married!"). By the time this next photo was taken, during we made after her sister's wedding in 1998, I was just another member of her huge family. (By the way, if you want to learn about family values, don't listen to a politician bloviate; marry a latino or latina.)

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Home Newswire About Us Donate ... Archives Headlines Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Wednesday, August 1, 2001 in the New York Times Bush's Latin America Nominations Reopen Wounds by Christopher Marquis The officials, who worked together in the State Department during the bitter policy fights over Central America in the 1980's, included Elliott Abrams, a former assistant secretary; Otto J. Reich, the former director of the office of public diplomacy; and Roger Noriega, who was an aide in the Latin affairs bureau. During the Reagan era the three men were among a handful who personified the fight on the homefront, when Republicans accused Democrats of being soft on Communism and some lawmakers chastised the White House for backing murderous regimes. Another colleague, who was not present that day but who worked with them in the Reagan administration is John D. Negroponte, the former ambassador to Honduras. He has been named by Mr. Bush as ambassador to the United Nations. While they may have been amused, Mr. Bush's decision to hire several former Reagan era officials has inflamed critics of their actions during one of the most divisive periods of American policy toward Central America. The return of these men, they say, threatens to spawn a new partisanship and to generate a potentially distracting debate for a region saddled with more pressing concerns where the wounds of civil war remain raw. Senate Democrats have said they plan to scrutinize the nominees, and in some cases to delay or even block their confirmations. But as one Republican who is close to the nominating process said, "The Bush people are picking these full-octane people to do Latin America, and they're not intimidated by the fact there is going to be a fracas."

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The Topic: Latino - Hispanic Heritage Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated every year in the United States from September 15 to October 15. Easier - One's heritage is the customs and traditions that are handed down from generation to generation through their families. A person with Latino heritage means that they are descendants of a family from Mexico, Central America, or South America. The term Hispanic means people who come from a country where Spanish is spoken. Harder Many Latinos in the U.S. are descendants of Mexican people who lived in the Southwest when it was appropriated as spoils of war or purchased in a series of land sales. In many cases, their ancestors became Americans not by their own choice. Almost all other American Latinos or their ancestors migrated here from Latin America. As a group, Latinos represent a mixture of several ethnic backgrounds, including European, American Indian, and African. Axteca http://www.azteca.net/aztec/

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72. Latin American Literature, Art & Music latin American Art and Music A Handbook for Teaching notable Hispanic American Women(1993). Telgen, Diane (Editor biographies of famous Hispanic American women http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/mmerryfield/global_resources/modules/LALiterature.

Web Resources Print Resources Media Resources American Museum of Natural History (Texas) http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/vodou/ Vodou is the Creole religion. Like the Haitian people, Vodou spirits came from Africa, and they have been profoundly affected by slavery and hard won freedom. To honor and serve these spirits, Haitians create ceremonial art based on African models and influenced by Catholic, Masonic and other spiritual traditions. The sacred arts of Vodou are the outstanding achievement of a great people and their incomparable gift to the world. This online companion to Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou is intended to capture the essence of the past exhibition as well as the living, breathing spirit of Vodou today. You can click on many of the artworks found on this site to view a larger version of that image. Reviewed by Stace Rierson, 2/2002 ; updated by Tim Dove, Sep 2003. Artchive http://www.artchive.com/artchive/ftptoc/kahlo_ext.html This site is recommended because it is an online repository of world art with a feature on Frida Kahlo. The site links to the work of artists, gives brief biographies of artists, and links to other artist-related resources. It may be best to start with the alphabetical listing of artists in order to search for Latin American and Caribbean artists.

73. More Notable Black American Artists Represented On AskART.com to parody characteristics she perceived people attribute to pursuit of art providedBlack American artists with a relative way how these notable black artists http://www.askart.com/interest/blackamerican_a.asp

Artist Last Name: First Name: (optional) Use Last Name or both fields, to refine search results. You may use full or partial name. All AskART Artists by Alphabet: A B C D ... Selections: Regional Interest California Artists California Art Club Hawaii/South Seas Hudson River School ... Cornish Colony Styles of Interest Painters of Nudes Cartoonists Illustrators Impressionists Pre 1940 ... A Jackson Pollock? Interesting Statistics Highest Auction Prices Most Book References Record Prices by Sq. Inch How Auction Years Compare Groups of Interest Painters of Grand Canyon Flag Painters Paris Pre 1900 CAA: Cowboy Artists of America ... Miscellaneous Selections Notable Black American Artists To view our selected artists, Click Here Introduction The Pioneers Finding a Voice ... At Auction Introduction From a total of 292 names of Black American artists from our database, we offer a list of 100 notable artists, which includes 20 women. AskART.com™ uses the term Black American because the description defines a group apart from Caucasians, and embraces those whose lineage is either African or Caribbean.  Ranging from the eighteenth century portraitist, Joshua Johnston to the twentieth century narrative painter, Kara Walker, the list illustrates a gradual emancipation in both self-perception and public acceptance. The Pioneers Joshua Johnston (1765-1830), John James Audubon (1785-1851), Otto Reinhold Jacobi (1812-1901), Patrick Reason (1817-1856), William H. Simpson (1818-1872), and Robert Scott Duncanson (1821-1872) represent some of the names of the early trailblazers who were the unusual combination of black, American, and artist. A review of their work suggests that these vanguards did not focus on the issues surrounding their racial acceptance in society; but rather followed personal or business interests. For example, John James Audubon, whose mother was Haitian, devoted his lifetime to the depiction of North American flora and fauna. Robert Scott Duncanson, considered by some art historians as the first black man to earn his living as an artist, was a painter of both Hudson River landscapes and floral still lifes. Joshua Johnston

74. LACLA Resources The group is supported by notable latino entertainment professionals devoted to fightingunder ALMA Awards, American latino Media Spanix the latin Film Network http://www.lacla.org/resources.html

Welcome to LACLA's online portal to Latin-American cinema! filmmakers and media A closer look at the Latino/a film industry, including old and new generations of Spanish-language directors, writers, actors, etc. Cinema in Latin America NEW! Latin American Cinema Home Page (University of Georgia Libraries): links to selected historical and biographical sites and to various film organizations through Latin-America (retired site). LatinoLA , Southern California's Latino Arts portal. Latin Heat , the Latino Entertainment Industry Publication. Latin Heat OnLine Talent Directory , subscription-based, searchable Internet directory of Latinos in Entertainment. Latino Review , Los Angeles- and New York-based web site featuring reviews of the latest American movies to the English speaking Latin-American audience. Reviewers are young Latinos (Puerto Rico, Mexico, Columbia) based in Los Angeles and New York, offering a fresh perspective of movies from the nation's fastest growing markets. NEW!

75. Notable Facts notable Facts gives a chronological overview of continued migration of African Americansfrom the rural from eastern Europe and latin America repopulated the http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/njwomenshistory/notablefacts.htm

Home Notable Facts Images Documents ... Search NOTABLE FACTS N otable Facts gives a chronological overview of important facts from New Jersey women's history. It is cross-linked to relevant images and documents. N Past and Promise: Lives of New Jersey Women (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1997). At the end of each chronology is a selected list of secondary sources. Period I Period II Period III Period IV ... Period VI Period I: 1775 T he seventeenth century witnessed the beginnings of European and British settlement in the regions that became New Jersey. It also witnessed the introduction of chattel slavery and the decimation of the indigenous Native American population. I n 1664 a British victory over the Dutch established English control over the area and the Concessions and Agreements of the Lords Proprietors stipulated that any free person, male or female, worth L50 was considered a landholder. (This property requirement, of course, excluded indentured servants and slaves.) Generous land grants, religious freedom, and self-government attracted numerous settlers to the colony. C olonial New Jersey was an agricultural society comprised primarily of self-sufficient households. Women produced food, manufactured goods, and provided health-care and instruction for their households.

76. WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE USA (BIBLIOGRAPHY) D. ed. (1996) VOICES OF MULTICULTURAL AMERICAnotable speeches delivered Asian, Hispanicand Native americans, 17901995. Sole, C. (1989) latin AMERICAN WRITERS http://www-lib.usc.edu/~retter/wocbibs.html

Women of Color (USA) Reference Sources: A Bibliography URL: http://www-lib.usc.edu/~retter/wocbibs.html/ BIOGRAPHICAL: Bataille, G. (1993) NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN:A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. Biographical information and sources. BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF INDIANS OF THE AMERICAS (1991). Includes some women, brief bios and photos. Golemba, B. (1992) LESSER KNOWN WOMEN. Includes women of color in U.S. and other countries. 17th-20th century. Hine, D. (1993) BLACK WOMEN IN AMERICA:AN HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA. 2 vols. Biographical information and essays on events and issues. Malinowski, S. (1995) NOTABLE NATIVE AMERICANS BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF INDIANS OF THE AMERICAS (1991). Includes some women. Meier, M. (1988) MEXICAN AMERICAN BIOGRAPHIES. Includes some women. Salem, D. (1993) AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN:A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY Biographical information and sources. Leaves out mention of a subject's lesbianism even when it was an important part of her life and work and she was out (i. e. Audre Lorde). Smith, J. C. (1992, 1996) NOTABLE BLACK AMERICAN WOMEN. 2 vols.

77. Research By Subject: Mexican American Studies Hispanic American Periodical Index (HAPI) Describes material on USHispanic andLatin American topics. notable Latino americans a biographical http://www.library.arizona.edu/library/teams/sst/mas/guide/path.html

The University of Arizona Library Research by SUBJECT Mexican American Studies Background Information Finding Articles Web Resources Further Research The following is a selected list of resources in Mexican American Studies. For further assistance, make an appointment with Olivia Olivares, olivareso@u.library.arizona.edu Background Information (Encyclopedias, Handbooks, and Citation Guides) Chronology of Hispanic-American History: from pre-Columbian times to the present, E184.S75 C49 Main Ref. Hispanic American and Latin American history and chronology. Handbook of Hispanic Cultures in the United States, E184.S75 H365 Main Ref. Anthropology, history, literature and sociology regarding Hispanic Americans. The Latino Encyclopedia, E184.S75 L357 Main Ref. Includes the Chicano movement, Chicano Park, Spanish Americans and Spanish Borderlands. Encyclopedia Britannica UA Library Citation Guide Guidelines and examples from 3 major style manuals. [Go to Top of Page] Finding Articles (Indexes, Journals) Major databases: Chicana Studies Index: Twenty Years of Gender Research, 1971-1991. E184.M5 C395 Main Ref.

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Alternative mediation Stephen Jones, professor of Russian and Eurasian studies, has just returned from a four-day conference in Switzerland devoted to discussing possible alternatives to traditional conflict resolution in five areas of current United Nations concern: East Timor, Kosovo, Burundi, Sudan, and Georgia. Funded by UNITAR (United Nations Institute for Teaching and Research) and the Swiss government, the conference brought together twenty-five or so academics and senior UN and diplomatic personnel, as well as a number of ex-ambassadors who had served as special envoys in various mediation attempts by the UN. According to Jones, an authority on Georgia and other former Soviet republics, "It was an extremely fruitful seminar where we got down to nitty-gritty issues of how enemies could be brought to the table and how we could entice them to stay there." Staff Council election results That's the spirit Susan Higinbotham Holcombe '62 received the second annual Mary Lyon Spirit Award from the Mount Holyoke Club of Boston. The honor was established to honor Boston-area women who exhibit qualities that Lyon believed to be important: leadership, a pioneering spirit, and the belief in advancement through education. Holcombe is the director of Global Programs for Oxfam America in Boston, and has contributed significantly to issues of poverty alleviation, health care, rural development, nutrition, and reproductive health of women in Asia and Africa. She is also the author of the 1995 book

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Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Famous African-American people Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition This is a list of famous African-Americans An African American is an American predominantly, or at least partially, descended from black Africans, typically called a Black American (see also below). As historically the vast majority of those in the United States of African descent were black, the term is not typically used to apply to non-black Africans, such as Arabs from northern Africa. Most African Americans are descendants of persons brought to the Americas as slaves between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries. (Those whose ancestors were brought as slaves to the Caribbean, or to Latin America, but who have come to the United States as free people, are sometimes classified as Click the link for more information. Please add more notable people here. A Aaliyah Aaliyah Dana Haughton (January 16, 1979 - August 25, 2001) was an American rhythm and blues singer who diversified into acting before her death in a plane crash in 2001. Her most well-known movie role was as the female lead in Romeo Must Die , a martial-arts movie also starring Jet Li and notable for its mainstream success despite featuring Asian and African-American characters in the lead roles, and few white Americans.

80. Horace, North Dakota - Encyclopedia Article About Horace, North Dakota. Free Acc (Those whose ancestors were brought as slaves to the Caribbean, or to latin America,but who have come to the United States as free people, are sometimes http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Horace, North Dakota

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Horace, North Dakota Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Horace is a city located in Cass County, North Dakota Cass County is a county located in the U.S. State of North Dakota. As of 2000, the population is 123,138. Its county seat is Fargo Geography Click the link for more information. . As of the This page is about the year 2000 AD. For information about the UK comic of that name, see 2000 A.D. Centuries: 19th century - 20th century - 21st century Decades: 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s - Years: 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 - News by month: January - February - March - April - May - June - July - August - September - October - November - December Click the link for more information. census, the city had a total population of 915. Geography The following is a list of sources used in the creation of Encyclopedia articles on various geographic topics and locations, such as cities, counties, states, and countries. These sources are cited within the thousands of articles which link to this page. The United States Census Bureau's 2000 gazetteer. This was the primary source for the latitude and longitude values for about 23,500 U.S. cities. The data are indexed by state, county, and place FIPS codes.

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