What's New Archives: August 1996

• Radioactiva, a Colombian radio station which is broadcasting live over the Internet, can now be found in the Radio & Television section of our Colombia page.

• The Environment page adds vital links to World Rainforest Movement Contacts and World Wide Fund Global Network Expert Search.
• Look for the new list of WWW Search Engines from Latin America on our Search page.

• The Cuba in Transition paper series has been updated with complete on-line texts for Volume 1. Follow the link from the Academic Resources section of the Joint Projects & Hosted Data Bases page. Alternatively, go to the Cuba page and look for the link under Other Resources.
• El Cine en Mexico / Mexican Cinema, a bilingual page exploring various aspects of Mexican Cinema, now appears on LANIC's Cinema page.
• The Biblioteca Nacional de Venezuela has a new web server. Link to it from the Libraries section of the Venezuela page.

• Our Brazil page has new links to The Children's Ecological Park of Tatui (SP) under the General heading. The page contains new links to the Catalogo Brasileiro de WWW and Zero Hora, a Rio Grande do Sul news publication. The Science section of the Brazil page links to UNICAMP- Computer and Industrial Automation Engineering, USP's Integrable Systems Lab, and Softex 2000 in Campinas.
• Our Sociology page has a new Religion section. In the religion section, you will find new publications which can be ordered from the Commission for the Study of the History of the Church in Latin America or CEHILA.

• El Noticiero has been added to the News section on the El Salvador page.

• Universidad del Pacifico now appears under "WWW Servers" on the Chile page.

• A link to a searchable database of information about Brazilian National Forests was added to the Geography section of our Brazil page. Users may retrieve data about forests in a specific region. The database includes comments on location, climate, soils, size, vegetation, wildlife, access, and more. The text is in Portuguese.

• The Pueblo Music Catalogue has been added to our Music page.

• Argentina Business, a site maintained by Fundacion Invertir Argentina, has been placed on the Business page.

• The Cuba page now includes a link to Desde Cuba, a collection of articles written by independent journalists.
• La Ciudad, a Chilean radio station, is linked from the News section of the Chile page.
• El Dorado, a publication of PromPeru, has been added to the News section of the Peru page.
• The Free Online Dictionary of Computing is now accessible from the Other Internet Resources section of our Internet Tools page.
• Construbanco, a private bank in Guatemala, has a new website.

• The Environment page contains a new link to Earthworks, An On-Line Hypermedia Journal of Geography under General Resources. In this journal, users will find articles about Noria Technology in Mexico and Concepts of Sustainability.
• Caribbean Music & Dance Programs has placed in the "Arts" section of the Cuba page.
• Links to "The Reporter", and "Weather in Belize" have been added to the Belize page.
• The Costa Rica Complete Information Business and Tourism Center has been added to the WWW Servers section of the Costa Rica page.

• Toros en Mexico, with an in depth treatment of Mexican bullfighting, is now linked from the Sports page. You will also find a link to Mundo Taurino, an excellent resource for those interested in international bullfighting.
• El Financiero International, a Mexican business publication, has a new website reachable from our News page and the Periodicals section of the Business page.

• Peru Finance, an informative page compiled by Ernesto Otero, can now be reached from the Business & Finance page as well as from the Peru page.
• We have added four additional Centers for Latin American Studies to the Research Institutions page. The Centers are located at Indiana University, Bloomington; the University of Kansas; the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; and Tulane University.

• Dominican Republic One, a news and information service from Santo Domingo, now appears under the General section of the Dominican Republic page.
• The CONICYT (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnologicas) in Venezuela has a new website.