Developed for those doing research involving national and international activities and/or events. This guide is a suggested list of resources, including electronic databases, selected Internet sites and print materials.
Source for information on the structure and activities of the OAS including the current weekly report, press releases, and descriptions of the organization and its components. Select "Human Rights" for links to reports on this topic.
Links to the Foreign Embassies; provides information on doing business in the country as well as data on government, trade, employment, import/exports, economic indicators, etc.
Free and open access to data about development in countries around the globe.
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