David Sasaki · September, 2005

Latest posts by David Sasaki from September, 2005

Mexico: Criticizing Mexican Culture

Mark in Mexico tries to defend an earlier post in which he was critical of Mexican culture and corruption. Today's post has new examples of cultural deficiency such as unclean...

1 October 2005

Chile: March Supporting Gay Rights

Andrés Duque has a summary of last weekend's march in Santiago, Chile to celebrate the “decision by the Education Ministry to adopt sexual orientation non-discrimination language in the standard high-school...

30 September 2005

El Salvador: Evacuation Unpreparedness

After summarizing an investigation which found that the Salvadoran government “has done little to prepare to evacuate the 12,700 people who live beside the Ilamatepec (Santa Ana) volcano,” Tim's El...

30 September 2005

Mexico: Chespirito

Matthias Goodman has an exhaustive post on the career of famed Mexican slap-stick comedian, Chesperito.

29 September 2005

Bolivia: Global Perspective

MABB has a collection of news excerpts from around the world relating to Bolivia including a focused look on U.S. interest in the region.

29 September 2005

Brazil: A Blogger's Introduction

Claudio Tellez, a German-born, conservative, Chilean mathematician living in Brazil offers an introductory first post on his new English-language weblog.

28 September 2005

Bolivia: Latest Poll

Barrio Flores has the results from the “latest” pre-election poll taken nearly three weeks ago. Eduardo wonders if the numbers have changed since front-runner Evo Morales announced he would end...

28 September 2005

Aruba: Elections

Lost in Smallness reminds readers that all political campaigning must end several days before the election. Results are available from the A.P.

28 September 2005

Argentina: Podcast Directory

podcast.com.ar has a comprehensive list of the few podcasts currently being produced in Argentina along with a larger list of podcasts from the Spanish speaking podosphere.

28 September 2005