Mexican border city hopes to lure spring breakers Sioux City Journal But in the midst of a three-year increase in American tourism in Mexico, communities along the Rio Grande see potential to win back some of the tourists and revitalize an industry that has gone dormant since the cartel violence erupted south of the border. Would you spend your spring break in Mexico? |
spyghana.com | Haiti defends plans to develop resort island Eagle-Tribune ... on the airport, a $24 million gift from the government of Venezuela, amid a series of protests that began last year following a government announcement that it was seizing land on the island for the purpose of “public utility” to carry out the ... Is Haiti Now For Sale Or ? |
Latin American Herald Tribune | Latin American Nations Agree to Combat Climate Change Latin American Herald Tribune The nations of Latin America and the Caribbean are responsible for 12.5 percent of total greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, and could constitute one of the regions hit hardest by the effects of climate change. “Rapid urban, agricultural and industrial ... Decisive Action Needed on New Climate Deal, Say ... LatAm nations agree to combat climate change |
Supporters of stronger US relations with Cuba stage rare gathering in Miami MiamiHerald.com jtamayo@ElNuevoHerald.com. A rare conference of supporters of normalizing U.S.-Cuba relations heard calls Saturday for the Obama administration to allow more travel to the island and remove it from a list of supporters of terrorism. “This is historic ... Cuban Americans hold rare meeting to discuss normalizing Cuba relations |
Supporters of stronger US relations with Cuba stage rare gathering in Miami MiamiHerald.com jtamayo@ElNuevoHerald.com. A rare conference of supporters of normalizing U.S.-Cuba relations heard calls Saturday for the Obama administration to allow more travel to the island and remove it from a list of supporters of terrorism. “This is historic ... Cuban Americans hold rare meeting to discuss normalizing Cuba relations |
Washington Post | Ecuador's popular, powerful president Rafael Correa is a study in contradictions Washington Post He relishes confrontation with Washington, despite the fact that the United States is Ecuador's top trading partner and a major source of foreign tourists — as well as the place Correa earned his PhD in economics. And for nearly two years, Correa has ... |
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Supporters of stronger US relations with Cuba stage rare gathering in Miami MiamiHerald.com A rare conference of supporters of normalizing U.S.-Cuba relations heard calls Saturday for the Obama administration to allow more travel to the island and remove it from a list of supporters of terrorism. “This is historic” because of the ... Cuban Americans hold rare meeting to discuss normalising Cuba relations |
Cuban Americans hold rare meeting to discuss normalising Cuba relations Reuters UK "This is a historic event that unites different organisations that are willing to sit down and discuss ways to stimulate the normalisation of relations," said Hugo Cancio, publisher of OnCuba, a Miami-based magazine which opened an office in Cuba last ... |
Ecuador's popular, powerful president Rafael Correa is a study in contradictions Washington Post He relishes confrontation with Washington, despite the fact that the United States is Ecuador's top trading partner and a major source of foreign tourists — as well as the place Correa earned his PhD in economics. And for nearly two years, Correa has ... |
Cuba's Antonio Maceo: A revolutionary legacy Workers World The Cuban Revolution took place on Jan. 1, 1959, led by Fidel Castro's rebel army, which victoriously entered the capital city of Havana on that date. An excellent way to more fully understand the monumental success of the Revolution is to examine ... Fidel and Raul Send Floral Tribute to Honor March 13 Exploit |
Oliver Stone's Most Vicious Insult! Canada Free Press Interestingly (and tragically) The ECPAT Network – (End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism) in a study titled Child Prostitution and Sex Tourism in Cuba,” reports that: “In Cuba, the link between tourism and prostitution is perhaps more direct than in ... |
spyghana.com | Is Haiti Now For Sale Or ? spyghana.com They have formed the Organization of Île à Vache Farmers, refusing to accept the presidential decree appropriating their island as a tourism zone and unilaterally annulling their property rights. – Photo: Dady Chery. It's 2014, not 1704, but a bloody ... |
Technology and Human Resources Not Developed Equally in Latin America Latin American Herald Tribune PANAMA CITY – Latin America is making a big effort to apply information technology (IT) to improve the quality of public services, but lacks trained personnel to handle it, the Latin American Administration Center for Development (CLAD) said. “If you ... IFR Latin America Special Report 2014 Technology and human resources not developed equally in LatAm |
Exploring the real Cuba The Telegram But finally, thanks to a Calgary-based company called Cuba Cruise partnering with a Greek cruise line, Canadians and Americans can enjoy the authentic Cuba, visiting five ports and interacting with the locals as the cruise ship Louis Cristal ... |
