What's New Archives: June 1996

• The Health page contains links to reports concerning H.B. Fuller, glue abuse and wrongful death suits being brought against the company.
• Poder Judicial del Peru, a collaborative effort between the Programa Nacional de Informatica y Comunicaciones (PNIC) and the Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD), now appears in the Government section of the Peru page.
• The following resources have been added to our Ecuador page:
  Banco del Progreso in the Economy section;
  Galapagos Main Menu in the Travel & Tourism section; and,
  Universidad Catolica de Guayaquil under WWW Servers.

• The Astronomy page contains new links for Mundo Cientifico and the Centro de Estudos Astronomicos de Alagoas.
• Headings for Guatemala are now to be found on the Health and Environment pages.
• Links to the Guatemala Health Information Center and the Consejo Nacional del Medio Ambiente (CONAMA) highlight the new resources.
• Prensa Latina News, information and analysis from Cuba's national news service, is now linked from the News and Cuba pages.
• Find this resource on the U.S./Mexico Page:
  Universidad Autonoma de Cd. Juarez
• The Nicaragua page has new links to: Direccion General de Minas, Instituto Nicaraguense de Energia, and Alianza Liberal.
• A link has been added to the page of Alvaro Arzu, President of Guatemala.

• Additions to the Mexico page:
  El Universal a daily newspaper
  First News computer products and service news
  Monterrey 400 dealing with international commerce
  Cd. Juarez also dealing with international commerce
• Additions to the Bolivia page
  Gobierno Municipal de Sucre the city's home page
  Red de Desarrollo Sostenible with many links to other environnmental projects
  Universidad Andina Simon Bolivar a university based server
• Haiti en Marche has been linked from the News & Publications section of the Haiti page.
• Four new links have been placed on the Puerto Rico page. Under News & Publications you will find links to NotiAccess and Noticentro On-Line. Look for Coqui.Net - Servicios Internet de Puerto Rico and Welcome to Puerto Rico, a directory put together by Magaly Rivera, under Other Resources.
• A link to Curbstone Press has been added to our Publications page.
• There is a new link to EISA from the Venezuela page.

• Brazilian Culture appears on LANIC with new links to Museums and Culture at the Universidade de Sao Paulo.
• Several new resources have been added to our Colombia page:
  Colombia - Hotels in the Travel & Tourism section;
  In the WWW Servers section: the Colegio de Estudios Superiores de Administracion, the Federacion Universitaria Manuela Beltran, and the Universidad de La Salle.
• A link to the FDNG has been added to our Guatemala page.
• Universidad Latina is now linked from the Panama page.

• Recent additions to the Mexico page include:
  Accion Zapatista under News and Newsgroups
  Mexican Magazines On-line with over 80 magazine-links from archaeology to science
  UNAM-Division de Estudios de Posgraduado de la Facultad de Ingeneria
• The journal Frontera Norte/Sur published by New Mexico State University is now available through our US-Mexico page.
• El Mercurio, a daily out of Santiago, Chile, has been linked from the News & Periodicals section of the Chile page.

• International Market Insights, a service of U.S. Embassies and Consulates, has compiled some useful information on internet technology in Peru. The document, Internet Overview: Peru, can be accessed from the Network & Information Services section of the Peru page.
• Discover Trinidad & Tobago, an online version of the official publication of the Hotel and Tourism Association, has been linked from the News & Publications section of the Trinidad and Tobago page.

• A link to Global Democracy Network has been placed on the Human Rights page. Also look for a link to the North America Democracy Project which looks at Democracy and Human Rights in the Americas.
• The Peru page now includes a link to Colegio Universitario Andino. You can find the link under Education.
• The Venezuela page has been updated with these new links: Etheron, and Ven-Talk (WWW Homepages); Fundayacucho,and Medatia Foundation (Education); Fundacite Merida (Government); Caracas Stock Exchange, and the Japan-Venezuela Network (Economy & Business); and El Universal (News)

• The Chile page now links to Centros Academicos Independientes, a page that lists institutes which have been accredited by the Sistema Chileno de Ciencia y Tecnologia (CONICYT). Look for the link under Academic Research Resources.
• La Imagen Historica en el Cine Mexicano, an essay by Andre de Luna of the Universidad Autonoma Mexicana, has been linked from the Cinema page.
• The Business & Finance page now has a link to the IPL Trade Directory covering Central America, Mexico, and the United States.

• Two Costa Rican libraries are now linked from our Libraries page: the Banco Central, and the Biblioteca Conmemorativa Orton (CATIE).
• Several art related sites have been added to our Central American pages: "Arte Costarricence" and "Gold, Jade, Forest" to the Costa Rica page; "Art Workshops in Antigua" to the Guatemala page; "Art & Culture" to the El Salvador page; "HonduWeb: Fine Arts" & "Anibal Cruz" to the Honduras page; and "Mola Art" to the Panama page.

• Sem Fronteras and Documentacao Indigenista e Ambiental explain the mistreatment of Brazil's native peoples by the Brazilian government and justice system. Look for them on our Brazil page.
• Infotrade, a good source of information on Chile's international trade, can now be accessed from the Chile page. Look for the link under the sub-heading Economy.
• The Statistics and the Guatemala pages now include a link to the Instituto Nacional de Estadistica, featuring the results of the 1994 national census.
• The Latin American Cinema Home Page at Ithaca College has been added to the Regional Resources section of the Cinema page.
• The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Sports is now linked from the Sports page.

• FUNDESA's website features a "Business Center" and other information for investors interested in Guatemala.

• The Center for International Policy in Washington D.C. has a couple of useful pages which analyze the implications of U.S. policy decisions in Cuba and Haiti. Check out the links under the subheading Other Resources on the Cuba and Haiti pages.
• Two informative resources have been posted on the Military page. Follow the links to the Center for International Policy Demilitarization Project, with reports and statistics pertaining to Central American military issues, and the Dialogo Centroamericano por la Seguridad y la Desmilitarizacion, a regional consortium concerned with security and demilitarization.
• A link to The Christian Task Force on Central America, based in British Columbia, Canada, has been placed on the Human Rights page. There is also a new link to the Comisionado Nacional de Derechos Humanos de Honduras.
• Two new sites have been added to the Sports page. Current and past FIFA national team rankings can be found by following the link under International Resources to the FIFA Rankings Archive. If you want information on Venezualan soccer look for the link to the Venezuelan Soccer Homepage under South America.
• The Jamaica page now links to the National Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA), the government agency responsible for the environment and sustainable development.

• SVNet coordinates the development of Internet in El Salvador, we now have links to SVNet's homepage and to its list of Salvadorean resources.
• The Centro de Investigaciones Economicas Nacionales has a new website, reachable from the Economy section of our Guatemala page.
• Four new subject pages have been added to Subject Directory on the LANIC Home Page. Follow the new links to Human Rights, K-12, Sports, and Statistics.