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By Crissy at 02/25/07 07:11
More and more young Canadians are choosing to travel in and learn about South America. Travel Cuts, which boasts a client base that is 85 percent in the 18-35 age group, noted that its bookings to South America increased 40 per cent from last year, Central America 15 per cent. Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay are destinations of choice.Original source: Toronto Star. On the road in `the new Europe' Tags: travel •
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By Crissy at 02/25/07 07:01
Mandy Tejera, 46, of Montevideo, and Cecilia Rodriguez-Santana, 28, of Salto, are in Cincinnati as part of the teacher exchange program. The program is sponsored by sponsored by Northern Kentucky University and a U.S. Department of Education to strengthen school districts. The two Uruguayan teachers will be in their new classroom for two weeks.Original source: Cincinnati Enquirer. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / news. enquirer. com/ apps/ pbcs. dll/ article?AID=/ 20070225/ NEWS0102/ 702250378/ 1058/ NEWS01, anchor: Uruguayan teachers share their culture] Tags: education •
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By Crissy at 02/24/07 19:47
Droughts and floods are threatening South America as hurricanes whip through the Caribbean. Global warming and the emission of greenhouse gases has struck. If the climate changes continue this way, waters from the South Atlantic Ocean would flood cities such as Montevideo, Uruguay’s coastal capital, which would end up under water.Original source: Latin America Press. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. latinamericapress. org/ article. asp?lanCode=1&artCode=5032, anchor: The many threats of climate change] Tags: environmental •
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By Crissy at 02/24/07 19:25
Uruguay has been trying to get out of Mercosur. The trade block no longer seems to benefit smaller players like Uruguay and Paraguay and work instead only for the big three: Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela. Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will visit Uruguay on Monday to try to mend those fences with President Tabare Vazquez. Original source: Mercopress. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. mercopress. com/ vernoticia. do?id=9930&formato=HTML, anchor: Guess who’s coming to Uruguay? And a week later?] Tags: business •
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By Crissy at 02/24/07 19:17
The fashion world has been in a sort of tailspin about ultra-thin models. Now two Uruguayan sisters died of heart attacks just months apart. Luisel Ramos, 22, died on August 2 soon after her runway walk. Eliana Ramos, 18, was found dead at her grandparents' home on February 13.Original source: CBS News. 2 Deaths Fuel Thin Model Debate In Uruguay Tags: human interest •
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