Vol. 59 No. 1, January 2007
Index
- Distant divide.
- Keeping track with khipus.
- Viva Ecuador!
- Trains rumble in Honduras.
- What sharp teeth you have!
- Laws to limit public puffing.
- Argentina's historic Herald.
- Weighing the future, a lock at a time: six years after taking control of the Panama Canal, Panamanians face new challenges to keep this vital waterway economically viable and to protect their livelihood.
- Expansion approval.
- Trinidad and Tobago: the magic of doing a lot with a little: Prime Minister Patrick Manning talks with Americas about developing his county's wealth of human and natural resources.
- On a quest for the quetzal: trekking through the high reaches of the Guatemalan cloud forests, our author is on the lookout for that bijou of birds, the mythic feathered jewel, the ever-elusive resplendent quetzal.
- El Salvador: expanding ties of a far-flung Diaspora: long battered by civil war and natural disasters, Central America's smallest nation taps into the talent and knowledge of Salvadorans living abroad to boost its economy.
- Beating to the rhythm of desire: in Salvador, Bahia, the traditional wisdom of Brazilian Candomble has combined with the innovative ideas of an Italian educator to inspire an impoverished neighborhood's "children of exclusion".
- Zorro behind the mask: was he a thief, scoundrel, murderer, or savior of his people? New critical interpretations explore the many identities of one of the New World's most swashbuckling icons.
- Observing democracy.
- Model for democracy.
- Care for the environment.
- Culture ministers meet in Canada.
- Growing food and friendship.
- Dancing queen.
- Tracks of timeless tunes.
- The Irishman who translated Mexican poetry.
- Soccer and life.