Blogs Posts on "Latin America"
Brief Review: Trails of Hope and Terror by Miguel De La Torre [Vol. 2, #43] by The Englewood Review of Books on Nov 6, 2009tweetmeme_url = "http://erb.kingdomnow.org/brief-review-trails-of-hope-and-terror-by-miguel-de-la-torre-vol-2-43/"; tweetmeme_source = "tweetmeme"; A Brief Review of Trails of Hope and Terror: Testimonies on Immigration. Miguel De La Torre...
Au lecteur by Inky Fool on Nov 6, 2009It’s a fine morning. The fields are delicately applied with frost and there is a pleasant crunching beneath my window as the students march in from their camp sites and bivouacs.A tentative start today. The disappearance of Mansfield Shark, reader...
The One-World-Scholarship, AAI – Afro Asiatisches Institut by Scholarships on Nov 6, 2009The One-World-Scholarship-Programme is directed at students from developing countries at Austrian Universities and is meant to contribute to the peaceful coexistence of people from different countries of origin by enhancing equal opportunities, dialo...
San Miguel de Allende'sBotanical Garden by Travel Babel on Nov 6, 2009Charco del Ingenio showcases Western Hemisphere cacti in a protected landscapeThe roughly 154 acres occupied by the unique botanical garden called Charco del Ingenio outside of San Miguel de Allende is reportedly second most important collection of c...
‘Green Politics in Latin America’ meeting in Brighton by Socialist Unity on Nov 1, 2009Monday November 2nd 7 30pmCaroline of Brunswick, Ditchling Road, Brighton‘Green Politics in Latin America’ a talk by Derek Wall.Derek Wall is former spokesperson for the Green Party. The growth of radical governments in Latin America has importan...
Guanajuato's Mummies: Halloween-Style Fright by Travel Babel on Oct 31, 200936 Mexican mummies touring US museums, starting in DetroitWhen I was a child, I once had a skeleton Halloween costume. It was a one-piece black garment with bones printed on the front and sleeves. The back was all-black. I can't remember why I wanted...
Images of Guanajuato the Gorgeous by Travel Babel on Oct 30, 2009Charmed location and charming center in fabulous Spanish colonial cityGuanajuato is one of the most beautiful cities I've seen. Set in deep valley and connected to the "outside" by tunnels through the steep mountains, this Spanish colonial gem is a v...
"Conservatives" Continue Their Lies and Hypocrisy On Activities In Latin America by Stupid Right Wingers on Oct 27, 2009I know it has been a while since I have pointed out the lies that "conservatives" tell us of what is going on in Latin America. They hope that their readers are ignorant so they can get away with it. Anyway, they have found a dissident of...
Rio Games will boost economy: Brazilian Finance Minister by Fontis Capital Group Blog on Oct 26, 2009Brazil’s Finance Minister, Guido Mantega, thinks his country’s hosting of the 2016 Olympics will stimulate some significant growth in Brazil’s economy for years to come. “We’re going to have to create an infrastructure,...
IMF: Latam economies bouncing back faster than US by Fontis Capital Group Blog on Oct 26, 2009According to a report released last week from the IMF (The International Monetary Fund), the economies of Latin American countries are rebounding much more quickly than that of the U.S.. Compared to a paltry 1.5% growth expected for the US, Latin Ame...
