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A South America Co-Op
Martin Piper explains more about a new bank in South America which aims to help much needed development programs and projects |
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A tale of two 9/11s
September 11th is remembered in Chile for more than the terrorist attacks in New York, as Martin Piper found out |
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Gently does it
Martin Piper looks at the how the Mapuche Indians of Patagonia are gently reminding present day landowners who was there first |
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Gore blimey!
Martin Piper on a seminar by Al Gore in Santiago, the capital of Chile which is choked by pollution |
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No silver lining
In a special report, Martin Piper visits the Potosi mine in Bolivia, where indigenious and African slaves died in their thousands but the mining of silver continuies to this day |
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Benefit for Bolivia
In the days of increased concern about climate change, Martin Piper looks at the way that Bolivia is benefiting from its natural resources |
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Under new management
Martin Piper looks at Rafael Correa, the incoming President of Ecuador |
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Too close to call
Martin Piper looks at the remaining two candidates in the run off election for President of Ecuador |
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Crisis in Colombia
Martin Piper looks at Colombia, scene of Latin America’s longest running civil war and according to the UN, the worst humanitarian crisis in the western hemisphere |
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Culture of the Kuna
The San Blas archipelago is a group of islands situated off the Caribbean north-east coast of Panama, it is home to the unique and fascinating culture of the Kuna people |
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House proud
Martin Piper looks at the work of the hurricane proof house-building project Habitat for Humanity International |
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On the ground
Marin Piper looks at the work of grassroots organisation La Esperanza |
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