The women, all leaders in their communities, traveled from seven countries to attend the Aug. 23-27 workshop. The women represent Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico and a wide spectrum of professions.
Twenty-two students, who received scholarships to attend the July 26-Aug. 6 camp, were selected because of their desire to conduct scientific research or work in the medical profession once they graduate from college.
On a 103-acre parcel of barren hillside sits a 10-megawatt project, the first of its kind south of the border. Conceived of, paid for and managed by the state of Baja California, the $26.1 million project has five towers, each measuring 256 feet, as well as an energy collection facility and control center.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia – Institute of the Americas Vice President Lynne Walker led a June 29-July 3 Investigative Journalism workshop in La Paz, Bolivia, where 120 journalists attended sessions on reporting and interview techniques, as well as digital reporting, story organization and professional ethics. Read More...
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The Mexico 2010 edition of the Jack F. Ealy Science Journalism program was launched June 15 in the Reserva de la Biosfera del Cielo in Gomez Farias, Tamaulipas. The workshop, organized by the Fundacion Ealy Ortiz, the Institute of the Americas and the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas as well as the government of Tamaulipas, hosted more that 60 journalists
Read More...LA JOLLA - Ken Roth, Executive Director of Human Rights Watch, said that Mexico is making major errors in its battle against the drug lords at a June 28 presentation part of the Institute of the America’s Tequila Talk series.
Read More...GUATEMALA CITY – Disaster struck twice in Guatemala in the span of three days, first with the May 27 eruption of the Pacaya volcano and then with the relentless rains of Tropical Storm Agatha.
Read More...WASHINGTON -- Latin America is projecting 4.5 percent growth this year, an impressive economic turnaround led largely by exports to China, Enrique Garcia, president of the Andean Development Corporation, said during a May 26 conference organized by the Institute of the Americas on China-Latin America relations.
Read More...By Matthew Schewel Inter-American Dialogue’s Latin America Energy Advisor June 7 WASHINGTON—Two former energy secretaries of Argentina on Thursday called on their government to adopt a long-term strategy to diversify the country's energy sources, stem a decline in oil and gas production and stimulate investment in the electricity sector by phasing out subsidies.
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- Human Rights Watch Criticizes the Way the Drug War in Mexico Is Being Fought
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