ANALYSIS: Lima summit achieves little more than posturing
                   
earthtimes.org     May 17, 2008            

Lima - Despite earlier promises to the contrary, the fifth European Union-Latin America-Caribbean (EU-LAC) summit Friday in Lima failed to deliver much more than gestures and was yet another sum of good intentions with little practical content. Peopl... [read full story]                    


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Mark Weisbrot: Should Obama, If Elected, Make a Clean Break With Bush's Latin America Policy?

huffingtonpost.com     Aug 18, 2008   3 related          

In the last decade political change has swept across most of Latin America. Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Uruguay, Venezuela - voters rejected the "Washington Consensus" economic policies after more...                    

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[news] Landowners Attack Venezuelan Indigenous Clamoring for Land Rights in Zulia

venezuelanalysis.com     Aug 18, 2008   1 related          

A Venezuelan indigenous community belonging to the Yukpa ethnic group, which is demanding legal title to its ancestral lands, was attacked last week by hundreds of armed aggressors. According to the Yukpa, the aggressors were...                    

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Venezuela sends Colombia fuel to slow smuggling

iht.com     Aug 17, 2008   1 related          

Venezuela is boosting sales of subsidized gasoline to neighboring Colombia in a bid to slow cross-border smuggling of cheap Venezuelan fuel. Venezuela's Oil Ministry says it plans to send Colombia's Norte de Santander state at...                    

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Colombia's Indians risk extinction from conflict, drugs war and multinationals

alertnet.org     Aug 15, 2008          

Colombia's decades-long conflict, U.S.-backed anti-drugs measures and resource-hungry multinational companies are pushing the country's indigenous peoples towards extinction. War alone uproots 20,000 Indians from their...                    

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