Agribusiness Targets Latin America

During the last year Guatemalans have increased their efforts to organize themselves- to defend their rights, to protest existing working

In 1959, the Cuban Revolution startled the U.S. government into realizing that the seething poverty of Latin America's peasant masses

LATIN AMERICA Shelton K. Davis, Victims of the Miracle: Development and the Indians of Brazil, Cambridge Univ. Press, 205 pp.,

Millions of people around the world shook their heads in disbelief this January as Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet staged a

One of the ongoing debates among analysts of the structure and dynamics of U.S. capitalism has been the question of

Production in the food processing industry is highly internationalized. Brand names like Quaker Oats, Del Monte and Pillsbury are household

The evidence continues to mount that a bloody trail of terrorist actions, including the assassination of Orlando Letelier in Washington,

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, obsessed with the fear of "communist domination" in Mexico, is engaged in a campaign of

The following chart is based on a study of the foreign investments of the 33 largest U.S. food processing companies

Well over a century ago, Cyrus McCormick helped change the face of U.S. agriculture with the invention of the reaper.

With nearly 50 percent of all U.S. women now full-time wage earners, increasing attention is being focussed on the role