Latin America

Spanish Banks In Latin America. Abstract The service sector has in the past few decades seen an increase in the integration of global economies. The expansion of Spanish banks into Latin America is a striking example of the degree of globalization and integration of financial markets that is increasingly taking place across the globe. The […]

Nature Swaps in Latin America. Latin America is currently in a debt crisis. Poor management, over lending by banks, and a bad turn in the world economy has produced severe debt that is forcing these countries to exploit their natural resources in an attempt to ease their economic problems. However, many individuals and organizations have […]

Latin american woman from 1825. From 1810 to 1825 women were engaged effectively in different wars of independence against the Spanish.  The most recognized women were the Latin American women who were deeply involved in the struggles for independence especially in the struggle for women’s rights in the broadest sense of economic, political and legal.  […]

Music as Social and Political Instrument of Change in Latin America. Philosophers and critics have long argued over which way the maxim should read:  does art imitate life, or does life imitate art?  Historically, artists of every medium have contributed to the social dialogue via there works, whether through hieroglyphics depicting a successful journey to […]

Cultural determinants of Latin Americans. The Latino population in the US is about 14 % (in 2006) and would rise to about 25 % within a few years. This population has very important healthcare needs, and they cannot be ignored as they form a very important part of the population of the US (Caballero, 2006). […]