Trabajadores a través del mundo celebraron el Día Internacional de los Trabajadores con marchas y manifestaciones reclamando sus derechos a una vida mejor. En otras partes del mundo los trabajadores celebraron los éxitos que han logrado a través de los años. 
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May 5, 2007
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En un artículo de primera plana el 22 de abril, el diario The New York Times reportó que la tasa de mortalidad infantil (TMI) en Mississippi y otros estados del sur está creciendo. La TMI mide el número de muertes de cada mil nacimientos en el primer año de vida. Es una reflexión de indicadores sociales, tal como acceso a servicios de salud, alimentación, ingreso y niveles educativos.
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A few days ago, according to Pravda (the former paper of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union now specializing in National Inquirer-like gossip), a newly rich 35-year-old Russian billionaire banker, Andrei Melnichenko, paid Jennifer Lopez $3 million to perform at a birthday party for his wife.
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Slowly the truth is emerging that diet is decisive to health. Out of a fog of deliberate confusion and fierce resistance put up by the food and pharmaceutical industries and their allies in government, academia and big medicine, the idea is winning support in the public mind, and a fundamentally new picture is becoming clear.
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Infant mortality rates (IMR) in Mississippi and other Southern states are rising. The IMR measures the number of first-year infant deaths per thousand births. It reflects social indicators such as access to care, food availability, family income and education levels.
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The elections in France demonstrate the power of faulty economic analysis, and more generalized problems with arithmetic, to shape ideas and possibly the future of not only a nation but a continent.
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TUCSON, Ariz. — A 14-member delegation of African Americans investigated human rights abuses of immigrants, Mexican Americans and indigenous communities on the U.S.-Mexican border, in an April 26-29 fact-finding tour here.
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Fidel Castro has blasted the Bush administration’s plans to meet the energy and global warming crises by its promotion of a massive international program to convert food into ethanol fuel.
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El terrorista Luis Posada Carriles salió de la cárcel el 19 de abril y se fue a vivir en la casa de su esposa en Miami después de que un tribunal aprobó su libertad bajo fianza. Su juicio por mentir y fraude al entrar territorio estadounidense empieza el 11 de mayo en El Paso, Tejas.
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Abridged from a letter to Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based thinktank, by Venezuela’s ambassador to the U.S.
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