 Washington Post (blog) | Robert A. Pastor, Latin America specialist in diplomacy and academia, dies at 66 Washington Post (blog) Robert A. Pastor, a Latin America specialist who was a top U.S. negotiator of the 1977 Panama Canal treaties, and who through scholarship and diplomacy sought to strengthen U.S. relations with countries to the south, died Jan. 8 at his home in Washington. Robert Pastor, former ex-official, Latin American specialist dies at age 66 Robert Pastor: ex-US official, Americas expert |
Latin American cultural catering at Cafe La Pena Daily Californian In Berkeley, La Pena Cultural Center and Cafe La Pena are cultural hubs for showcasing art and cuisine with a strong emphasis on Latin American countries. The cultural center has strong historical ties and was started in 1975 as a response to the ... |
 NBC 6 South Florida | Earthquake Strikes Off Coast of Cuba, Felt in Key West NBC 6 South Florida An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.1 struck just off the coast of Cuba, 14 miles north of Corralillo, at 3:57 p.m. Thursday. The tremor could be felt as far as the lower Keys. NBC 6 Meteorologist John Morales has the latest. Earthquake ... |
Cuba, US hold 'respectful' talks in Havana on migration and fighting people ... Calgary Herald Havana reiterated its stance that to ensure legal and orderly migration, the U.S. must do away with the Cuban Adjustment Act, which makes Cubans eligible for permanent residency after being in the States for one year, and the "wet-foot, dry-foot ... |
BUSINESS IN BRIEF 10/1 VietNamNet Bridge Vietnam and Algeria will soon implement cooperation projects in oil&gas, investment, trade, health care, education, agriculture, information technology, tourism, and housing. These areas of cooperation were discussed at the 10th meeting of the Vietnam ... |
