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June 15th, 2008

EmPivot: Green media aggregator This is a Video post

a small portrait of this author Juliana Rincón Parra · 22:19
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sample image for this postEmPivot is a website made for sharing videos with a specific theme: environment. This green-related media content is added to the website so that people, organizations and companies can connect with each other with this same interest between them. EmPivot, as they explain on their website, comes from the word ... 0 comments · »»

May 26th, 2008

El Salvador: A Computer in Ecuador Stirs Up Salvadoran Presidential Campaign 

a small portrait of this author Tim Muth · 19:56
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sample image for this postA computer file purportedly discovered on a laptop computer at a FARC guerrilla camp in Ecuador, has bloggers in El Salvador wondering what impact it will have and what impact it should have on the upcoming elections in their country scheduled for March 2009. Much of the focus has been on FMLN presidential candidate Mauricio Funes and his reaction to the discovery. 0 comments · »»

May 2nd, 2008

Global: The price of food, the cost of despair 

a small portrait of this author John Liebhardt · 22:09
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sample image for this postThe crisis of skyrocketing food prices is affecting all economic groups in every corner of the world. Every day, it seems, high-priced food sends another country lurching through some crisis: demonstrations, riots, rumors of hoarding, falling governments, even deaths. Global Voices is well positioned to follow the nuances of this complex ... 15 comments · »»

Americas: Insufficient Actions and Solutions for Food Crisis 

a small portrait of this author Eduardo Avila · 21:00
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sample image for this postPrices and shortages of food can be seen across Latin America, as many people are becoming desperate with the situation. Blame is being placed on the farmers and blame is being placed on the government for their failure to act or failure to act insufficiently. Bloggers are writing about what they are seeing around them, while others are writing about possible solutions. 5 comments · »»

April 12th, 2008

El Salvador: Blogging for Justice in a Little Girl's Murder 

a small portrait of this author Tim Muth · 16:32
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sample image for this postKatya Miranda was young girl who was murdered in 1999 in El Salvador, in a crime of shocking depravity. All the charges against the suspects, who have ties with the military and police, were subsequently dismissed in legal proceedings widely criticized by human rights organizations. With the ninth anniversary of Katya's murder, Salvadoran bloggers are raising a call for justice to be done in this case. 3 comments · »»

October 15th, 2007

El Salvador: Bloggers and Journalists 

a small portrait of this author Tim Muth · 04:45
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The intersection points of blogging and journalism are many and varied in El Salvador. Journalists are bloggers. Bloggers write about journalists and vice versa. Although El Salvador is a country where most people can't spend significant amounts of time online, the ever-growing number of bloggers in El Salvador is starting to influence public debate. 2 comments · »»

July 16th, 2007

El Salvador: What Bloggers are Saying About Protesters and Terrorism 

a small portrait of this author Tim Muth · 00:14
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A bloody street protest one year ago led to the passage of an Anti-Terrorism Law in El Salvador. The alleged cop-killer in the disturbances outside of the University of El Salvador has been arrested, and the Anti-Terrorism Law is being used — to prosecute protesters demonstrating against the government’s water policy. The Salvadoran blogosphere has had much to say about this turn of events. 3 comments · »»

May 22nd, 2007

What Salvadoran bloggers are saying — about a war-like political campaign 

a small portrait of this author Tim Muth · 03:23
There are 22 months to go before the March 2009 elections for President and National Assembly in El Salvador, but already the campaign is a major theme in the Salvadoran blogosphere. The current round of comments were triggered by a political rally led by president Tony Saca, where he made comments which many described as "war-like." 1 comment · »»

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