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The United States Fourth Naval Fleet resumes operations in waters off the Caribbean for the first time since 1950. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 4 days ago
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - John McCain portrayed free trade Tuesday as a win-win proposition for the U.S. and its Latin American economic partners, but labor leaders said it's been a big loser for Rust Belt voters. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 5 days ago
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CARTAGENA, Colombia, July 1 -- Sen. John McCain arrived here Tuesday night on his third foreign trip since clinching the Republican presidential nomination, the latest attempt to embellish his international credentials at a time when the electorate is increasingly focused on domestic issues. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 5 days ago
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SAP has appointed new leadership in its EMEA and Latin American territories, the company announced Tuesday. ... Source: health.blogs.foxnews.com --- 5 days ago
By eating the 7 Latin powerfoods, by injesting foods with antioxidant properties, and by eliminating bad oils and implementing good ones, you’re detoxifying yourself. What does this mean? Well, basically, every human cell takes food, burns it, creates waste, and then discards it. We all generate cellular by-products. However, when the cell doesn’t get rid of [...] ... Source: health.blogs.foxnews.com --- 5 days ago
One of the reasons I came up with the Hot Latin Diet has a lot to do with being an ob-gyn for over 30 years. Throughout my career, I’ve had hundreds of mommies—and soon-to-be-moms—coming through my office door. What I’ve noticed is that over the past few decades, moms have been gaining significant weight during their [...] ... Source: weblogs.chicagotribune.com --- 5 days ago
by Deborah Bonello Republican presumptive presidential nominee Sen. John McCain, who over the weekend went head to head with Democratic rival Barack Obama over the issue of immigration, heads down to Latin America today in a tour expected to include Mexico and Colombia. McCain is expected to focus on the issues of free trade and illegal immigration during his trip south. McCain is a strong supporter of NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, among the U.S., Canada and Mexico. But... ... Source: www.baltimoresun.com --- 5 days ago
John McCain portrayed free trade today as a win-win proposition for the U.S. and its Latin American economic partners, but labor leaders said it's been a big loser for Rust Belt voters. ... Source: www.baltimoresun.com --- 5 days ago
John McCain has changed his mind about the president's tax cuts and drilling for oil off the U.S. coast, but the Republican presidential hopeful says his advocacy of free trade is unyielding. ... Source: www.miamiherald.com --- 5 days ago
Sen. John McCain spoke at length about his upcoming trip to Latin America and approach to international affairs during a ride on his Straight Talk Express bus to Pipersville, Pa. ... Source: www.realclearpolitics.com --- 4 days ago
WASHINGTON -- Barack Obama recently gave a major speech on Latin America in which he sought to contrast his ideas with President Bush's record in the region. Saying that Washington has "stuck to tired blueprints on drugs and trade, on democracy and development," Obama proposed talking to adversaries, increasing foreign aid, being more picky when it comes to trade deals, boosting the Peace Corps and setting up partnerships to reduce oil dependency. Throughout the 20th century, U.S. policy toward Latin America oscillated between interventionism -- military or political -- and condescension, best exemplified by the Good Neighbor Policy and the Alliance for Progress. After that, a form of neglect set in, except on the drug war. Occasionally, the neglect was interrupted by efforts to sort out a financial or political crisis in the region or the signing of a trade deal. ... Source: martinez.senate.gov --- 5 days ago
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WARC Jul 1 2008 7:37AM GMT ... Source: www.valueresearchonline.com --- 5 days ago
Previewing the ING Latin America Equity Fund ... Source: www.nowpublic.com --- 5 days ago
Over 60,000 people flocked to Southwark park in London over the weekend to celebrate the 'Carnivale de Cuba', which happens in London every year.Event goers enjoyed Cuban music, cocktails, food, cigars, dance workshops and more. Some of the events that took place were... read more ... Source: www.theherald.co.uk --- 4 days ago
Diabetic monitoring device supplier Lifescan Scotland, the biggest private employer in the Highlands, saw profits surge last year on the back of a sales expansion in Latin America and an £8m-plus exceptional gain. ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 4 days ago
Latin American leaders on Tuesday voiced their "deep rejection" of the immigration policy adopted recently by the European Union (EU). Presidents of the Common Market of the South (Mercosur)... ...
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JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images Republican presidential candidate John McCain jets off to Colombia tonight, where he'll stay for just a day before visiting Mexico. While he'll no doubt devote most of his time to photo ops with presidents Uribe and Calderon, here are a few things Senator McCain (or any future U.S. president) ought to know about Latin America before he goes: No " radical socialist revolution " is sweeping the region. Aside from Venezuela's Chávez, the aging Castro brothers, and to a lesser extent, Bolivia's Evo Morales and Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega, Latin American leaders are moderates (e.g. Lula in Brazil, Kirchner in Argentina, and Bachelet in Chile). These countries enjoy fairly good relations with El Norte, with which they have cooperated more closely on the trade and environmental fronts in recent years. Lula even signed an ethanol accord last year with George W. Bush, promising to boost research and production of biofuels . Since 9/11, President Bush has spent more time on security issues than on building Latin American goodwill. Talks on immigration reform with then-Mexican President Vicente Fox stalled and immigration enforcement got tougher. Latin American opposition to the Iraq invasion got pretty heated too -- Mexico and Chile both voted against the invasion at the U.N. in 2003, to Bush's displeasure. A transcript released last year revealed that Bush even threatened to stall a free trade agreement with Chile ...