This week on Latinocast, new information of the religious tension in Venezuela. President Hugo Chavez is aggressively combating criticism that his politics played a role in the incidents. Elsewhere, Mexico is beginning to use U.S. aid from the Merida Initiative to train its authorities. However, there are conflicting views on how much the U.S. should do to help. And although the Pope lifted his excommunication of British bishop Richard Williamson, an Argentine seminary has dismissed him. All that, plus an update on the 2010 World Cup. Click here to listen to this podcast.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Latinocast 2.12.09
This week on Latinocast, new information of the religious tension in Venezuela. President Hugo Chavez is aggressively combating criticism that his politics played a role in the incidents. Elsewhere, Mexico is beginning to use U.S. aid from the Merida Initiative to train its authorities. However, there are conflicting views on how much the U.S. should do to help. And although the Pope lifted his excommunication of British bishop Richard Williamson, an Argentine seminary has dismissed him. All that, plus an update on the 2010 World Cup. Click here to listen to this podcast.
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