(LinkAsia: December 9, 2011) Large protests have erupted in Seoul, led by small business owners and farmers, against the South Korean government's Free Trade Agreement with the United States. Contributor:...
(LinkAsia: November 18, 2011) China objects over the United States' involvement in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP -- a free trade agreement that spans the Pacific, but leaves China in...
Filmed in Mali and Texas, The Price of Cotton follows activist farmer Ibrahim Coulibali?s efforts to gain access to markets by turning many small voices into a loud, international demand...
Filmed in Mali and Texas, The Price of Cotton follows activist farmer Ibrahim Coulibali?s efforts to gain access to markets by turning many small voices into a loud, international demand...
(Al Jazeera English News Headlines: June 7, 2010) Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on Israel to accept an international investigation into last week's raid on a Gaza-bound aid...
"Yes Man" Andy Bichlbaum tells how he got started on the project in an interview about his film "The Yes Men Fix the World." In 1999 when thousands of activists...
Latin Pulse brings you this episode of the Colombian TV show Contravía, where journalist Hollman Morris and his team travel to a remote community in Southern Colombia to eat, sleep...
Turmoil reigns in the streets of Nicaragua, as the opposition refuses to accept defeat in what they say are fraudulent municipal elections. Venezuela goes to the polls in what has...
(February 19, 2008) Free trade continues to be a controversial issue for Latin Americans. Some say the region is becoming increasingly dependent on the United States for trade and security.
But...
(February 15, 2008) Global Pulse looks at news from Korea and Colombia - two nations where the U.S. fought hard to establish free trade agreements - discovering that many...
(May 1, 2007) Is free trade in Latin America a recipe for economic growth or an ingredient for social unrest? We explore this subject as more and more Latin American...
