Submissions from 2013
Controversial highway a step closer in Bolivia, Andrés Gaudín
Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional observes 19th anniversary of uprising in Chiapas, Carlos Navarro
El Salvador seeks international help to block gold mine in Guatemala, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Guatemalan army colonel, eight soldiers will stand trial for Totonicapán masssacre, Louisa Reynolds
Huge explosion rocks administrative headquarters of state-run oil company PEMEX in Mexico City; gas leak apparent cause, Carlos Navarro
Increasingly critical situation for Brazil's indigenous peoples, José Pedro Martins
Indigenous communities in Panama commemorate march against open-pit mining in which two protestors were killed, Louisa Reynolds
Region's indigenous leaders demand to be heard, Louisa Reynolds
Submissions from 2012
Ambitious green-energy overhaul taking root in Nicaragua, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Argentina nationalizes subsidiary of Spanish oil company Repsol, Andrés Gaudín
Argentina's Mining Sector Hit by Protests, Andrés Gaudín
Army shoots dead seven indigenous protesting rising electricity bills from ENERGUATE, Louisa Reynolds
As Haiti gears up to boost declining agricultural sector, international cooperation supports efforts, George Rodríguez
Bill to protect Sierra Caral remains stalled in Congress, Louisa Reynolds
Brazil sues Chevron following oil spill, Andrés Gaudín
Civil society organizations brand Guatemalan government's report to U.N. 'superficial', Louisa Reynolds
Colombia's indigenous struggle to avoid nation's internal war, Andrés Gaudin
Corporate-friendly fisheries bill sparks protests in Chile, divides opposition, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Cuba's Sugar Industry Tries to Recover after Production Falls to Century-old Levels, Daniel Vázquez
Ecuadoran government will modify laws to favor mining, Luis Ángel Saavedra
El Salvador's government sends general water law into legislative pipeline, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Environmental advocates, federal agencies criticize state-run oil company PEMEX for inadequate response to oil spill off coast of Oaxaca, Carlos Navarro
Fatal explosion at natural-gas plant in Tamaulipas exposes safety, staffing problems for state-run oil company PEMEX, Carlos Navarro
Federal government investigating mining companies in Coahuila for collusion with Zetas Cartel, Carlos Navarro
First presidential debate marked by attacks on front-runner Enrique Peña Nieto, Carlos Navarro
Indigenous justice in Ecuador, Luis Ángel Saavedra
"Mapuche conflict" flares up in Chile's Araucanía region, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Mexican Congress approves far-reaching environmental legislation, Carlos Navarro
Mexico City Launches Project to Produce Electricity from Biogas Emissions at Recently Closed Landfill, Carlos Navarro
Mexico, Cuba, discuss cooperation in energy sector, Carlos Navarro
Mexico urged to prepare to transition out of export market that is too reliant on oil, Carlos Navarro
Mexico, U.S. Reach Landmark Agreement on Deepwater Oil Exploration, Carlos Navarro
Mining--a bone of contention in Per, Elsa Chanduvi Jaña
National Mobilization in Defense of Water in Per, Elsa Chanduví Jaña
Panamas Indigenous Protestors Block Roads in Dispute to End Mineral Exploitation on Their Lands; Clashes Leave One Dead', Louisa Reynolds
PEMEX announces new discovery in deep waters of Gulf of Mexico, Carlos Navarro
PEMEX files new lawsuit against US companies for acquiring stolen fuel, Carlos Navarro
Peruvian government targets informal mining, Elsa Chanduví Jaña
President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto tours six Latin American countries to discuss cooperation, offers insights on domestic plans in key areas, Carlos Navarro
President Felipe Calderón Releases Comprehensive Energy Plan for 2012-2026, Carlos Navarro
Recurring dream: US$6.6 billion ALBA oil project inches ahead in Nicaragua, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Signs that climate change is already spelling big trouble for tiny El Salvador, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Solar Energy Seen as a Viable Alternative in Mexico, Carlos Navarro
Tension Continues Between Bolivian President Evo Morales and Native People, Andrés Gaudín
U.S., Mexico sign landmark water-sharing agreement for Colorado River, Carlos Navarro
Venezuela's full membership changes face of MERCOSUR, Andrés Gaudin
Submissions from 2011
After Fukushima, South America Reassesses Nuclear-Power Push, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
After Kickoff by Former President Mel Zelaya in 2008, Honduran President Lobo Lays Cornerstone for Wind Farm to Start Generating in 2012, George Rodríguez
Belizes Oil Boom Threatens To Escalate Border Dispute', Louisa Reynolds
Biofuels Fighting for Space in Central America and Cuba, Adriana E. Sánchez
Brazilian environmental agency gives Belo Monte dam green light as government continues to invest in hydroelectric power, Ana Cristina Powell
Brazilian Government Attempts to Stabilize Ethanol Supply with New Regulation, Ana Cristina Powell
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Proceeding with Nuclear Power despite Fukushima Accident, Graziela Aronovich
Brazil Opens First Commercial Solar Power Plant, but Continues to Underutilize Solar Energy Potential, Ana Cristina Powell
Cancún Summit on Global Climate Change a Success or Failure, Depending on Whom You Ask, Carlos Navarro
Chevron Trying to Avoid Historic Ecuador Verdict, Luis Angel Saavedra
Chile Skirts Clean Energy Focus, Approves Two Major Coal Projects, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Chile's Tiny Gas Industry a Big Problem for President Sebastián Piñera, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Costa Rica Decrees Moratorium on Oil Exploitation for Remainder of President Chinchilla's Term, George Rodríguez
Cubas Oil Plans Gather Speed with Foreign Aid Causing U.S. Concern', Daniel Vázquez
Despite government approval, Chiles HidroAysén dam project sill not done deal', Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Dominican Republic: First Steps to Green Economy, Charles Arthur
Ecuadoran government set to resume Armadillo oil project despite opposition from indigenous communities and environmentalists, Luis Ángel Saavedra
Energy-Stropped Nicaragua Leans Green in Effort to Power-up, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Green Economy Does Not Necessarily Mean Sustainability, Adriana Sánchez
In Colombia, Blossoming Biofuel Industry Driven by Top-Down Targets and Incentives, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Large Desalination Plant Proposed for Playas de Rosarito in Baja California, Carlos Navarro
Mexican Government, Congress Support Nuclear Power to Varying Degrees; Detractors Want Laguna Verde Power Plant Closed, Carlos Navarro
Mexico Announces New Wind-Energy Project in Oaxaca; Critics Say Government Not Doing Enough to Promote Renewables, Carlos Navarro
Mexico Announces Plan that Would Greatly Expand Wind-Energy Capacity, Carlos Navarro
Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard Beats Climate-Change Drum, David Agren
PEMEX Boosts Participation in Spain's Repsol, Prompting Some Nationalist Concerns in Spain, Carlos Navarro
President Evo Morales Insists that Lithium Reserves Benefit Bolivians, Andres Gaudin
PRI Candidate Enrique Peña Nieto Proposes to Expand Efforts to Open State-run Oil Company PEMEX to Private Investment, Carlos Navarro
Proposed Highway Pits Bolivia's Indigenous Against Each Other and President Evo Morales, Andrés Gaudín
State-run Oil Company PEMEX Announces Discovery of 'Significant' Natural-Gas Reserve in Deep Waters of Gulf of Mexico, Carlos Navarro
State-Run Oil Company PEMEX Awards First Exploration Contracts to British, Mexican Companies, Carlos Navarro
State-run Oil Company PEMEX Looking into Purchase of Oil Refineries in U.S., Carlos Navarro
Uruguay Banks on Wind Power, Andrés Gaudín
Wind Power Present, Not Prodigious in Chiles Energy Market', Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Submissions from 2010
Argentina hikes prices on gas imported to Chile, Chile says argentine actions are "frustrating", NotiSur writers
Argentina Promises Nuclear Power Surge, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Argentina Promises Nuclear Power Surge, Benjamin Witte-Lebhar
Bolivia and Brazil inaugurate gas pipeline, Notisur writers
Bolivia: Corruption and errors in Petroleum contracts hinders nationalization of natural gas, NotiSur writers
Bolivia gets Brazil to agree to pay higher prices for natural gas, NotiSur writers
BRAZIL: GOVERNMENT MOVES FORWARD ON NEW NUCLEAR PLANTS DESPITE OPPOSITION, José Pedro Martins
Brazil: Preparing For Post-Copenhagen Economy, NotiSur
BRAZIL: PRESIDENT LUIZ INÁCIO LULA DA SILVA GOES TO BAT FOR BELO MONTE DAM PROJECT, NotiSur
British "black Gold" Prospectors Fawn Over Falklands, NotiSur
Chile: President Sebastian Pinera's Green Leanings Unlikely To Bring Energy Overhaul, NotiSur
Does Colombia Have the Right Plan for Oil & Gas Reforms?, Inter-American Dialogue's Latin American Energy Advisor
ECUADOR: CHEVRON SQUANDERS MONEY AS LAWSUIT NEARS END, Luis Ángel Saavedra
Ecuador: Initiativa Yasuní Double-Speak, NotiSur
Electricity Crisis Spells Dark Days for Country, NotiSur
Energy: Brazil and neighbors turn tentatively toward renewables, NotiSur
experts appplaud president Felipe Calderon's commitment to renewable energy, SourceMex writers
Five Southern Cone countries form "energy ring" to integrate natural gas network, NotiSur writers
Gas for Peruvians, Not for Exportation, Notisur
Guatemala: Rising discontent against energy company union FENOSA, NotiCen writers
