Articles from Americas (English Edition) (January 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Argentina's historic Herald.	Holston, Mark		747
Beating to the rhythm of desire: in Salvador, Bahia, the traditional wisdom of Brazilian Candomble has combined with the innovative ideas of an Italian educator to inspire an impoverished neighborhood's "children of exclusion".	Shorr, Victoria		2689
Care for the environment.		Brief article	222
Culture ministers meet in Canada.	Montes, Javier	Brief article	124
Dancing queen.	Durbin, Paula		1757
El Salvador: expanding ties of a far-flung Diaspora: long battered by civil war and natural disasters, Central America's smallest nation taps into the talent and knowledge of Salvadorans living abroad to boost its economy.	Luxner, Larry		2894
Expansion approval.	Castro, Nils		1012
Growing food and friendship.	Lord, Rose		1740
Keeping track with khipus.	Plume, Robert W.	Letter to the editor	188
Laws to limit public puffing.	Holston, Mark		691
Model for democracy.	Klinger, Irene		455
Observing democracy.	Conaway, Janelle		948
On a quest for the quetzal: trekking through the high reaches of the Guatemalan cloud forests, our author is on the lookout for that bijou of birds, the mythic feathered jewel, the ever-elusive resplendent quetzal.	Ortiz, Sergio		3021
Soccer and life.	Perina, Ruben M.		1098
The Irishman who translated Mexican poetry.	Perales, Jaime		1058
Tracks of timeless tunes.	Holston, Mark		1577
Trains rumble in Honduras.	Stalker, Ian		499
Trinidad and Tobago: the magic of doing a lot with a little: Prime Minister Patrick Manning talks with Americas about developing his county's wealth of human and natural resources.	Edwards, Ian	Interview	2460
Viva Ecuador!	Aguilar, Jaime Camana	Letter to the editor	152
Weighing the future, a lock at a time: six years after taking control of the Panama Canal, Panamanians face new challenges to keep this vital waterway economically viable and to protect their livelihood.	Balaguer, Alejandro		2311
What sharp teeth you have!	Hardman, Chris		554
Zorro behind the mask: was he a thief, scoundrel, murderer, or savior of his people? New critical interpretations explore the many identities of one of the New World's most swashbuckling icons.	Alexander, Marc		2458