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Today's Headlines
• Economic Storm Batters Argentina's Breadbasket
• Mexico Exports Its Drug Wars to Guatemala
• Considered Invincible, Chαvez Takes a Hit
• The Maya World Lives on in Jaina, in Miniature
• When Chocolate Is a Way of Life
• Fiscal Crisis Gives Argentines Sinking Feeling
• Mexicans becoming Drug Addicts
• Turmoil Persist as Morales Reshapes Bolivia
• Brazil is Pumped up over Offshore Oil Field
• Brazil Becomes a Global Power
• Chαvez and the Cash-Filled Suitcase
• Food Prices Soar, Brazil & Argentina Differ
• Clouds Gather again over Argentina

 

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FREE TRADE

• How Free Trade Can Help Solve the Energy Crisis

• Economists Discuss Alternatives to Free Market

POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS

• Felipe Calderon's Daunting To-Do List for Mexico

DEMOCRACIES

• Argentine President Seeks to Quell Criticism

• Mexico Losing Drug War & Mexico Appears Lost

• American Kidnappings Surge at U.S.-Mex Border

• Fallen Rebel: The U.S. Connection in Columbia

• In Venezuela, Faith in Chαvez Starts to Wane

• Chavez Suffers Stinging Defeat

ECONOMIC GROWTH

• Brazil Becomes the New Food Superpower

• Wanted: Skilled Workers for a Growing Brazil

• Brazil Eclipses Venezuela

• Brazil Grows as Larger Economies Struggle

• PEMEX, Trying to Reform but Going No Where

• Troubling Economic Signs in Mexico

• Brazil Discovers Oil Field Can Be a Political Tool

ENVIRONMENT

• Ways of Ancient Mexico Reviving Barren Lands

• In Winter, a Traffic Jam at 12,000 Feet

ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS

• Olmec

• Portal to Mythical Mayan Underworld Found

• First Humans in America

• Maya Mural Wows Archaeologists in Guatemala

TRAVEL

• Mexican Wines Make Comeback in Land of Tequila

RETIREMENT IN LATIN AMERICA

• Many USA Americans Retiring in Latin America

 

 

WRITERS

• Armed With Pen, Ready to Save Incas’ Tongue

• Chileans Embrace Pablo Neruda at 100

• Out of the Slums of Rio, Paulo Lins Finds Fame

OTHER HEADLINES

• Mexico Votes on National Oil Industry

• No Help for Mexico's Kidnapping Surge

• Drug Addiction Soars in Mexico

• Mexico's Drug Cartels Targeting Bystanders

• What the Mexicans Might Learn From the Italians

• Mexican Professionals & Businesses Flee Mexico

• Chαvez Goes Over the Line, but Pulls Back

• Mexico’s War Against Drugs Kills Its Police

• Rio Militia Replaces Drug Criminality with its Own

• Drug Massacre Leaves Mexican Town Terrorized

• Chαvez Decree Tightens Hold on Intelligence

• Mexican Industry Shaking in its Boots

• Mexico Drug War Escalates

• Monterrey, Mexico Is Invaded by Drug Violence

• Mexico's Journalists Feel Heavy Hand of Violence

• Police Corruption Undermines MX's War on Drugs

• Mexican Cartel Army's War Within

• Drugs Fuel Crime Wave in Mexico

• Crime, Unrest Hurting Tourism in Mexico

• Mexico City One of Dangerous World Cities

 

 

 

 

The Jon Garrido Network

 

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