December 19 and 20, 2001 marked the climax of the Argentine crisis. Two days of popular rebellion and an imposed state of siege ended with President Fernando de la Rua stepping down
Citizen Action in the Americas Discussion Paper Social Movements and Economic Integration in the Americas by Beverly Bell, Center for Economic Justice | Nov. 1, 2002 Editor’s Introduction: In the Americas,
[ printer-friendly version ] NAFTA: A Cautionary Tale by Timothy A. Wise and Kevin P. Gallagher | October 24, 2002 At the end of this month, trade ministers from throughout the
Allegations of bungled investigations deepen, and Mexico re-invites the FBI onboard Activists See Mixed Signals as Juárez Murder Cases Go to OAS by Kent Paterson | October 21, 2002 Mixed reactions greeted Chihuahua
[ printer-friendly version ] For Lula and the PT, Winning Brazil’s Elections Not the Biggest Challenge After All by Matthew Flynn | October 17, 2002 Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, long-time
[ printer-friendly PDF version ] BECC, NADB Stretch To Help Border Communities by Andrea Abel | October 4, 2002 As the Border Environment Cooperation Commission (BECC) continues to certify additional environmental
Citizen Action in the Americas, No. 3 October 2002 Mobilizing Against the FTAA & Militarization in Ecuador Americas Program, Interhemispheric Resource Center (IRC) www.americaspolicy.org by Justin Ruben Members of Ecuador’s
[ printer-friendly version ] One Year After 9-11 Attacks Stirred Sympathies but U.S. Popularity in Latin America at New Low by John Ross | September 18, 2002 It was a small,
[ printer-friendly version ] Backyard Bully? by Conn Hallinan | September 12, 2002 Want to know what all those mind-numbing figures on Brazilian bond ratings, Argentinean currency fluctuations, and Bolivian privatization
[ printer-friendly version ] Maquiladoras, Policymakers Should Fight Migrants’ HIV-AIDS by Jacqueline Munalula Musiitwa | September 6, 2002 Considering the correlation between the rise of HIV-AIDS in U.S.-Mexico border industrial areas