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I got an email from Josh Flory, a journalist in Knoxville who recently started a blog (Latinista.net) on Latin America news in English.
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3 comments:
On the same note, in case you don´t already know it, there´s a daily guide to what the international press is saying about Latin America that you can get over email.
The guy who compiles it is Ronald Buchanan, and the newsletter is called Palapa.
You have to subscribe, but it´s free for students and scholars.
If you are interested, contact this guy:
Edited and published by Ronald Buchanan
ronald@buchanan.com.mx
Are you sure that isn't just on Mexico? http://www.planeta.com/ecotravel/weaving/ronbuchanan.html
yes, I get it every day and it includes all countries in LA.
Cheers,
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