freddie romero economist of bolivia they all are  ex volunteers off international voluntery servicers of usa whom worked in Ecuador
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Look their names up on Yahoo, find some paper they are listed in or a website with their name. Write to the author and ask if they have any contact their those people.
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http://earthtrends.wri.org/pdf_library/country_profiles/for_cou_414.pdf
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Mexico is becoming less and less socialist and more capitalist all the time, so the prospect of the country following Central America´s example is low.  What will the US do for wage slaves?  If anything, wages will be forced to go up and citizens and legal residents will reap the benefits.
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Jackson Stewart Lincoln:\nhttp://www.anthrosource.net/action/showXml?doi=10.1525%2Feth.1981.9.2.02a00040\nLo siento. No se bastante espanol para responder aqui.
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Thank you, that was very informative.  I have a sister-in-law that is Mexican and one day I asked her, "how is it you keep telling me how poor all the people are in Mexico, that they all manage to come up with $2000 and $3000, (sometimes more) to get smuggled over here. That's more dang money then a good share of Americans can come up with if they had to." Never did get an answer from her that made any sense what so ever. Leads me to believe that things are not really all that bad over there.
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Ecuador beat Bolivia in La Paz.
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http://www.usiap.org/
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It costs time, money and energy to send a volunteer overseas. So, volunteer organizations like the Peace Corps require candidates that have a skill that another country has asked for. 95% of the time that means a college degree. Other volunteer organizations -ones that will take people with no skills but good intentions -  charge you money.  \n\nThey have to; no one in their right mind would donate money to let bored college students have a little adventure overseas while doing something useful. If, say, a school in Peru needed painting, it would be 12 times as cheap to hire local painters as it would be to send you there to do it. Teaching math in that school is another matter; Peru might ned a math teacher and be short of math teachers willing to work in the hinterlands.\n\nThe Student Conservation Association will put you to work in a national park for the summer. All you pay for is food and air fare.
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Amor Ministries is the organization in which my youth group goes through for our annual building trips in Mexico. Samaritan's Purse (Christian Children's Fund) also has volunteers travel to different countries for different things. Check either one of those out!
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Good on you for being there for the people that might not have the strength to be there for themselves. Of course it´s easier to help if the issue of concern is close to you but I do hope that people of "the West" don´t forget about the rest of the world and how much we ca do there. That shit about God´s punishment just make me angry. I´m doing my bit - I´m most probably heading to Africa in a year to help with this issue.
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try www.cross-x.com\na lot of people there would be willing to give you some free files or trade for some ev.\n\nusually for strats, we run some turns on peace corps = imperialist, then some on-case cp depending on the case, and generic da's (spending, politics, etc.).
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I do believe that we are obligated to help people in 3rd world countries. (Mexico and Canada are not 3rd world countries.) We should help people who have nothing, or far less than us, but we don't have to give them everything. We certainly don't owe them a life, but we can help make their lives better. In poor countries in Africa, people have HIV/AIDS, are forced to live days without food or water, and they sleep on then ground outside. Those are the people we have to help. People from Canada and Mexico are not poor, and we don't owe them anything! It's pretty pathetic how they come here and expect it all. It's no easier for them, and they expect it all from us. The ones we should be helping are the people in Africa on the streets. We ARE obligated to help them.
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The Peace Corps does not station volunteers in countries or areas that are unsafe.  In all honesty, most of the volunteers are safer than people living in America!  \n\nIn Tanzania, until recently they restricted people from even travelling near the Western border, despite the fact that it was a good tourist area.  This was due to the Rwandan refugees coming from the distance.  \n\nDo not worry about safety.  In the case of anything unsafe, they will evacuate all volunteers.  Part of the training includes redundant training in where the safe house in each region is, and how to go from there to the evacuation point.  \n\nIf you truly have worries, ask the Peace Corps organization itself.  Some volunteers thought they were actually *too* careful -- remember, this is an organization that only accepts US citizens, who have made an art of suing if anything goes wrong.
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they help the world from being overpopulated
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Are you really a designer??.. Don't you know Bolivia is a country with many cities? it isn't a hamlet or a village. Of course there are architects and universities...if you plan to go, good luck (you will need it... architects do an incredible job here)
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There's a lot of organizations. The most noteable ones I can think of are UNICEF, Oxfam, and Save the Children.
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I think it depends. If it was only the wealth of individuals & families, like Bill Gates, the Waltons (Wal Mart), Oprah & the British Royal Family, Everyone would probably be working poor level-one paycheck from disaster. If it was governments & institutions as well, like Saudi Arabia, the US and the Vatican, we'd probably be moderately well off. I read somewhere once that if the Vatican liquidated (and assuming they had the same income they have now), they could support South America FOREVER.\n\nThis was an interesting question, and I like your kitty.