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Latin Pulse is a half-hour news magazine examining Latin American issues relevant to the American public, as presented by newscasts and reports from different Latin American countries. Latin Pulse fills the journalistic vacuum of Latin American news for English speakers, with programs featuring critical current affairs coverage of the region, including exclusive interviews, news, and cultural content.
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Ecuador: The Tribes Vs. Chevron-Texaco
Thousands of people representing Ecuador's indigenous tribes are suing Chevron-Texaco over the pools of toxic wastewater the company left behind....
Regions: Ecuador, United States
Issues: Corporations and human rights, Discrimination, Environment
Argentina's Food Farmers Trumped by Soy
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Regions: Argentina
Issues: Environment, Food & health & development, Health
Colombia: Stories That Kill 2: An interview With Hollman Morris
Latin Pulse brings you the complete interview with Colombian award winning journalist Hollman Morris in this second part of the special report: Colombia: Stories That Kill. ...
Regions: Colombia
Issues: Armed conflict, Freedom of opinion & expression
Colombia: Stories That Kill
(July 2nd. 2009)Plagued by violence, drug trafficking, and corruption, Colombia is one of the world’s most dangerous places to be a journalist....