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Wednesday, October
07, 1998
Brazil
BRAZIL AND CARDOSO
The Herald
Austerity plan will test
Cardoso's popularity
Associated Press
The Herald
Colombia
Pastrana podrá indultar
a jefes guerrilleros
Reuters
El Nuevo Herald
Costa Rica
Activistas pro derechos:
ejército asesinó a obispo
Agence France Presse
El Nuevo Herald
Cuba
Cuba warns that U.S.
still could attack
Reuters
News and Observer
Prosecutors seek to
withhold papers
DAVID KIDWELL
The Herald
Tuesday, October
06, 1998
Colombia
This Sharp-Tongued
'Shoeshine' Keeps the Mighty on Their Toes
David Aquila Lawrence
The Christian Science Monitor
Cuba
Meeting called 1st step
in Cuba dialogue
Alfredo Corchado and Nancy
San Martin
The Dallas Morning News
Guatemala
Guatemala Justice System
Criticized
Associated Press
The Washington Post
Monday, October
05, 1998
Regional
After 25 years, DEA
finds drug war still a minefield
Tracey Eaton
The Dallas Morning News
Brazil
World Worries About
Brazil’s Economic Woes
By Jørgen Wouters
ABC News
Incumbent seems likely
Brazil victor
Richard Chacón
The Boston Globe
RESIGNED TO HARD TIMES,
VOTERS IN BRAZIL TURN AGAIN TO CARDOSO
Laurie Goering
The Chicago Tribune
A message from Brazil
Andres Oppenheimer
The Miami Herald
Brazilian president
coasting to victory
BOB FERNANDEZ
The Miami Herald
Cardoso Seems Headed to
Winning Re-election in Brazil
Diana Jean Schemo
The New York Times
Brazil's Cardoso faces
troubled economy after election win
Associated Press
The News and Observer
Brazil leader gets 2d
term, exit poll says
Bob Fernandez
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Cardoso Re-Elected
Brazil's Leader
MICHAEL ASTOR
Associated Press
The Washington Post
President Leads Vote In
Brazil
Anthony Faiola
The Washington Post
Brazil's Cardoso Ahead
With Over Half Votes Counted
Stephen Brown
Reuters
Yahoo!
Mexico
Chiapas Voters Leave
Room for Zapatista Rebels
James F. Smith
The Los Angeles Times
Boycott Confuses
Elections in Mexican State
Julia Preston
The New York Times
Panama
Editorial: Yanquis going
home
The Miami Herald
Peru
In Peru, rebels make
uneasy transition back to the mainstream
Reuters
Yahoo!
Venezuela
Candidate's ties to
Marxist rebels alleged
ANDRES OPPENHEIMER and TIM
JOHNSON
The Miami Herald
Sunday, October
04, 1998
Regional
Latin America must be
responsible for its own economic recovery
Jerry Haar
The Miami Herald
Brazil
Cardoso favored for
re-election in Sunday's Brazilian ballot
CNN
Key facts about Brazil
Reuters
CNN
World turns spotlight on
a precarious Brazil
Richard Chacon
The Boston Globe
BRAZILIANS FACING TOUGH
DECISIONS
Laurie Goering
The Chicago Tribune
Brazil's Leader Faces
Vote Amid Economic Peril
Sebastian Rotella
The Los Angeles Times
Brio is Gone, but
Brazil's Leader May Be Back
Diana Jean Schemo
The New York Times
Brazil Election
George Meek
The Voice of America
Cardoso Leading in
Brazil Election
Peter Muello
Associated Press
The Washington Post
Brazil's Presidential
Vote Is Just the Beginning
Anthony Faiola
The Washington Post
Ecuador / Peru
Peru, Ecuador may seek
help in border talks
Reuters
CNN
Haiti
How you and we could
help build a nation
DAVID LAWRENCE JR.
The Miami Herald
Mexico
Troubled Chiapas to pick
mayors
Laurence Iliff
The Dallas Morning News
Civil rights erode in
tightly controlled Mexican village where religious leaders
deliver
SAM QUINONES
The Houston Chronicle
The Drug War Corrupts
Absolutely
EVA BERTRAM, KENNETH
SHARPE
The Los Angeles Times
In Mexico, Changing
Times Means Changing History
Sam Dillon
The New York Times
Controversy mars
elections in Chiapas
Reuters
The News and Observer
People of Beleaguered
Chiapas Cool to Mexican Vote
John Ward Anderson
The Washington Post
Low Turnout in Chiapas
Elections
Trina Kleist
Associated Press
The Washington Post
Thursday, October
01, 1998
Regional
Latins Tap Leaders Like
'Irene!'
Howard LaFranchi
The Christian Science Monitor
First Ladies of Americas
Embrace Visiting Hillary Rodham Clinton
The Los Angeles Times
Hillary Clinton: Put
more women in power positions
The Miami Herald
Brazil
Editorial: U.S. Backing
for Brazil Is Key
The Los Angeles Times
Brazil's Malan seeks IMF
support to help avoid devaluation
Reuters
The News and Observer
Colombia
Colombian government
urges peace talks with rebels
Reuters
CNN
Dominican Republic / Haiti
U.S. Aids Haiti,
Dominican Republic
Reuters
The Los Angeles Times
Mexico
Mexico's government
newspaper closes
Associated Press
The Houston Chronicle
Local Power Plays Fuel
Tension in Chiapas
JAMES F. SMITH
The Los Angeles Times
Meanwhile, a Scandal
Without Sex
RAYMUNDO RIVA PALACIO
The Los Angeles Times
U.S., Mexico Clash Over
Drug Agents
Douglas Farah and Molly
Moore
The Washington Post
Nicaragua
Canciller: Nicaragua
rehusará acuerdo antidrogas que viole su soberanía