Car sales are booming in Argentina, but it's not just because Argentines want to get out on the road. As Julia Kumari Drapkin reports, Argentines are buying cars as a hedge against inflation.
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Kirchner helped turn Argentina's economic tide and was expected to run again for president.
In Peru, ancient Inca water systems inspire a new wave of hydroelectric technology.
Construction has slowed almost everywhere in the US. Everywhere, except New Orleans. One New Orleans attorney is leading the charge to help the city's new Latino work force fight for their pay. The world's Julia Kumari Drapki reports.
Imagine the Red Sox and the Yankees in the same city.
In Bolivia, the tradition of cooking with wood and fire is going up in smoke.
After Katrina struck New Orleans, Latino workers arrived to help rebuild the city. Many of them have stayed and are buying homes of their own. Correspondent Julia Kumari Drapkin reports on the changing face of New Orleans five years after Katrina.
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Argentina's soccer fans are united behind the country's World Cup team, but before the players come together for the country, they play for local club teams, and THAT'S where the fiercest loyalty lies. Julia Kumari Drapkin reports from Buenos Aires.
The Vietnamese fishermen who provide the US with much of its seafood are getting locked out of cleanup efforts.