Call It What You Will, It’s Still Genocide
 

Call It What You Will, It’s Still Genocide

Al Día, Editorial, Posted: May 23, 2013

Guatemala has annulled the judgement that found ex-dictator Efraín Rios Montt guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity.

 

First Class Action Lawsuit Against BP in Mexico

 

Inter Press Service, News Report, Emilio Godoy, Posted: May 16, 2013

A group of Mexican citizens are preparing the first civil lawsuit in the Mexican courts against British oil company BP for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

 

In Mexico, Families Hope Immigration Reform Will Trigger Reunions

 

Fronteras Desk/PRI's The World, News Feature, Jude Joffe-Block, Posted: May 13, 2013

For years, families on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border have lived apart. But new laws could change this.

 

Mexico’s New Revolt From Below

 

Frontera NorteSur, News Report, Kent Paterson, Posted: May 01, 2013

What began as a teachers' strike in Mexico is transforming into a popular movement that challenges the economic policies of the IMF and Wall Street.

 

As Europe Flails, Mexico and Brazil Look to Aid One Time Colonizers

 

New America Media, News Analysis, Louis Nevaer, Posted: Apr 12, 2013

Officials in Mexico and Brazil are contemplating ways of aiding Spain and Portugal, while also turning a profit.

 

On Anniversary of Truth Commission Findings, New Hope for Justice in El Salvador

 

New America Media, News Report, John McPhaul, Posted: Mar 15, 2013

A recent court decision effectively calls for overturning the amnesty that protected perpetrators of massacres in El Salvador’s civil war.

 

In Latin America, U.S. Would Rather Talk About Villains than Partners

 

Al Día, Op-ed, Editorial Staff, Posted: Mar 07, 2013

Hugo Chavez's death offers a chance for the U.S. to adjust the way it thinks and talks about Latin America, both officially and unofficially.

 

Out of Mexico's Violence, New Cultural Expressions Emerge Along the Border

 

New America Media, News Analysis, Louis Nevaer, Posted: Mar 06, 2013

The artistic expressions of young Mexicans living along the border point to a near future that rejects the culture of cartel violence.

 

Venezuela’s Foreign Policy Without Chávez: The End of ALBA?

 

Council On Hemispheric Affairs, News Report, W. Alex Sanchez, Posted: Mar 06, 2013

How will the post-Chávez Venezuelan government reorganize its relations and initiatives with other states, including the U.S.?

 

Havana Real Estate ‘Boom’ Lures Investors and Exiles

 

New America Media, News Analysis, Louis Nevaer, Posted: Feb 28, 2013

Just over a year after the Cuban government permitted the first sale of real estate between private parties, a housing boom is emerging in Havana.

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