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Protest at the Embassy of Argentina in Washington DC
Cristina Kirchner's administration wants to pay the cost of her welfare state programs with higher taxes to agricultural exports. But Argentines think this time she went too far (Spanish).

Santa Cruz: Risking it all for the Autonomy
Last May 4, 2008, 86% of Santa Cruz people said yes to autonomy and turned their backs to XXI century socialism of Evo Morales and Hugo Chavez (Spanish).

U.S. Immigration Reform: A Private Solution for a Public Issue
The American politicians have not been able to agree about a way to update immigration regulations that do not seem to be addressing the needs of the current economy (Spanish).

The Future and Nature of Populism in Latin America
Populists promise to bring a new revolution to the Americas, but many of us agree that the proposal is the already proven wrong 'socialist recipe' (Spanish).

Chavismo: A Hugo Problem
National Review requested the opinion of the experts for a symposium on the relationship between Hugo Chavez and the United States.

Compassionate Conservatism Fades South of the Border?
The recent decision of the public relations firm Allyn & Company to take charge of the task of improving Mexico's image in the United States and Canada has angered some conservatives. (English-Spanish)

Argentina: IV Summit of the Americas
During the fourth summit of the Americas many millions of dollars were spent by the member-nations’ taxpayers, but gains from these gatherings have fallen well short of those anticipated. (English-Spanish)

The Singapore Model and Latin America
Most of Latin America finds itself stalled in deep economic and institutional backwardness, and there is little hope of future improvement. It is time for a change in strategy to attract foreign investment; there is nothing new - and nothing shameful - about the need to learn from the example of those who have succeeded. (English-Spanish)

Bordering on Failure: U.S.-Mexico Border Policy
Has all the publicity about the problems on the U.S.-Mexico border made it a little difficult to travel like this lately? Are the different proposals able to solve the problem? (English-Spanish)

Massive Anti-Kidnapping Marches in Mexico
On Sunday, June 27, more than 400,000 people, representing all walks of life, dressed themselves in white and gathered in Mexico City to march against the surge of crime in the country. (English -Spanish)

The Misinformation of the Gun Control Advocates
If we really care about saving lives we must focus not only on the newsworthy events where bad things happen, but also on the bad things that never happen because people are able to defend themselves. (English -Spanish-Chinese)

Asian Teachings to the World
Asia has always been admired because of its large markets, its hard workers, its excellent infrastructure and its great talent. All these factors plus the political decision to reform the banking system, to move politicians away from loans distribution and to get a sound currency will attract investors to the region. (English -Spanish)

XXI Century: The Ligitation Age has Started
Regulation through litigation that clearly constitutes a new age of Governmental abuse (Spanish).

James Buchanan & Public Choice
Interview with Nobel Prize James M. Buchanan during his June 1999 visit to Buenos Aires, Argentina (Spanish).

Friedrich A. Hayek: Against the Fatal Conceit
Commemoration of the 100 years of Nobel Prize Friedrich A. Von Hayek (Spanish)

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