MN-30156.996 Radio: Police Foil Coup Plot
MN-3059.996  Mexican officials say rogue cops are behind outbreak of violence
MN-3070.996  Mexicans flock to the land of opportunity: Tijuana
VA-3040.996  LITERATURE: No Magic in McOndo
VA-3045.996  URUGUAY-ARGENTINA: Painting The Purple Land
VA-3047.996  BRAZIL-SCIENCE: Recognition Sought for Redoubtable Researcher
VA-3050.996  LATIN AMERICA: The Difficult Task of Democratic Government
VA-3059.996  CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Apparel Manufacturers Feeling the Pinch
VA-3063.996  NICARAGUA: Dissident Sandinistas Slam Alliance with Former Contras
VA-3065.996  MEXICO: The Recovery Takes Time a Cookin'
VA-3067.996  BARBADOS: Offshore Company Pulls out Following FBI Probe
VA-3069.996  PANAMA: 'The Drunken Chicken' Reeling from Fast-Food Competition
VA-3070.996  HAITI: U.S. Accused of Undermining Accountability for Abuses
VA-3075.996  CUBA: Fear of Blackouts as Oil Prices Rise
VA-3076.996  VENEZUELA-WOMEN: Economic Crisis Triples Number of Prostitutes
VA-3077.996  HAITI-TECHNOLOGY: Poor Immune as Internet Fever Rages
VA-3084.996  ANTIGUA/BARBUDA-POLITICS: Government Fighting Corruption Charges
VA-3087.996  COLOMBIA: Anti-Inflationary Social Pact Wages a Losing Battle
VA-3091.996  MEXICO: Travel Plans of Zapatistas Open New Pandora's Box
VA-3096.996  BOLIVIA: Rural Workers arrive in La Paz seeking Land Rights
VA-3098.996  HAITI: Caution is the Word in the Finance Community
VA-30110.996 CUBA-ECONOMY: Boomerang Effect of Helms-Burton Law
VA-30113.996 CUBA-ECONOMY: Boomerang Effect of Helms-Burton Law//REPEAT//
VA-30120.996 JAMAICA-HEALTH: The Battle Over the Old and the New
VA-30121.996 COLOMBIA: Removing the 'Undeclared' from Talk of War
VA-30126.996 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: Rice Farming Takes Second Place
VA-30128.996 MEXICO: EPR Declares Unilateral Ceasefire for Guerrero Elections
VA-30174.996 MEXICO: EPR Declares Unilateral Ceasefire for Guerrero Elections
MN-2810.996  Mexco Poised for Explosion in Consumer Credit by 1998 Via AP
MN-28144.996 Sampras Advances To Final Against Dreekmann
MN-2889.996  Anti-Drug Chief Found Dead
MN-28103.996 Microsoft pulls offensive Windows 95 in China
MN-28115.996 Citizen's Mexican unit swindled, faces penalty
MN-2833.996  Democrats, GOP Trade Charges at Hearing on Haiti
MN-2861.996  As Legislators Bury One Scandal, Another Emerges
MN-287.996   Haiti triggers partisan bickering in U.S.
IN-28139.996 Subject: INTERNET PLUG PULLED ON COLOMBIAN GUERILLAS
MN-2882.996  Authorities Arrest 17 More Suspected Members of New Guerrilla Group
MN-2889.996  Anti-Drug Chief Found Dead
MN-2747.996  Cayman Islands Aim to Scrub Money Laundering Image
VA-2754.996  /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ CHILE: Church-backed Campaign
VA-2759.996  LATAM-POLITICS: Freed Former President Critical of those in Power
VA-2762.996  ARGENTINA-ECONOMY: Doubters Emerge Over Stability Plan
VA-2781.996  PERU: Alan Garcˇa, ''Hardened Criminal'' or Persecuted
VA-2783.996  MEXICO: Changes and Contradictions Mark the PRI Assembly
VA-2784.996  LATIN AMERICA/FINANCE: World Bank Officials Optimistic
VA-2785.996  U.N.-COLOMBIA: Defensive Samper Calls for War against Drug Trade
VA-2787.996  BRAZIL: Economic Outlook Swells Cardoso's Re-election Chances
VA-2788.996  GUATEMALA: Dismantling of Crime Ring Overshadows Accord
VA-2789.996  CARIBBEAN-POLITICS: Region Divided on World Court Representative
VA-2789.996  representative of Latin America and the Caribbean  on the
MN-26101.996 SOUTHWEST SUNDAY Border Authors Explore Themes of Migration and Mingling
MN-26150.996 Defense Minister: Army Will Protect Convoys from Guerrillas
MN-2631.996  Lawmakers Accuse Pentagon of Dereliction, Threaten Subpoenas
MN-2674.996  Visa Denies It Seeks to Shut Out American Express in Mexico Via AP Dow Jones
MN-25105.996 Court Says Doctor Can Sue U.S., Mexicans
MN-2532.996  Mexican Television Journalist Held Hostage on Live TV
VA-2576.996  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ HAITI: The Security Question is Still
VA-2577.996  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ CUBA: See You at the Havana Convention
VA-2579.996  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ GUATEMALA: Clamp Down on Corruption Ups
VA-2581.996  COLOMBIA: Government Blames Plot for Drugs in President's Plane
VA-2582.996  //REPEAT//COLOMBIA: Government Blames Plot for Drugs in
MN-2465.996  Ecuadorean Villagers Burn Cattle Rustler Alive
VA-2472.996  CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Regional Leaders in Search of 'Trade Supremo'
VA-2475.996  MONTSERRAT-POLITICS: Elections Amid Volcanic Rumbling
VA-2478.996  COLOMBIA: Lemos, a Vice-President Cut Out for Times of Crisis
VA-2479.996  CUBA-UNITED STATES: Immigration Accords Strong Depite Helms-
MN-23115.996 Rich opportunity from cash flowing south
MN-23136.996 Scientists: Failed Trial Shouldn't Mean Death Of Colombian Vaccine
MN-23150.996 Victims of Marine Hit-and-Run Stuck with Medical Bills With AP Photos GOX101-103
MN-23189.996 Texas-Based NADBank's First Loans OK'd for Mexico Water Projects
MN-2320.996  Oliver North Labels CIA-Drug Allegations `Garbage'
MN-23209.996 Ruling Party Demands Elected Experience for Candidates
MN-23224.996 Mexico Police Slaying
MN-23279.996 Mexican delegates OK new rules for PRI Aiming for reform, ruling party allows
VA-23124.996 COLOMBIA: Guerrillera Offensive Reveals Army Weaknesses
VA-23125.996 VENEZUELA: Government Warns against Spree with Windfall Oil
VA-23126.996 AMERICAS: FTAA Schedule Under Discussion in Brazil
VA-23131.996 COSTA RICA-LITERATURE: Big Tales from a Small, Disappearing World
VA-23135.996 U.S.-HUMAN RIGHTS: Argentine Torture Case Breaks Precedent
VA-23150.996 CUBA-ECONOMY: See You at the Havana Convention
VA-23152.996 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Region Again at Odds over NAFTA
VA-23159.996 BRAZIL: Slashing of Export Duties Will Impact Trade with Mercosur
VA-23160.996 MEXICO: Government and EPR Locked on the Warpath
VA-23162.996 SCIENCE-INDIGENOUS: Indigenous Groups Warn Against Human Gene
VA-23165.996 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Regional Leaders Stare into Uncertain Future
VA-23166.996 COMMODITIES: PDVSA and Mobil Make new Alliance
VA-23177.996 HAITI: The Security Question is Still Only Partly Answered
VA-23185.996 INTEGRATION: Mercosur and NAFTA Split FTAA Debate
VA-23187.996 BOLIVIA: Ten Columns of Indigenous and Peasants March on La Paz
VA-23189.996 GUATEMALA: Clamp Down on Corruption Ups Support for Government
VA-23191.996 MONTSERRAT-NATURAL DISASTER: Volcano Reaches New Peak of Activity
VA-23192.996 INTEGRATION: Andean Community Reform enters Last Stages
VA-23193.996 JAMAICA-HEALTH: A Return to Traditional Medicine
VA-23201.996 MEXICO-POLITICS: PRI Feels Heat After 67 Years
VA-23204.996 CHILE-POPULATION: School Sex Education Program Stalls
VA-23205.996 MONTSERRAT-BRITAIN: Volcano's Rage Could be Catalyst for Change
VA-23207.996 CARIBBEAN-POPULATION: Govt. Slow to Move on Beijing Commitments
VA-23212.996 INTEGRATION: Fiscal Deficit Shakes Mercosur Nations
VA-23217.996 ARGENTINA: Government Begins to Recover its Initiative
VA-23218.996 U.S.-HAITI: Groups Target Disney's Link to Haitian Firms
VA-23219.996 GUATEMALA: Government and Guerrilla take Giant Step Towards Peace
VA-23220.996 NICARAGUA: Sandinistas Sign Electoral Accord with Former 'Contras'
MN-21131.996 Blocked from Reaching U.S., Wandering Honduran Boy Returns Home
MN-2116.996  Weakened and Stigmatized, Samper Heads For An International Stage
MN-21160.996 Army Pins Down Guerrillas In North, But Rebel Attacks Persist
MN-21162.996 Ambassador Says Mexico Bailout, NAFTA Paying Off for U.S.
MN-21165.996 Department of Justice To Investigate Claims Connecting CIA, Drugs
MN-21174.996 Mexico Stalls on Lifting U.S. Steel Penalties
MN-2134.996  Latin America Nips at Asia's Heels as Growth Picks Up
MN-2146.996  Caribbean Ripe for Legal War among Banana Buyers, Producers
MN-2147.996  Argentina military to go on holiday over budget lack
MN-2160.996  Thirty rebels reportedly killed inb Colombia
MN-192.996   Latin Clan Scours Globe for Media Deals Via AP
MN-1954.996  U.S. Telecom Firms See Big Potential In Latin America Via AP
MN-1958.996  Thousands March in La Paz, General Strike Affects Schools and Hospitals
MN-1964.996  Mexico's Ruling Party Ponders Expelling Former President Salinas
VA-1944.996  HUMAN RIGHTS: Spanish Judges Press Latin American Dictators
MN-18109.996 Foriegn Companies Entering Mexico Discover Employees Hard to Find
MN-1817.996  Department Stalls On Mexican Imports
MN-1849.996  Key Recent Events in Haiti
VA-1848.996  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ ARGENTINA: Camdessus Visit Sparks
VA-1853.996  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ LATIN AMERICA: How to Put Science to
VA-1856.996  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ CARIBBEAN: Caribbean Economies Approach
VA-1860.996  MEXICO: Lynchings Put Legal System and TV in the Dock
MN-17119.996 Canada bill strikes back at U.S. Cuba policy
MN-17134.996 U.S. starts trial of reputed Mexico drug boss
MN-174.996   Puerto Rico's Strengthened Radio Telescope Reaches Out to Stars
MN-1750.996  Powerful Corporacion Venezolana de Guayana Faces Privatization
MN-1767.996  Canada Introduces Bill to Protect Companies Against Helms-Burton
VA-1789.996  LATIN AMERICA: U.N. Report Forecasts Large Oil Investments to 2010
EM-175.996   Colombian Rebels Seize Initiative In Long War
VA-1790.996  PERU-CHILDREN: Should Paedophiles be Castrated?
VA-1794.996  PERU-CHILDREN: Should Paedophiles be Castrated?
VA-1795.996  CUBA-ECONOMY: Cuba to Develop Duty-Free Zones
VA-1797.996  ECONOMY-LATIN AMERICA: Inflation Continues to Decline
VA-17102.996 CARIBBEAN-INFORMATION: Postal Reform High on Governments Agenda
VA-17108.996 PERU: Guzman, from Guerilla Leader to Leading TV Character
VA-17110.996 ARGENTINA: Menem Stands by Economic Model Despite Blackout
VA-17111.996 JAMAICA-POPULATION: Newspaper Caption Sparks Debate on Marriage Laws
VA-17112.996 CHILE: No Official Mourning for Coup Leader
VA-17113.996 INTEGRATION: Lima Meeting to Regulate Speed of Pact with Mercosur
MN-1669.996  U.S. tries to remove armed criminals from Haiti's presidential palace
MN-1674.996  Mexican Publisher Charged With Tax Evasion, Fraud
MN-1676.996  Castro Praises Canadians for Defying U.S. Boycott
MN-16102.996 Mexicans See Their Nation in Moral Decline
MN-16106.996 Mexico arrests newspaper owner on tax charges
MN-16112.996 Survey exposes Mexicans' suspicion of government Yet optimism, family bonds are
MN-16168.996 Cross-Border Polling Reveals Differing Opinions on Shared Problems
MN-16176.996 Federal Police Official and Two Agents Killed Leaving Airport
MN-16236.996 Mexico: Ball in U.S. Court on Border Clearance Plan
MN-16267.996 Nicaragua To Study Possible Bi-coastal Containerport Complex
MN-16278.996 Polls: Economy Mexicans' Top Concern; For Americans, It's Health Care
MN-16314.996 Drug official gunned down in Mexico
VA-16162.996 Panama/U.S. negotiations fall apart on Canal
MN-16316.996 Breakthrough in Chagas' disease
MN-16362.996 Mexican police
MN-16363.996 Police chief's slaying surprises no one
VA-1669.996  BARBADOS-CRIME: Keeping The Prison Population Down
VA-1680.996  MEXICO: Informal Poll Points to Discontent Despite Recovery
VA-1685.996  GRENADA-NARCOTICS: Locals Say No to U.S. Coastguard Base
VA-1694.996  MEXICO-ECONOMY: Foreign Debt Stalls Development
VA-1696.996  ECONOMY-CENTRAL AMERICA: Privatization Fever Hits Telecomms Sector
VA-16104.996 CARIBBEAN-HUMAN RIGHTS: Date With the Hangman Again Goes on Hold
VA-16106.996 ECUADOR: Bucaram Ends a Month with Football, Music and Diplomacy
VA-16107.996 GRENADA-MEDIA: Govt. Under Attack for Trying to Muzzle the Press
VA-16109.996 CHILE: Country Remains Divided on 23rd Anniversary of Coup
VA-16111.996 COLOMBIA: De la Calle Resigns and Insists New Government be
VA-16112.996 GUATEMALA-MEXICO: Guerrillas, On the Brink of Peace and War
VA-16117.996 LATIN AMERICA: Informal Sector is Escape Valve for Unemployed
VA-16118.996 AGRICULTURE-CUBA: Food Shortfall Continues
VA-16121.996 LATIN AMERICA-SCIENCE: How to Put Science to Work
VA-16125.996 JAMAICA-COMMUNICATION: The Race to Cash in on the Internet Craze
VA-16129.996 CHILE: The Last Hurdle to Integration with MERCOSUR Overcome
VA-16130.996 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Caribbean Economies Approach Moment of Truth
VA-16136.996 CUBA: Debate with Mas Canosa was not Planned, says Alarcon
VA-16139.996 LATIN AMERICA: ECLAC Predicts Three Percent GDP in 1996
VA-16146.996 ARGENTINA-POLITICS: Black September for Menem
VA-16147.996 COLOMBIA-POLITICS: Crisis Deepens with VP's Resignation
VA-16149.996 NICARAGUA-POLITICS: Sandinistas Gain Ground in Election Race
VA-16150.996 URUGUAY-ECONOMY: Local Industry in Need of Urgent Action
VA-16157.996 ARGENTINA: Camdessus Visit Sparks Debate
VA-16158.996 DRUGS-MEXICO: Authorities Deny US Money Laundering Accusations
VA-16160.996 CARIBBEAN-POPULATION: Girls Finding Life After Teenage Pregnancy
VA-16161.996 CARIBBEAN-CRIME:Authorities Shuddering at the Influx of Deportees
VA-16162.996 PANAMA: Protests Hinder Negotiations on Continued U.S. Presence
EM-145.996   Subject: New Haitian Police serve U.S.
MN-13162.996 Border divides citizens, viewpoints
MN-13214.996 Japan joins ASEAN, Australia, NZ to slam U.S. sanctions
MN-1394.996  Canada, Central America increase trade
MN-12174.996 Used computer shipment set to go to Cuba
MN-1226.996  EU, Mexico to Begin Negotiations for a Free-trade Pact in Mid-October
MN-1260.996  Mexico says drug czar under arrest
VA-12144.996 HAITI-POLITICS: Pressure on Government
VA-12145.996 VENEZUELA-HUMAN RIGHTS: Anger as Alleged Killer Cops Freed
VA-12149.996 ARGENTINA-ECONOMY: Privatisation Loses its Gloss
VA-12154.996 CHILE: Tenth Anniversary of Attack that Could Have Changed History
VA-12155.996 CARIBBEAN: Taking Giant Steps Towards Integration
VA-12159.996 LATIN AMERICA: Governability - Knowing Where the Shoe Pinches
VA-12166.996 /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ MEXICO: Chavez, on the Brink of a Final
VA-12184.996 ARGENTINA-HABITAT: Housing Cooperative Flourishes in the Desert
VA-12187.996 PERU-CHILDREN: Chemical Castration Proposed for Paedophiles
MN-095.996   Tensions rise in Mexico's Chiapas state
VA-0979.996  MEXICO: Zapatistas Suspend Dialogue and Keep EPR at Arm's Length
VA-0982.996  RIO GROUP: The 21st Century Crusade against Poverty
VA-0983.996  CHILE: Does Tribute to Coup Leader Reflect 'Incomplete Democracy'?
VA-0988.996  LATIN AMERICA: Increased Arms Purchases Seen As Big Mistake
VA-0990.996  CUBA-ECONOMY: Black Market Flourishing
VA-0992.996  COSTA RICA-ECONOMY: Tourism as Major Revenue-earner
VA-0995.996  PERU-POPULATION: Plight of the Middle Class
VA-0997.996  LATIN AMERICA-FOOD: Winners and Losers in New Trade Regime
VA-09102.996 MEXICO: Chavez, on the Brink of a Final Knockout
VA-09104.996 CUBA-EUROPE: EU Rejects Washington Deal In Helms-Burton Row
VA-09108.996 GRENADA-POLITICS: Young Govt. Fighting Allegations of Corruption
VA-09111.996 RIO GROUP: Leaders Stress War on Drugs and Slam Helms-Burton Law
VA-09117.996 COLOMBIA: Rage Over Proposal that Prostitutes be Sterilised
VA-09118.996 VENEZUELA-POLITICS: Andres Perez Stages Comeback
VA-09119.996 PANAMA-EDUCATION: ''City of Knowledge'' in Place of Military Bases
VA-09120.996 CUBA-ECONOMY: Cheers as Tourist Numbers Rise
VA-09130.996 JAMAICA-POPULATION:For Many Reliable Water Supply Remains a Dream
VA-09132.996 COMMODITIES: Venezuela Wants OPEC Quotas Revised
VA-09133.996 GUATEMALA: Peace Talks Set out on Home Stretch
VA-09135.996 GUYANA: Government and Utility Company at Odds
MN-07101.996 Guerrillas Kill 16 Police And Soldiers, Blow Up Oil Pipeline
MN-0716.996  Recent Crimes Contribute to Federal Agents' Bad Reputation
MN-07185.996 In 1990s, It's Greed, Not Guns, That Topples Governments
MN-07225.996 Food Prices Rising in Bogota Because of Guerrilla Threats
MN-0735.996  Rights Groups Decry Burning of Criminal; Others Say They Understand It
MN-0787.996  9-7 0147 Brazil to privatize giant iron ore exporter
MN-06102.996 Jan Goldsmith: One more way to reach America
MN-06158.996 Four More Tijuana Homicides Raise Number for Year to 91
MN-06185.996 Asian Investment Floods into Mexican Border Region Via AP
MN-0619.996  Relationships in Mexico Help Colorado Companies
MN-0636.996  Leader of Mexican Street Vendors Dies at 63
MN-0646.996  Trailer-Length Regulations Expected Soon from Mexico
VA-0670.996  NICARAGUA: Work and Honour to Decide Youth Vote
VA-0671.996  BARBADOS-POLITICS: A Slap in the Face for Former Prime Minister
VA-0673.996  MEXICO: On the Verge of War or Peace?
VA-0678.996  EDUCATION-CUBA: Classrooms Escape the Grip of Economic Crisis
VA-0680.996  VENEZUELA: Caldera asks Church to Monitor Social Programme
VA-0681.996  RIO GROUP: 'Summit for Democracy without Poverty' Opens
VA-0682.996  RIO GROUP: U.S. Manoeuvres at the Cochabamba Summit
VA-0684.996  CINEMA-COLOMBIA: Oedipus Was a Colombian
VA-0685.996  MUSIC-JAMAICA: Nuff Respect to the Sound System Men
VA-0688.996  MUSIC-CUBA: Salsa - Popular or Vulgar, Cubans' Feet Don't Care
MN-05106.996 Laredo Blockade Shifts Cargo to the 'Bridge to Nowhere'
MN-05107.996 Prosecutor Says `Important People' Probed in Huge Drug Seizure
MN-05122.996 Farrakhan meets Castro, tours Cuban facilities
MN-05195.996 Tremor reported beneath Pacific
MN-0539.996  DEA: Colombian Traffickers Seeking to Control Heroin Market
MN-0578.996  New Trading Bloc will Deal Brazil Stronger Hand
VA-0535.996  WOMEN-LATIN AMERICA: Inaudible Voice of Indigenous Women
VA-0536.996  BRAZIL: With Flowers and Enthusiasm, Women Seek Political Power
MN-04148.996 Argentine to settle U.S. torture case
MN-0439.996  North American Development Bank Expected to Make Loans Soon
VA-0493.996  DANCE-JAMAICA: Pioneer Dancers Keep in Step With Times
VA-0499.996  ARMS: U.S. Urged to Stem Flow of Small Arms to Latin America
VA-04101.996 PERU: Fujimori Security Czar Makes the News, Again
VA-04102.996 HONDURAS-WOMEN: Domestic Violence is in Suburbia, Too
VA-04109.996 TRINIDAD-POLITICS: Living on the Edge in Trinidad and Tobago.
VA-04112.996 GROUP OF RIO: From Defending Democracy to the Fight against
VA-04115.996 MEXICO: Opposition Demands Information on New Guerrilla Force
VA-04120.996 LATAM-U.S.: Seeking Profit, U.S. Announces Infrastructure Grants
VA-04127.996 LATIN AMERICA: Che Lives!
VA-04128.996 CUBA-CULTURE: Old Havana's Not for Tourists Only
VA-04135.996 BRAZIL: From Import to Capital Substitution
VA-04139.996 NICARAGUA: Age-old Dream of a Coast-to-Coast Route within Reach
VA-04140.996 JAMAICA-HEALTH: 'Lifestyle Diseases' a Growing Problem in Jamaica
VA-04150.996 CUBA-POPULATION: Ageing Population Requires Fresh Policies
VA-04151.996 MEXICO: Kidnappers on the Rampage
VA-04157.996 TRINIDAD-HEALTH: Dengue Fever on the Rise in Trinidad and Tobago
VA-04158.996 INDIGENOUS PEOPLE: Hatred, the Venom Killing the Triqui
VA-04161.996 TRINIDAD-PRESS FREEDOM: Former PM Cautions Government on Press
VA-04162.996 SCIENCE: Argentina Launches its First Satellite
VA-04165.996 MEXICO: The U.S.A, Alone in its Zeal to Apply the Helms-Burton Law
VA-04171.996 COLOMBIA-CHILDREN: 'Week for Peace' in Violent Uraba
VA-04175.996 ARGENTINA-DEVELOPMENT: Middle Class Goes Downhill
VA-04182.996 CENTRAL AMERICA: The Spectre of Poverty Looms over the Region
VA-04185.996 MEXICO: EPR Bullets Wound the Political System
VA-04187.996 JAMAICA-MEDIA: Talk Radio - The New Political Platform.
VA-04188.996 BARBAD0S-POLITICS: Barbados May Dump Queen as Head of State.
VA-04189.996 AMERICA: Helms-Burton Encourages Revision of International Law
VA-04190.996 CHILDREN: Cuba and U.S.A. Coincide on Databank of Child Abusers
MN-0322.996  9-2 0312 Brazilian tribes mark festival of dead
MN-0323.996  Argentine Government Goes on Trial for Torture, Theft of Property
MN-0339.996  Zapatista rebels suspend peace talks
MN-0353.996  Twenty Die in Mexico Bus Crash
MN-02133.996 At Least 96 Killed in Guerrilla Assaults in Colombia With AP Photo BOG1
MN-02157.996 92 dead in Colombian rebel push
MN-02161.996 President Vows to Crush Rebels But Respect Civil Rights
MN-02190.996 Cali Cartel Leader Surrenders
MN-02211.996 Zedillo vows to punish rebels
MN-02222.996 Brazilian Berry Packs a Punch Into Sodas
MN-02277.996 Rebels Linked to Radical Group Accused of Violent Acts in Recent Years
MN-0258.996  U.S. Officials Visit Haiti; Former Police Instructor Slain
MN-0265.996  Mexico steps up security, new attack reported
MN-028.996   Discrimination against women on border
MN-0288.996  Guns at the Beach? Rebel Attacks Threaten Mexico's Tourism Industry
IN-21111.896 Subject: September Updates from Jay
MN-3015.896  U.N. Agrees to Keep Human Rights Monitors in Haiti
MN-30226.896 New Mexican rebels kill 14
MN-3072.896  Official Warns Cuba Law May Sour Trade Relations
VA-3068.896  CHILDREN: Child Sex Trade, an International Crime
VA-3069.896  LABOUR: In New Century, Dream of ''Job for Life'' is Just That
VA-3073.896  URUGUAY: No Longer an Oasis Free of Sexual Exploitation of
VA-3076.896  DRUGS-LATIN AMERICA: Coca - a Social Time Bomb
VA-3079.896  CENTRAL AMERICA: The Pacific Rim Knocks on the Door
MN-29121.896 Latin Americans sue U.S. over internment
MN-2928.896  Haitians Link Increasing Violence to Approaching U.S. Elections
MN-2932.896  Ecuador's `El Loco' True to Style
MN-2993.896  Clinton Envoy Urges Coalition Against Cuba
VA-2963.896  /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ URUGUAY: Religious Boom After
VA-2964.896  /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ LATIN AMERICA: Social Crisis
VA-2966.896  LATAM-POLITICS: Arms Exports and Votes
MN-2784.896  Spanish Volunteers File Charges Against Mexican Police
MN-2785.896  Gangs Target Restaurants As Crime Wave Hits Buenos Aires
VA-2722.896  POPULATION-MEXICO: Birth Control Message Should Target Men, Too
VA-2723.896  TRADE-AMERICAS: More Talks Set on Hemispheric Free Trade Deal
VA-2728.896  HEALTH-LATIN AMERICA: Hope in the Fight against Chagas' Disease
VA-2732.896  CHILDREN: Venezuela Struggles with Child Prostitution
VA-2735.896  COMMODITIES: Brazil Opposes EU Coffee Tariffs
VA-2736.896  CUBA: Fighting Helms-Burton with Silence
MN-26125.896 New rebel group says it has forces in Mexican capital
MN-2629.896  Judge Clears Former Police Official
MN-2652.896  Telefonos de Mexico Moves into Texas
MN-266.896   OAS Committee Rules Against Helms-Burton In Setback for US Cuba Policy
MN-2671.896  Panama Canal's Rates to Rise Nearly 16 Percent
MN-2676.896  Caribbean Ripe for a Banana War
VA-2644.896  PERU: Drawing up the Cartoon's Future: Lots of Question Marks
VA-2645.896  HONDURAS-CULTURE: New Museum Recreates Marvels of the Mayan World
VA-2646.896  JAMAICA-MUSIC: 'Skatalites' Still Rock After All Those Years
VA-2652.896  LATAM-DEBT: Social Crisis Looms, says Church
VA-2656.896  GUYANA-CRIME: Gun-Toting Deportees Blamed for 'State of Seige'
VA-2660.896  MERCOSUR: The Invasion of the Shopping Centres
VA-2667.896  PERU: How to Free the Wrongfully Imprisoned
VA-2676.896  VENEZUELA: Social Angst and Handouts
VA-2677.896  ARGENTINA-ECONOMY: Mines are Booming
VA-2685.896  COLOMBIA: Civil Rights Abuses spark Coca Producer Protests
VA-2687.896  GUYANA-POLITICS: Goverment Pressures U.S. Telephone Company over
VA-2688.896  MEXICO: Fresh Anti Helms-Burton Protest may fall on Stony Ground
VA-2690.896  COMMODITIES: Oil Alliance puts Heavy Crudes in the Limelight
VA-2696.896  CENTRAL AMERICA: US Military Presence Questioned
VA-2697.896  HAITI: Security Debate Has Implications for U.N. Mission
VA-2698.896  BRAZIL-ECONOMY: More Brazilians Drinking Cofee
VA-26108.896 PERU: Mining Company Cooperates With NGO On Development Projects
VA-26112.896 BARBADOS-EDUCATION: Students Caught with Drugs Face Prison
VA-26114.896 BOLIVIA: Indigenous Call for Land, Participation and Development
MN-24104.896 Hurricane Dolly kills 2 in Mexico Storm weakens while another gains strength
MN-2420.896  Top U.S. Companies Certified as Claimants for Cuban Compensation
MN-2423.896  Long-Ignored Property Claims at Center of U.S.-Cuba Debate
VA-2498.896  ECUADOR: The Short-Lived Dream of Bucaram's Populism
VA-24100.896 VENEZUELA: The Cola War Hits Latin America
VA-24102.896 CUBA: Migration Agreements with US Wobble
MN-2311.896  Lockheed Martin Seeks Deals with South American Nations
MN-23113.896 Hashimoto to float plan to help Chile aid to E. Europe
MN-23117.896 Investigation Discloses More Victims of Pinochet Regime
MN-2326.896  Mexico's Exports Gain a Solid Footing Via AP
MN-2351.896  Media Is Latest Target In Haiti's Political Violence
MN-22112.896 Mexican police reportedly nab kidnapping suspects
MN-2217.896  Brazil Eases Tariff System For Auto Imports
MN-2230.896  Mexican Firm Vows to Maintain Cuba Investment Despite U.S. Warning
MN-2241.896  Hashimoto asks Mexico to help protect Japan companies
MN-21126.896 U.S., Mexico Swept Up in Trade Rift
MN-21154.896 Cuba Says U.S. Diplomat Aided Dissidents
MN-21160.896 Hashimoto, Zedillo visit museum in Mexico City
MN-21190.896 Mexican mob takes law into its own hands
MN-21254.896 Mexico threatens legal action against U.S.
MN-2133.896  Prime Minister Begins Tour of Latin America
MN-2134.896  Truck Veers off Highway, Killing 27 Pedestrians
VA-2118.896  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ CARIBBEAN: One Region, One Message, for
VA-2122.896  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ POPULATION: Cuba - The Hot Place to
VA-2125.896  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ VENEZUELA: Money for Social Programmes
MN-20124.896 Keeping media uninformed helped in kidnapping case
MN-2013.896  Mexico's, Hughes Communications Sign Deal For New Satellite
MN-2024.896  Sanyo executive freed for ransom New York Times MEXICO CITY -- A Japanese
MN-2063.896  Haitians jittery after gunmen attack police building
VA-2035.896  VENEZUELA: Money for Social Programmes Unspent, World Bank says
VA-2036.896  ARGENTINA-POLITICS: Menem's Seven-Year Itch
VA-2038.896  GUATEMALA: Concern Over Future of Self-defence Patrols.
VA-2039.896  VIETNAM-TAIWAN: Marriages Based on Love or Sheer Convenience?
VA-2044.896  DOMINICAN REPUBLLIC-POLITICS: Tough Challenges Ahead for Fernandez
VA-2053.896  TRINIDAD-POPULATION: Surge in Domestic Violence Concerns Trinidad
VA-2055.896  MEXICO-HUMAN RIGHTS: Report Blasts Abuses Against Women Workers
MN-19224.896 Clinton Names Eizenstat Special Envoy to Press Allies on Cuba
MN-19258.896 Canada's Threat of Boycotting Travel to Florida Draws Discussion
MN-19265.896 U.S. Highway Official Says NAFTA Won't Lead to Bigger Trucks
MN-19271.896 Cuba Demands Return of Refugees
MN-19325.896 Federal Prosecutor Tied to Colosio Case Assassinated
MN-19349.896 There's no place like homeland for Mexico's consul
MN-1937.896  Four Cubans on Hijacked Plane Rescued After Crashing In Gulf
MN-1947.896  Tests on Mice Offer Hope in Debilitating Parasitic Disease
MN-1966.896  Mexican govt fires more than 700 police in clean-up
MN-1978.896  World briefs: INS agent jailed
VA-1952.896  TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: For 3000 Dollars You Can Buy a Child
VA-1953.896  CUBA: Fidel Castro, 70 Years Old and Still Going Strong
VA-1954.896  MEXICO: President Blames Crisis on Lack of Savings
VA-1955.896  GUYANA-POLITICS: No Support For Jagan's New World Order
VA-1969.896  EL SALVADOR: Errant Fathers Under Pressure to Care
VA-1971.896  COLOMBIA-POLITICS: Coup Talk Has Nation Agog
VA-1977.896  ARGENTINA: Severe Adjustment brings Threat of Strike
VA-1979.896  MEXICO: Endless Twists in the Colosio Case Tail
VA-1986.896  LATIN AMERICA: Native Peoples Wary of Paternalism
VA-1987.896  COLOMBIA: Government, Coca Growers Reach Tentative Accord
VA-1990.896  IMMIGRATION-MEXICO: Border Patrols Crack Down as Election Season
VA-1992.896  EL SALVADOR: Deliberate Plan to Exterminate Street Children
VA-1995.896  VENEZUELA: Famous Soap Opera Reflects Racism
VA-1997.896  ARGENTINA: Politicians at the Helm of the Titanic?
VA-19104.896 US-POPULATION: Cuba the Hot Place to Retire
VA-19106.896 MEXICO: Hard Dialogue in Chiapas, Confrontation in Guerrero
VA-19109.896 CARIBBEAN: One Region, One Message, for Tourists
VA-19113.896 COMMODITIES: How Long Can Oil Prices Keep Going Up?
VA-19115.896 MEXICO: New Debtor Support Plan Criticised
VA-19117.896 GUYANA-DRUGS: Guyana and U.S. join forces to fight illegal drugs
MN-16168.896 Kidnapped executive's firm compiles list of ex-employees
MN-1626.896  Dozens Electrocuted in Fireworks Accident
VA-1612.896  PERU-POLITICS: 'Shining Path' Still Glows
MN-15100.896 U.S.-Mexico Trade Office to Open in Austin, Texas
MN-15155.896 Ransom deadline set for Japanese hostage: Mexican radio
MN-15190.896 Electric cable explosion kills 35 in Peru
MN-15280.896 Investing in Latin America Now Requires Homework Via AP
MN-1573.896  Mexican Nationals Arrested In Airport Drug Bust
MN-1582.896  Eizenstat To Be Named as Envoy on Cuba
VA-1537.896  /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ BARBADOS: The Priest Who Sings
VA-1538.896  /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ LATIN AMERICA: Evangelical
MN-14101.896 Mexican police, Japanese Embassy confer over kidnapping
MN-147.896   No Big Birthday Bash, But Castro `Feels Well' As He Turns 70
MN-148.896   Haitian Police Officer Slain in Ambush; Eighth This Year
VA-1465.896  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ MEXICO: Standard of Living will Take
VA-1472.896  MEXICO: New Guerrilla Group States its Aims
MN-13164.896 Congressional Employees Agree to Take Drug Test, Legislators Balk
MN-1331.896  Air Rights Extended for Venezuelans
MN-1379.896  Mexican president ends long distance phone monopoly
VA-1337.896  CENTRAL AMERICA: Armies Future Poses Dilemma
VA-1338.896  LATAM-LABOR: Unions Want More ''Democratic'' Globalisation
VA-1345.896  CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Thumbs Down to Cuba
VA-1346.896  CHILE: Production Booming along with Unemployment
VA-1347.896  JAMAICA-HEALTH: Finally Success After 20 Years of Research
VA-1348.896  MEXICO-UNITED STATES: Closer Together but Still Far Apart
MN-12111.896 Head of Japanese U.S. subsidiary kidnapped in Mexico
MN-1257.896  FBI Says U.S. Couple Stole Mexican Baby
MN-11147.896 Mexicans Say Little Difference Between GOP and Democrats
MN-1174.896  Key Events in the Life of Cuban Leader Fidel Castro
MN-1185.896  U.S. and Venezuela Sign Air Safety Pact
VA-1123.896  CULTURE-COLOMBIA: Treasure of an Unknown Culture
VA-1041.896  Pnet: PERU-PEOPLE: Peasant Soldiers Strug
VA-1043.896  Pnet: PANAMA-INDIGENOUS: Indians on Warpa
VA-1047.896  Pnet: LATAM-RELIGION: Evangelical Church
VA-1050.896  Pnet: ARGENTINA: Priebke Verdict Reveals
VA-1051.896  Pnet: GUYANA-POPULATION: Deportees Aplent
VA-1054.896  Pnet: VENEZUELA: Teaching Maths by Radio
VA-1055.896  Pnet: ECUADOR: Bucaram Woos U.S. Bankers
VA-1056.896  Pnet: COLOMBIA: Samper Two Years on, Hole
VA-1058.896  Pnet: JAMAICA-POPULATION: Children Forced
VA-1059.896  Pnet: PERU: How Can the Innocent be Freed
VA-1061.896  Pnet: CARIBBEAN-POLITICS: U.S. Group Look
VA-1063.896  Pnet: CUBA-POLITICS: Vesco Trial Revives
VA-1069.896  Pnet: TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: A Move to Put
VA-1070.896  Pnet: BOLIVIA: US Pressure Helps Coca Nat
VA-1078.896  Pnet: MEXICO: Standard of Living will Tak
VA-1085.896  Pnet: ARGENTINA-ECONOMY: Menem Resists Pr
VA-1093.896  Pnet: ECUADOR: Swansong of an Outgoing Pr
VA-1095.896  Pnet: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES-AMERICAS: On the
VA-1098.896  Pnet: LATIN AMERICA: The Peaks and Trough
MN-09110.896 Mexico Turns a Page in Telecom History
VA-0933.896  ARGENTINA: New Book Brings Nazis out of the Woodwork
VA-0939.896  PERU-HUMAN RIGHTS: Too Many Innocents in Jails, Says Rights Group
VA-0940.896  PERU: Former Coca Growers in Vanguard of War on Drugs
VA-0942.896  CUBA: Atlanta leaves a Bitter Taste Despite Honourable Outcome
VA-0944.896  COLOMBIA: Government Bows to Pressure on Crop Erradication
MN-08129.896 Hernan Siles Zuazo, Former Bolivian President and Revolutionary, Dies
MN-08316.896 Midway Through His Term, Drug-Tainted President Assailed
MN-0874.896  OPINION: Mexico's Racism a Dirty Little Secret
MN-0899.896  Binational Metropolis Taking Shape: Trade Ties Unite Tijuana, San Diego
VA-0863.896  /IPS ENVIRONMENT BULLETIN/ LATIN AMERICA: Mid-sized Cities Provide
VA-0871.896  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ LATIN AMERICA: Decentralisation to
VA-0875.896  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN/ GUATEMALA: Rebel Propaganda Attacks
VA-0883.896  /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ CARIBBEAN: Christians to the
MN-06121.896 Rebels Blow Up Oil Wells, Kill Soldiers in Separate Attacks
MN-06148.896 IMF extends Mexico's credit line
VA-0645.896  LATAM-MERCOSUR: The Affects of Tango, Orloff and Tequila
VA-0655.896  CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Rumbling Among the Big Three Partners
VA-0656.896  CUBA: Mixed Property Business Moving Forward
VA-0657.896  PARAGUAY: Old Warhorse Dies Hard
VA-0659.896  SURINAME-DISASTER: Another Setback for Interim Government
VA-0660.896  COLOMBIA: Not Quite What the Doctor Ordered
MN-0513.896  Radical chic finds forum in Mexico: Rebels play host to an assortment of world's
MN-05141.896 Colombians Broaden English, Perspectives in Columbia, S.C.
MN-05154.896 Chile's Move to Privatization Deemed a Recipe for Success
MN-05156.896 NAFTA Probe Launched Against Mexico Development Project
VA-05297.896 EL SALVADOR-CHILDREN: Joyful Reunion After 12 Years
VA-05299.896 ARGENTINA-FINANCE: Unrest Grows Over Economy
VA-05300.896 PERU-DEVELOPMENT: Cloth of the Incas Again in Fashion
VA-05307.896 HAITI: Shakeup in Police Force
VA-05310.896 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Guyana Hits out at Regional Grouping
VA-05314.896 GUATEMALA: Pope Calls for Clemency on Death Row Pair
VA-05317.896 VENEZUELA: Rescued Banking Sector Threatened by new Deluge
VA-05328.896 /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 02/ CUBA: U.S. Exiles Divided Over Helms-
VA-05329.896 /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 03/ COLOMBIA: Youth Violence Marks the
VA-05335.896 ARGENTINA: Relief, Concern and Fear Greet Cavallo's Exit
VA-05337.896 /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ MEXICO: Intolerance, the Price
VA-05340.896 /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ VENEZUELA: Catholic Crusade
VA-05341.896 /IPS BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS/ GUATEMALA: Pope Calls for
VA-05345.896 CUBA-HEALTH: Tests to Start on AIDS Vaccine
VA-05354.896 TRADE-CUBA: Latin America Generally Ignores Helms-Burton Threat
VA-05360.896 CARIBBEAN-POLITICS: Helms-Burton Could Backfire says Diplomat
VA-05363.896 ARGENTINA-BRAZIL: Cavallo's Exit Wobbles Confidence
VA-05366.896 ARGENTINA: Markets Approve New Finance Minister
VA-05371.896 MEXICO: The Contrasting Tale of Two Guerrilla Groups
VA-05375.896 CUBA: Taxing Artists is a Tough Game
VA-05377.896 CULTURE-CARIBBEAN: Mr Biswas to be Homeless?
VA-05381.896 TELEVISION: Quality of TV Under Fire in Chile
VA-05385.896 HABITAT-LATAM: Mid-sized Cities Provide Better Life
VA-05386.896 INDONESIA-POLITICS: Middle Class Yet to Show its Hand
VA-05392.896 COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA: Trade Stills Troubled Waters of Diplomacy
VA-05397.896 MEXICO: Further Accidents on the Cards for Pemex Installations
VA-05398.896 CARIBBEAN-NATURAL DISASTERS: The Secret Is In the Metal Strap
VA-05400.896 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Caricom Says No to Cuba
VA-05402.896 U.S.-ARMS: Washington Debates Easing Arms Sales to Latin America
VA-05404.896 PANAMA: Torture of Prisoners gets Broad Rejection
VA-05420.896 GUATEMALA: Rebel Propaganda Attacks Raise a Row
VA-05422.896 SIERRA LEONE: Death and Destruction Earn Slum Some Attention
VA-05424.896 MEXICO: Prison System Reaches Breaking Point
VA-05425.896 COMMUNICATION: Andeans to Approve Satellite Norms
VA-05428.896 JAMAICA-POPULATION: More Women Turning to Drugs /REPEATING/
VA-05429.896 NICARAGUA: US Grants Deferral of Confiscation Cases
VA-05439.896 JAMAICA-SPORTS: A Nation Pauses to Celebrate
VA-05441.896 ECUADOR: First Female Vice President given Difficult Reception
VA-05443.896 FISHERIES-MEXICO: Nation Welcomes Imminent End of US Tuna Ban
VA-05447.896 LATIN AMERICA: Decentralisation to Reach Political Field
MN-03103.896 Authorities Arrest Ex-Agent Who Accused Anti-Drug Agency of Corruption
MN-0390.896  Even acts of God turn political in Nicaragua
MN-02105.896 Guerrilla Woodstock: Mud, Music And Musing on Life After Socialism
MN-02248.896 U.S. troops went to Haiti last week
MN-0280.896  Christopher Says Corruption in Mexico `Endemic'
MN-0136.896  Cuba Pilot Pilot Alleges Security Lapse When Cuban MiGs Downed US Based Planes
MN-31134.796 Cuban Pilot Says U.S. Could Have Prevented Downing of Planes
MN-31136.796 EU readies legislation to counter US anti-Cuba law
MN-316.796   U.S. Concedes Corruption Plagues Mexico But Cites Gains in Anti-Drug Effort
MN-3183.796  Latin Project Finance Prospering in Non-Traditional Sectors
MN-3186.796  Armed Texas Troopers Subject to Ire of Mexico's Short-Haul Truckers
MN-3016.796  Mexico to Repay Debt to U.S. Ahead of Schedule
MN-30176.796 Mexico's Coffee Harvest Could Bring Lower Prices In Fall Via AP
MN-3043.796  Sour Note from NAFTA as Truck Policy Discord Disrupts Border
MN-3086.796  Unrest reigns in town hosting Mexican peace talks
MN-29106.796 Ex-Im Bank to offer untied loan to El Salvador
MN-297.796   For Europeans, Cuba hasn't lost its magic
MN-2988.796  Mexican rebels convene international protest forum
VA-2932.796  CULTURE: Soap Sells in Jamaica
VA-2934.796  THEATRE: All Cuba is a Stage
VA-2942.796  HAITI-POLITICS: Preval's Problems Piling Up
VA-2944.796  PERU-ECUADOR: Lima Wary of Ecuador's New President
VA-2954.796  CHILE: Military Beyond Civilian Rule, Says US Ambassador
VA-2956.796  GUATEMALA: Public Dismay Greets Suspension of Firing Squad
VA-2957.796  CARIBBEAN-MUSIC: Regiional Artists Do Battle Against Piracy
VA-2958.796  COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA: It Was All Just a Simple Mistake
VA-2970.796  ECUADOR: Indigenous Justice Replaces Discredited Courts
VA-2971.796  MEXICO: Human Rights Delegation goes Home Heavily Loaded
VA-2974.796  PANAMA: Business Community Opposes Changes to Banking Law
VA-2975.796  BARBADOS: FBI Agents To Answer Charges of Illegal Raids
VA-2987.796  US-CUBA: Exiles Divided Over Helms-Burton Law
VA-2994.796  JAMAICA-POPULATION: Struggling to Survive on the City's Streets
VA-2996.796  VENEZUELA: Catholic Crusade Suspends Casino Law
VA-29100.796 COLOMBIA: Youth Violence Marks the Urban Environment
VA-29101.796 GUYANA-POPULATION: Tough Times Ahead for Delinquent Dads
VA-29103.796 CUBA: Nation Keeps an Ear Cocked for US Party Poopers
MN-27150.796 Two-Headed Baby Born in Tijuana, Family Says
MN-2733.796  Peru car bomb rocks Lima
MN-2735.796  For Cubans, A Message of Hope in Castro's Annual Revolution Speech
MN-2736.796  Senate blocks Mexican aid
MN-2750.796  President Menem Fires Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo
MN-26101.796 Mexico Plans Early Payment of Most Remaining Bailout Debt
MN-26153.796 Rio court to launch Net adoption program
MN-26157.796 World briefs: Mexico tells U.S.
MN-26165.796 Family, Afro-Cuban pride keep their music alive
MN-2635.796  S.Africa may get U.S. arms
VA-2679.796  VENEZUELA: Human Rights Take a Battering
VA-2681.796  PERU-DRUGS: One Million People Living off Drug Trade
VA-2696.796  LATIN AMERICA: The Lesson to be Learned from Ronson's Homecoming
VA-2698.796  CHILE: Private Debt Means Billion Dollar Losses for Central Bank
VA-26101.796 CUBA: United States Still Seeks Criticism for Shootdown
VA-26102.796 MEXICO: Intolerance, the Price of a Change of Faith
VA-26103.796 COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA: Slanging Match Blocks Meeting
MN-25165.796 Mexican rights abuses detailed NAFTA paved way for outside probe
VA-2423.796  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 01/ CHILDREN: Campaign Afoot to Stamp
VA-2424.796  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 02/ GUYANA: A Party in Search of its
VA-2437.796  /IPS ENVIRONMENT BULLETIN 05/ NIGERIA: Greens Move to Block Asian
MN-2350.796  Two Military Officers Killed in Guadalajara Shootout
VA-2339.796  AGRICULTURE-BRAZIL: Vitamin-rich Amazonian Fruit a Winner
VA-2343.796  CHILDREN-ECUADOR: Child Prostitution is Growth Industry
VA-2344.796  TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO-POLITICS: Nation to Mark 'Red Letter Day'
VA-2353.796  JAMAICA-MEDIA: Multi-million Dollar Libel Award Scares Journalist
VA-2354.796  COLOMBIA: Indigenous People Tired of Counting Their Dead
VA-2356.796  MEXICO: Government to Tax Informal Economy
MN-22122.796 Oil Wealth May Flood Falkland Islands
MN-2247.796  U.S. may ease ban on weapons sales to Latin America
VA-22139.796 VENEZUELA-ECONOMY: Hard Times for Workers
VA-22151.796 HUMAN RIGHTS-MEXICO: OAS Commission to Evaluate Nation
VA-22154.796 ST. KITTS/NEVIS-POLITICS: Govt. Gets Bad Report Card Amid
VA-22155.796 CUBA: Clinton's Postponement Makes no Change, says Government
VA-22157.796 ARGENTINA: Arms Selling Minister Ducks Out
VA-22165.796 HAITI-DEVELOPMENT: A Fishy Tale
VA-22170.796 COMMODOTIES: Errant Nations return to San Jose Fold
VA-22174.796 U.S.-CIA: Haiti, Honduras Still Waiting for Release of Documents
VA-22177.796 MEXICO: Leaks From Salinas Investigation Worry Entrepreneurs
VA-22178.796 COMMODITIES: Errant Nations return to San Jose Fold
VA-22180.796 CHILDREN: Campaign Afoot to Stamp out Child Labour
MN-20122.796 Mexican Rebels Claim Responsibility for Ambush
MN-20135.796 New rebel group in Mexico says it attacked soldiers
MN-20162.796 ENSENADA, Mexico: is up. ``If there were some indication that the level of the
MN-2052.796  Colombian Airline Suspends Cuba Flights On U.S. Sanction Fears
VA-2067.796  CINEMA-ECUADOR: 1960's Leftist Nostalgia Sparks New Movie
VA-2071.796  BOOKS-BRAZIL: Publishers Benefit from Globalisation
VA-2077.796  CHILDREN-CUBA: Street Kids on the Increase
VA-2078.796  SALVADOR-ECONOMY: Growth Slows, Unemployment up
VA-2086.796  ARGENTINA: Harsh Adjustment Measures Met with Resistence
VA-2088.796  U.S.-CUBA: Clinton Delays Lawsuit Provisions in Helms-Burton
VA-2089.796  VENEZUELA: IMF Agreement Could Lighten the Load of Debt
VA-2090.796  PANAMA: US Accused of Orchestrating Slur Campaign
VA-2092.796  GUYANA-POLITICS: A Party in Search of its Former Glory
VA-2093.796  CARIBBEAN-ECONOMY: The Long Road to Monetary Union
MN-1827.796  Britain Balks, Others Criticize Clinton's Cuba Decision
MN-1828.796  Ambush of Army Patrol Raises Concerns About Mysterious Armed Group
MN-1837.796  U.S. Presses Allies To Promote Democracy on Cuba
MN-1872.796  European Union Plans Retaliation Over U.S. Anti-Cuba Law
MN-1873.796  OP CUBA
VA-1816.796  HAITI: Aristide's Desire is for Dialogue and Unity
VA-1817.796  UNITED STATES-CUBA: Worst Could Come Under Helms-Burton
VA-1822.796  /BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS 02/ BRAZIL: Church Battles On For
MN-1713.796  Clinton to impose anti-Cuba sanctions
MN-1744.796  Clinton Compromise on Cuban Sanctions Satisfies Opposing Interests
MN-1755.796  Clinton Compromise on Cuban Sanctions Satisfies Opposing Interests
MN-1778.796  U.S., Mexican Ports Forging Cargo Pre-Clearance Deal
MN-16142.796 17 Dead, 26 Injured When Bus Plunges Off Rain-Slickened Highway
MN-1625.796  Cuba Policy Troublesome at Home and Abroad
MN-1627.796  Clinton weighs conflicting advice on enforcing Helms-Burton provision
MN-1630.796  Pharmaceutical Lab Closed After Contaminated Medicine Kills Dozens
MN-1658.796  U.S. May Face Latin Backlash over Denial of Visa to Colombia's Leader
MN-1660.796  Dominican Republic is stop on Cubans' route to Florida
MN-1693.796  Mexican Officials Tighten Regulation of Banks and Brokerage Houses
MN-15126.796 Thousands March in Celebration of Puerto Rico
MN-15151.796 Leftist Party Elects Leader in First Direct Vote
MN-15250.796 Japan airs concern over U.S. anti-Cuba law
MN-1582.796  Bolivia Inaugurates First Paved Link to Outside World
VA-1598.796  FASHION: Jamaican Models Make Strides Abroad
VA-1599.796  THEATRE-COSTA RICA: Maternity Vindicated on Stage
VA-15104.796 LATIN AMERICA-TECHNOLOGY: More Investment Needed in Technology
VA-15106.796 BRAZIL-RELIGION: Church Battles on for the Poor
VA-15109.796 LATIN AMERICA-ECONOMY: Region has Inflation Licked, More or Less
VA-15110.796 VENEZUELA: Adjustment Amid Despair
VA-15113.796 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: The Fight For Preferential Treatment Continues
VA-15114.796 LATIN AMERICA: Leftist Groups to Seek Alternatives to
VA-15115.796 PERU/BRAZIL: Interocean Highway Threatens Natural Sanctuaries
VA-15119.796 PANAMA: 'Narcoscandal' Takes a new Turn
VA-15120.796 CHILE-DEFENCE: Steady Downward Trend in Spending under Democracy
VA-15122.796 CUBA-U.S.: Fate of Migration Accords Hangs on Hijacking of
VA-15123.796 MEXICO: Businessmen Call for Guaranteed Stability
VA-15135.796 HAITI-ECONOMY: Battle Over Reforms Has Feelings Running High
VA-15137.796 CARIBBEAN-POPULATION: Disability Rights On the Agenda at Last
VA-15140.796 HUMAN RIGHTS-BRAZIL: Dead Guerrilla Leader still Challenges Army
VA-15141.796 MEXICO: Urban Development Processes Shot Down in Flames
VA-15145.796 PERU: Tale of a Kidnapping - from Stockholm to Lima Syndrome
VA-15146.796 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: Reaching out to the Men on the Health Issue
VA-15149.796 MEXICO: Reports Confirm that EPR is Insurgent Force
VA-15150.796 ECUADOR: Where is Bucaram Going?
VA-15151.796 BOLIVIA: Private Pensions Anger Workers
VA-15159.796 POPULATION-VENEZUELA: The Anu Peoples, Almost Over the Edge
VA-15160.796 PANAMA-ECONOMY: Decline Continues Despite Adjustmenat
VA-15163.796 LATIN AMERICA: Social Stability, the Key to Governability
VA-15166.796 CARIBBEAN-AGRICULTURE: FAO Unhappy with Region's Huge Food Bill
VA-15167.796 CUBA: Crisis and Labour Reform Force Women Back Home
VA-15168.796 ARGENTINA: Minister with Anti-Semitic Past Replaced by Jew
VA-15169.796 CUBA-EUROPEAN UNION: Outlook for Cooperation is Bleak, Report Says
VA-15170.796 COLOMBIA: United States Closes in on Samper
VA-15171.796 FINANCE-HONDURAS: Size of Debt Jeopardises Eligibility for Credit
VA-15172.796 JAMAICA-POPULATION: Another NGO Could Succumb to the Pinch
MN-13130.796 Governors Offered Taste of Puerto Rico's Heated Politics
MN-13133.796 Welfare Tops Agenda As Governors Seek Difficult Election-Year Consensus
MN-13141.796 Ambassador Says Country, State Need To Try Harder
MN-13171.796 Leading Newspaper Suggests President's Resignation
MN-12112.796 Privatization efforts in Haiti declared a success
MN-12260.796 Colombia: Latest U.S. Stroke in Strategy to Force Compliance
MN-1257.796  OPINION: Colombia, Drugs and U.S. Trade
MN-1260.796  Foreign Minister Demands US Return Hijacker
VA-1252.796  /BULLETIN OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS 03/ TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: Festivals
VA-1259.796  HAITI-HUMAN RIGHTS: Overcrowded Prisons, Wretched Prisoners
VA-1264.796  JAMAICA-TOURISM: Another Bid to Restore the 'Wickedest' City
VA-1267.796  NICARAGUA: Police Brutality Increasingly Common
VA-1272.796  PERU: Human Rights and Extradition Requests
VA-1273.796  CUBA: Economic Crisis in the Rearview Mirror
VA-1276.796  PERU: Is Bucaram a Blessing or a Bane?
VA-1277.796  MEXICO: The EZLN 'Fiesta' and the New Opposition Front
MN-11114.796 CUBA:WA national
MN-11136.796 Prosecutors Seize Assets Of Jailed Drug Kingpins
MN-11151.796 Spain's foreign minister meeting with Cuban exiles
MN-11164.796 Four More Arrested as Case of Self-Styled Rebels Grows Murkier
MN-11230.796 Grenada premier asks Japan for infrastructure aid
MN-1135.796  Arrests in grisly Cali murder
VA-1047.796  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 02/ CUBA-TECHNOLOGY: Government has Big
VA-1052.796  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 06/ LATIN AMERICA-AGRICULTURE: Women and
VA-1053.796  /IPS DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 07/ MERCOSUR: Mega-Project to Lure
VA-1055.796  MERCOSUR: Paraguay Puts Clause on Democracy to the Test
MN-09158.796 Residents of Rio Grande Valley Region in Texas Prepare for Mexican Blocade
MN-09174.796 Zapatistas say talks in danger
MN-0921.796  Consortium Creating U.S.-Mexico Border Geographic Database
MN-0999.796  Cuba Seeking to Forge Trade Agreement with European Union
VA-0957.796  CUBA-TECHNOLOGY: Government has Big Hopes for Information Sector
VA-0958.796  SOUTH AFRICA-DEVELOPMENT: Protecting Money-Making Plants
VA-0963.796  CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Cuba Eyeing the EU Market
VA-0964.796  VENEZUELA: Indigenous Women Declare War on Acculturation
VA-0967.796  PERU: In Search of the Source of the Amazon
VA-0968.796  BOLIVIA: In Sore Need of 'Human Security'
VA-0970.796  LATIN AMERICA: Food Security - an Obtainable Goal?
VA-0971.796  BARBADOS: No Rat Plague Here Says Envoy
VA-0972.796  ARGENTINA: Minister's Nazi Past has Jewish Community Up in Arms
MN-08103.796 Mexico Issues Call for Investors; Firms Would Build Natural Gas Networks
MN-08218.796 7-8 0172 Japan, Mexico share concern over U.S. Cuba policy
MN-08245.796 Cuban plane hijacked to Guantanamo
MN-087.796   Cuban Exile Pilot Will Get License Back After 150-Day Suspension
MN-0873.796  Rising Exports, Imports Keep Mexico Busy
MN-0874.796  Chile's Move to Mercosur May Pave Its Way into NAFTA
MN-0875.796  Shippers Monitor Port Improvements in South America Ports
MN-0877.796  After Idle Period, Latin Ports Invest in Equipment, Infrastructure
MN-0879.796  Exports Reflect Improved Latin American Economies
VA-0873.796  JAMAICA-MUSIC: The Big and Small of Marketing Reggae
VA-0876.796  VENEZUELA-MUSIC: Last Encores for the Urban Singer
VA-0884.796  LATIN AMERICA-AGRICULTURE: Women and Food Security - Link is Vital
VA-0886.796  CUBA-POPULATION: Who Migrates, and Why
VA-0887.796  LABOUR-BRAZIL: The Myth of the Unstable Informal Sector /REPEAT/
VA-0888.796  HAITI-UNITED NATIONS: Peacekeepers Want to Do Good, and Fade
VA-0891.796  TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO-RELIGION: Festivals Widen the Rift
VA-0896.796  MEXICO: Rural Leaders Tortured over Alleged Guerrilla Links
VA-0898.796  ANDEAN COMMUNITY: In Search of a Strong, United Image
VA-0899.796  TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: FAO Helps to Halt Destruction of Fishing
VA-08100.796 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC-POLITICS: Fernandez' Win Marks the End of An Era
VA-08101.796 BOLIVIA: The Weak Heart of South American Integration
VA-08102.796 COLOMBIA: Government Protests U.S. Suggestions to 'Isolate' Samper
VA-08112.796 PERU-FINANCE: Expensive ''Mistake'' Has Country Speculating
VA-08119.796 MERCOSUR: Mega-Project to Lure Tourists to Triple Border Area
VA-08123.796 PANAMA: Supreme Court Judge Accused of Corruption
VA-08124.796 GUATEMALA: CIA Informer Controversy Hots Up
VA-08131.796 URUGUAY: Victims Below the Poverty Line
VA-08133.796 LATIN AMERICA-TRADE: Andean Pact Members Agree on Trade and Pace
VA-08135.796 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Regional Single Market a Bad Idea says UN Body
VA-08137.796 CUBA: Self Employment Survives despite Taxes and Pressure
VA-08139.796 CHILE: Pinochet Accused of Genocide before a Spanish Court
VA-08143.796 CARIBBEAN-NARCOTICS: Regional Leaders Revisit the Drug Issue
VA-08144.796 MEXICO: Network War over Alleged Ties with Salinas' Brother
MN-0653.796  Government Furious over Report Implicating President
MN-0664.796  Medellin Cartel Leader Released After 5 1/2 Years In Prison
VA-0554.796  Intelligence Agency (CIA) operations in Guatemala is being praised
MN-05156.796 Zedillo accused of supporting payoff
MN-0524.796  Cyber Campaign To Elect Fidel Castro U.S. President In High Gear
MN-0576.796  Mexican President Reported Involved in Questionable $7 Million Payment
VA-0530.796  TRADE-LATIN AMERICA: Orphans of Integration
VA-0531.796  PANAMA-POLITICS: Hard Lessons Learned
VA-0545.796  BRAZIL: The PC Farias Case - Facts Better than Fiction
VA-0547.796  MEXICO: Guerrillas in Guerrero - a New Headache for the
VA-0549.796  VENEZUELA: Andean Money Founds Bank Recovery Fund
VA-0550.796  ECONOMY-BRAZIL: Cardoso Seeks to Boost Optimism about 'Plan Real'
VA-0551.796  GUATEMALA: Prospect of Amnesty Troubles Human Rights Groups
VA-0552.796  U.S.-HAITI: Constant's immediate extradition urged
VA-0553.796  CUBA-U.N.: Washington Backs Off as Sanctions Threat Withers
VA-0554.796  US-GUATEMALA: Victims Say Study on CIA Links to Abuses Inadequate
MN-0474.796  National Guard to Help With Security During Governors Meeting
VA-0319.796  MEXICO CITY, Jun 29 (IPS) - Events in the southern Mexican state
MN-03123.796 Sexual harassment in Mexico Typist's nightmare spotlights lack of workplace
MN-0319.796  Colombia Calls U.S. Pressure `Mistaken and Unjust'
VA-0319.796  MEXICO: New Rebel Group Could Jeopardise Peace Talks
VA-0241.796  TEGUCIGALPA, Jun 28 (IPS) - The Honduran Armed Forces called for
MN-02128.796 The Journal of Commerce Opinion: America's Foreign Policy Tantrum
MN-02138.796 Mexican troops hunt new rebel group
MN-02111.796 Caribbean Community Calling for Truce in Banana Trade War
MN-02139.796 Facts, Figures on the Dominican Republic
MN-02994.796 U.N. Extends Haiti Peacekeeping Mission
VA-0231.796  PERU: Out on a Limb in Integration
VA-0234.796  CUBA: Government Calls Report on 'Airplane Crisis' U.S. Defeat
VA-0235.796  MEXICO: Odds Not Good for Zapatistas
VA-0236.796  CARIBBEAN-AGRICULTURE: Regional Leaders Move to Save Vital Sector
VA-0237.796  CORRECTION//MEXICO: Odds Not Good for Zapatistas
VA-0240.796  LABOUR-PERU: Quarter of a Million Victims of Structural
VA-0241.796  HONDURAS: Military Officers Demand end to the 'Circus'
VA-01170.796 Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) ''is a great
MN-01103.796 EU Will Continue Dialogue with Cuba, Despite U.S. Sanctions
MN-01119.796 Odyssey Ends for Boy Found Looking for His Mother
MN-01126.796 Peru's psyche largely healed from Shining Path
MN-0120.796  Army Hunts Self-Proclaimed Rebels in Mexico
MN-0124.796  Dominican Campaign Revolves around Issue of Fraud
MN-0128.796  Security remains shaky in Haiti
MN-0133.796  CIA abuses in Guatemala
MN-0174.796  Boris Dumps Rain Over Western Mexico, Heads Toward Pacific
MN-0178.796  Consumers Still Cautious, But Automakers Help Fuel Slow Recovery
VA-0177.796  BOOKS-NICARAGUA: Shop Chain Bans Book on Spanish Colonisation
VA-0179.796  CULTURE-ST. KITTS/NEVIS: Going for Carifesta
VA-0180.796  MUSIC: Haitian Rappers Take the Spotlight
VA-0186.796  CUBA: Airplane Crisis Hits Harder than Helms-Burton
VA-0188.796  MEXICO: Salinhas Casts Corruption Shadow
VA-0195.796  NICARAGUA: In With the Ballot Box, Out With War
VA-01100.796 MERCOSUR: The Central Nerve of Latin American Integration
VA-01101.796 CARIBBEAN-TRADE: Region Drums up Support in Banana Dispute
VA-01102.796 BRAZIL: The Corrupt also Love - but Few Believe it
VA-01103.796 LATIN AMERICA: Latino Children Are 'Invisible' Victims
VA-01105.796 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO-POLITICS: The Cracks are Beginning to Show
VA-01106.796 HAITI-U.S.: Secret Deal Set Free FRAPH Chief, Critics Say
VA-01108.796 VENEZUELA: Violence the Flavour of the Month in June
VA-01113.796 PERU-ECUADOR: New Moves to Settle Territorial Dispute
VA-01115.796 HEALTH-MEXICO: More than a Fistful of Dollars
VA-01117.796 CUBA: Public and Private Spheres Must Come to Grips on Tourism
VA-01125.796 MERCOSUR: Historic Accords with Chile and Bolivia
VA-01126.796 (SUMMARY) : A roundup of items from the past 24 hours that have
VA-01129.796 CHILE: Local Community Cede under Pressure from Transnational
VA-01132.796 CHILE-MERCOSUR: Agriculture's Cold Feet Will not Hamper Approval
VA-01133.796 ST. KITTS/NEVIS-POLITICS: Federation in Danger of Falling Apart
VA-01137.796 GUYANA-NARCOTICS: Another Step Forward in Drug War?
VA-01140.796 DRUGS-MEXICO: Trying not to Keep Up with the Joneses
VA-01146.796 URUGUAY-CRIME: Prison System in Crisis
VA-01147.796 HABITAT-LATAM: Big Cities to Shrink as Little Cities Grow
VA-01150.796 HAITI-ECONOMY: Parliament Caught Between Rock and Hard Place
VA-01154.796 EL SALVADOR: Spectre of Terrorism Reawakens
VA-01159.796 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC-POLITICS: Balaguer's Shadow Hangs Over Election
VA-01161.796 HAITI: U.N. Nears Agreement on Troop Extension, Despite China
VA-01162.796 HAITI: Haitians' Tussle With IMF Brought To Group Of Seven
VA-01164.796 COLOMBIA: US Demands Extradition of Cali Cartel Leaders
VA-01165.796 CUBA: Government Denies Island is a Drug-Runner's Paradise
VA-01168.796 LATIN AMERICA: SELA Approves Broadening of Mercosur
VA-01169.796 CUBA: No U.N. Action Likely Now on Cuban Shootdown
VA-01170.796 COOPERATION: Will the Portuguese Language Community be Stillborn?