Venezuela en la Encrucijada por Margarita López Maya | 11 de Diciembre de 2002 El martes 10 de diciembre, el paro cívico convocado por la Federación de Cámaras de la Industria
The "Buy American" Aid Package by Conn Hallinan | December 10, 2002 The recent White House proposal to aid impoverished countries if they drop trade barriers and open their markets is
Were U.S. tax dollars funneled to failed coup? As Turmoil Deepens in Venezuela, Questions Regarding NED Activities Remain Unanswered by Mike Ceaser | December 9, 2002 After this April’s aborted coup
A major wave of layoffs in the once-thriving maquiladora industry of Ciudad Juárez has left thousands scrambling to make ends meet. Among the most vulnerable to this economic implosion are thousands of
Report on Environmental Conditions and Natural Resources on Mexico’s Northern Border Produced by el Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) and el Instituto de Información Fronteriza México-Estados Unidos (InfoMexus).
| Citizen Action in the Americas | Push for land reform met with violence Guatemala’s Landless Movement by Jonathan Treat | November 25, 2002 In Guatemala, a country with an abundance
La victoria de Bush y América Latina por Isaac Bigio | 22 de noviembre de 2002 Los comicios del 5 de noviembre en Estados Unidos han significado la primera victoria electoral
Mirando hacia la conferencia especial sobre seguridad de 2004 Redefinir las Instituciones de Seguridad en el Continente Americano by Juan Pablo Soriano | 19 de noviembre de 2002 Los Jefes de
| Citizen Action in the Americas Commentary | Activists brave tear gas to take their message to trade ministers In Quito, the FTAA Goes on the Defensive by Justin Ruben | November
Conflict Seeping Across Venezuelan Border Paramilitary Abuses Continue Despite U.S. Human Rights Standards by Mike Ceaser | November 7, 2002 In expanding its participation in the Colombian war, which pits the