A Latino blog born out of under representation. News, debate, commentary on Latino issues.

Jeremy Schwartz is the Mexico correspondent for Cox Newspapers. Mexico news, politics, entertainment and everything in between.

The Mex Files looks at Mexican art, history, culture, politics, economics, news, some travel and the general weirdness that usually comes blowing in from the north.

Beyond the Border looks at Mexico, from the wrath of the drug war to the realities of corruption, politics immigration and everyday life. What makes this land of 106 million people tick, and what do even those who love it make of the madness?

Unknowingly, I have written the diary of Venezuela slow descent into authoritarianism, the slow erosion of our liberties, the takeover of the country by a military caste, the surrendering of our soul to our inner demons.

Communications, leadership, technology, blogging (emphasis on corporate blogging) and Latin America issues.

A discussion of the Mexican Trucking Industry and the Politics, Society and Culture of Mexico, without the spin!

Mexico: a culinary travelogue, an adventure for the palate, mind, and spirit.

Daily dose of news and analysis on current affairs in Mexico. From the only nation-wide radio news program in English broadcasted from Mexico. Need to know what is going on in Mexico? Mexico Today is the place to go.

A synthesis of English language news on Peru.

A hot and spicy gossip blog about everything Latin. News from all over the world concerning Latin singers, artists, actors and other celebs. Best part is, it is sassier and spicier than PerezHilton.com will ever be.

Musings about the evolution of consumer, environmental and health policy in Latin America and the Caribbean.

I hope that anybody traveling to the jungle regions of Venezuela will find this blog of myths and legends useful.

This blog site is to keep friends, family, acquaintances and colleagues informed while I conduct dissertation research in Guatemala during 2007-2008.

For a free Cuba. And more.

Welcome! Sit back, relax and learn about Brazil. I came to Brazil in December 1964 with Peace Corps. Bounced around the world and returned to Brazil in 1986. Living the good life in Brazil for over 20 years.

Dispatches from the Bolivarian revolution.

Consists of my own knowledge of Brazilian culture with the intent of bringing Portuguese-only information to an English-speaking audience.

Puerto Rican language, culture, history, politics, and more.

The good life under the sun!