LADB
by University of New Mexico. Latin America Data Base
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The Latin America Data Base (LADB) consists of three weekly online news digests (Sourcemex, NotiCen and NotiSur) covering Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Over 24,000 articles dating back to 1986 are available in the online searchable archive. A small number of full-text Latin American economics journals from the mid-1990s are available on the site. Also includes RETAnet: Resources for teaching about the Americas.
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