More trouble in Santa Marta, Colombia
Friday January 30, 2004
Gunmen Kill Colombian Park Director Marta Lucia Hernandez, in "the second high-profile attack in the coastal city of Santa Marta this week, " from AP.
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Brazilian / American Swap
Friday January 30, 2004
Brazilians Sent From U.S. on Violations on a charter flight, from AP, while a Badly Behaved American Kicked Out of Brazil, from Reuters, after tossing water on a crying ... Read More
South American Glaciers at Risk
Tuesday January 27, 2004
Glaciers and Sea Ice Endangered by Rising Temperatures, from ENN, reports on the melting ice around the world, including Antarctica, Antizana Glacier in Ecuador, and Chacaltaya Glacier in Bolivia.
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New species of dinosaur found in Amazon
Tuesday January 27, 2004
This report from The Scotsman details the theory, search and discovery of fossils along the banks of a tributary of the Amazon river in the northern state of Maranhão.
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Oruro, Folkoloric Capital of Bolivia
Sunday January 25, 2004
With carnaval only days away, thousands of visitors will be descending upon Oruro to see the famed Devil's Dance, or Diablada. While there, they may enjoy visits to ... Read More
Surfing Contest in Brazil
Thursday January 22, 2004
Don't miss the ASP South America Surfing Contest this month and next when some of the world's top rated surfers ride the waves at Fernando de Noronha, 200 miles miles ... Read More
Bolivia vs Chile over Pacific access
Thursday January 22, 2004
Bolivians want ocean access lost in war with Chile, from The State.com, details current sentiments from both Bolivians and Chileans about portions of the Atacama Desert from Iquique to Antofagasta. ... Read More
Gored for Glory: Colombia's corralejas
Thursday January 22, 2004
Colombians Hope for Glory in Bullfights is AP's report of "Six Days of Unruly Colombian Bullfighting Festivals, Hundreds Spill Blood for Glory" in Colombia's corralejas, ocurring annually in Sincelejo.
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Talk about South America!
Wednesday January 21, 2004
Share your travel experiences, good or bad, offer advice or ask questions of your own on the South America for Visitors forum. The floor is yours and it's free. Register ... Read More
Touring the Galapagos
Tuesday January 20, 2004
All at sea in the Galapagos, from The Scotsman, is one of the continuing features of touring the Galapagos.
To learn more about this top destination off the coast of Ecuador, ... Read More
San Sebastián de Yumbel
Thursday January 15, 2004
Every January 20 and March 20, thousands of pilgrims journey to Yumbel, in Chile's spectacular Lake
District to participate in the Feast Day of San Sebastián, the patron saint ... Read More
Suvivor 8: All-Stars
Tuesday January 13, 2004
Updated: 01/21/04
Back again for a second chance to win a million dollars! Four previous Sole Survivors and 14 popular contestants in three teams see who will outwit, outplay, and outlast ... Read More
News from South America
Monday January 12, 2004
Americas Summit Begins With Deep Splits in agenda, participation and agenda. AP
Rio to Stop Fingerprinting Americans in response to a petition filed by that city. Other cities are under the ... Read More
Ilhabela, Brazil
Saturday January 10, 2004
Ilhabela, in the state of Sao Paulo, on Brazil's largest maritime island, is a rain forest ecological reserve, with miles of pristine beaches, spectacular waterfalls and mountain views, and ... Read More
Tango in Argentina
Tuesday January 6, 2004
Tango is always popular in Argentina, and two January events, the Festival Internacional del Tango in the town of La Falda, and the National Folklore Festival of Cosquín (Festival Nacional ... Read More
Brazilian anti-terrorist measures
Friday January 2, 2004
Americans Fingerprinted at Brazil Airport, from AP. Only at Sao Paulo's airport and in reaction to the new U.S. anti-terror regulation requiring citizens from 27 nations, which includes US fingerprinting ... Read More
Mérida, Venezuela
Friday January 2, 2004
Squeezed between two mountain ranges and two rivers,
Merida is a charming university town, with attractions and activities of both a cultural and scenic nature to tempt students and visitors ... Read More
Happy New Year!
Thursday January 1, 2004
Feliz ano nuevo and feliz ano novo!
Wishing you a safe, peaceful and prosperous New Year!
Cowboys and Indians-Brazilian Style
Thursday January 1, 2004
Indians invade Brazilian ranches, reports BBC News, in a continuing struggle between Guarani and Kaiowa tribes against ranchers in Mato Grosso do Sul over ancestral tribal lands.
UK Embassy Closed in Lima
Thursday January 1, 2004
BBC News reports
Peru threat shuts UK embassy as a security measure in response to direct threats.
In other BBC news from Peru, Starbucks battles for Peruvian elite as ... Read More

