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Minimizing Mischief in Venezuela, Stabilizing the U.S. Oil Supply

On August 15, Venezuelans will decide whether to retain or recallPresident Hugo Chรกvez, who has impoverished his citizens andturned the state oil industry into a political tool. The UnitedStates should support international scrutiny of Venezuela'sreferendum, diversify its sources of petroleum, and engage LatinAmerica to help strengthen allies' nascent democratic institutionsand market economies.
United States San Diego Department Of Energy District Of Columbia Fidel Castro Ciudad De La Habana

Catholic leaders want Latin American church that's synodal, reaches out

LIMA, Peru (CNS) -- The church in Latin America and the Caribbean is called to be a missionary church that heeds the cry of the poor and excluded; a synodal church where women, young people and laypeople have greater roles; and a church that is evangelized even as it evangelizes, according to the final document of the churchs First Ecclesial Assembly held a year ago in Mexico. The document of reflections and pastoral challenges resulting from the assembly was released by leaders of the Latin A
United States Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio Cardinal Leopoldo Jos Miguel Cabrejos Luis Azuaje Cardinal Odilo Pedro Scherer

Ignacio Rodríguez-Iturbe, renowned hydrologist who forged a new science linking water to ecosystems, dies at 80

Ignacio Rodrรญguez-Iturbe, who traced the underlying patterns of river networks and explored the interaction of water and the environment as a founder of the discipline of ecohydrology, died Sept. 28 in Venezuela. He was 80.
Distrito Federal United States France General Amilcare Porporato Luis Rodriguez Roberte Horton

Colombia's sub fleet, 50 years of voyaging through the ocean depths

By Ricardo Maldonado Rozo Cartagena, Colombia, Oct 31 (EFE).- The 42 crewmembers of the Colombian navy’s submarine ARC Pijao are in standing in formation and ready to set sail but are praying together before submerging that their current mission will go without a hitch and they will return to port safe and sound. This is …
United States Caribbean Sea Belize General Ricardo Maldonado Rozo Freddy Peralta Harvey Murcia

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