Bombers Without BordersSource: fpif.org
The United States, so obsessed with policing its own borders, shows precious little concern for those of other countries. When it comes to waging war, the Pentagon is like a little kid with crayons and a coloring book. It has great difficulty staying within the lines.
Argentina to Boost Relations With Brazil, VenezuelaSource: Prensa Latina
Argentina's president elect Cristina Fernández de Kirchner said she hoped Brazil and Paraguay will approve Venezuela's admission to the Southern Common Market (Mercosur), an economic block also made up of Argentina and Uruguay.
The EU and Mercosur: Can the EU Get its Foot in the DoorSource: Council on Hemispheric Affairs (COHA)
With US foreign policy heavily focused on Iraq and the WTO Doha Round negotiations all but paralyzed, the European Union (EU) seems to be disregarding the wide open door to further regional integration and economic influence in Latin America that could be achieved through a free …
Brazil and Bolivia Finally Reach Gas DealSource: Inter Press Service (IPS)
Flaunting protocol in his determination to improve the price of the natural gas that his country exports to Brazil, Bolivian President Evo Morales achieved his goal.
Is Mercosur a "Soft" Neoliberalism?Source: Progreso Weekly
After more than 15 years of existence, the Mercosur has not advanced enough in the process of economic and political integration and has been unable to change the living conditions of a majority of the population.
Book Sheds Light on Argentine PresidentSource: Inter Press Service
Who is Néstor Kirchner, really? This is the main question that Walter Curia attempts to answer in his book, currently a best-seller in Argentina, about the country's outspoken president, who enjoys high approval ratings at home but has had frequent public clashes with several g …