Child Poverty and Access to Education: Adding Up the Hidden Costs on the U.S.-Hispanic Community
The Pew Hispanic Center recently published a report on the growing presence of child poverty in the United States. Since
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Month: November 2011
Rafael Correa Remains the Strongest Leader in Ecuador, but his Influence is Waning
President Rafael Correa may remain Ecuador’s dominant figure today, but deep fissures have developed among his political supporters. At the
Read MoreBrazil’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission: A Small Step in the Right Direction
Brasilia has been making great strides toward securing a prosperous future, but one of its recent actions has centered on
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Titling Scams and Suspicious Canal Bids: Panamanian Corruption Spreads to Land Holdings and Prominent Politicians
Endemic corruption in Panama’s government threatens to jeopardize the recently enacted free trade agreement with the United States and Panama’s
Read MoreCOHA in the Public Arena (October 31-November 3)
On November 1, 2011 Director Larry Birns was interviewed by Australian Broadcasting regarding the spillover of Mexican drug violence into the
Read MoreCristina Fernández de Kirchner Wins Re-election by a Landslide
Behind Every Great Man, There is a Great Woman On October 23, 2011, Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was
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