Uruguay as a case study, and its implications in Argentina and the Southern Cone.

UNESCO: 2005 Convention - International Fund

Short ribs are the star player in the characteristic asado, or barbecue, of South America's Southern Cone.

WSJ: Love and Barbecue

Simultaneously, Los Angeles broke a coldest July day record set in 1926, Australia since 1966, and the southern cone of South America saw the coldest July in a half century.

FORBES: Magazine Article

He strongly opposed the Argentinean and other Latin American dictatorships during the 1970's and 80's and became a star during a dark time where tragic events where occurring in the Southern Cone of Latin America.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The Gaza Crisis and the Intellectual Left in Latin America

Preferred access to a market comprising the second largest population of the Southern Cone (45.3 million inhabitants) will give US business a head start as the Colombian economy is likely to expand in the coming years.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Columbia: Moving toward more stability

"These archives are fundamental to the processes of re-democratization in the region, particularly in a context in which the Southern Cone countries have established mechanisms such as Truth Commissions or Commissions for Peace, in order to guarantee the right to memory, truth and justice, especially for the victims of dictatorships and their families, " says Jorge Grandi, Director of the UNESCO Montevideo Office.

UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES