ARGENTINA
Argentina’s presidential election
Fait accompli
BOLIVIA
La Evonomics y la “crisis del capitalismo”
CAYMAN ISLANDS
When an American Company Redomiciles to the Cayman Islands, What Lesson Should We Learn?
Colombia’s Operation Stairway and the secret agent who carried it out
CUBA
‘Rise of the Apes’ Director: Film’s Hero Inspired by Che Guevara
Castro dictatorship celebrates Fidel’s birthday with more violent repression
More PR Shame: Associated Press Cooperates With Dictatorial Propaganda Machines
ECUADOR
EXCLUSIVE: Emilio Palacio presents video evidence that President Correa gave order to fire on police
EL SALVADOR
Violence in El Salvador, El Salvador’s gangs joining the drug trade:
GUATEMALA
Guatemala’s presidential election
The final word on the first lady
HONDURAS
Drug Traffickers’ Paradise
No-fly Zone Proposed for Northeastern Honduras
MEXICO
MAN DISMEMBERED IN ACAPULCO, PIECES OF BODY FOUND IN TOWN, via GoV
The Buffer Between Mexican Cartels and the U.S. Government
Operation Fast and Furious Weapons Found at Scenes of Violent Crimes in the U.S.
VIDEO: Mexico’s security spokesman speaks to Al Jazeera
PARAGUAY
El paraguayo Zanotti tercero en el abierto checo de golf
PERU
Los mayores enemigos de Ollanta Humala son sus dos hermanos
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico edges closer to U.S. voting rights
Puerto Ricans’ chances of winning a right to vote in U.S. elections are as close now as at any time in American history. A First Circuit Court of Appeals decision last week has set up the conditions needed for the Supreme Court to review the possibility of voting rights for Puerto Rico’s four million residents.
The appeals court deadlocked 3-to-3 on whether to hear a case in which a lower court already denied Puerto Ricans a right to vote. A tied vote means any previous rulings are left to stand.
Hurricane Irene Slams Puerto Rico Twitter hashtag #Irene
VENEZUELA
Venezuelan emissaries reported to be aiding talks between Qaddafi and rebels
Libya rebels claim Gaddafi is fleeing to Venezuela
S&P Cuts Venezuela’s Credit Rating; Outlook Stable, via Joy.
S&P last to downgrade Venezuela to B level
The week’s posts and podcasts,
Where’s the Colombia FTA? Sitting on the President’s desk
You, too, can wear Hugo on your feet
Gold rush: Chavez to nationalize gold industry
Say hello to the Canada-Colombia FTA
Is Cuba going capitalist?
Ecuador’s assault against free press
At the Green Room, Ahmadinejad to visit Caracas, Venezuela to move its gold
At Conservative Commune, Gold Rush: Chavez to Nationalize Venezuela’s Gold Industry
Podcasts:
Silvio Canto’s
Political Vindication
