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...show that preserving the environment and indigenous cultures can be profitable. As CEO of a Sao Paulo-based private company called A2R Environmental Funds, Forgach raises money from institutions like the Swiss government and the World Bank Group and invests mainly in sustainable agriculture and food processing in Latin America, including the Amazon. If you've bought organic raspberries under General Mills' Cascadian Farm label or ordered hearts of palm in a European restaurant during the past year, you've probably done business with...
Best Lounge Act Rene Risque and the Art Lovers Rene Risque from Paris (actually Andy Boose, center, from New Jersey) is a free-range id, belting Latin love songs and Air Supply-style light-rock weepies, all with one thing in mind: seduction...
...world's only superpower. Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has been even more direct, calling for limits on "universal jurisdiction" prosecutions. Kissinger, of course, has some personal cause for concern - a French judge recently tried (unsuccessfully) to interrogate him over Washington's relationship to human rights abuses in Latin America during his tenure as President Nixon's National Security Adviser, and others have mooted indicting him over the bombing of Cambodia. But his concerns are more generally related to the transaction of geopolitics...
...ways of thinking about foreign policy are visibly under threat. It is American-led NGOs who have argued loudest for humanitarian intervention and for elevating the environment into an issue of foreign policy. Perhaps most interestingly, 25 years of mass immigration to the U.S. - the bulk of it from Latin America and Asia - may make it harder for tomorrow's policymakers to forge a defined national interest than it was for the men who shaped Washington's thinking after World War II. All of which is a long way of saying that Kissinger's next book should not be about...
...have inspired each other to reach a little higher in our own studies and lives with our minds newly opened by the opinions and experiences of others,” said Corrinne Crawford ’01, who presented the Latin Oration...