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Hausmann, Rosenzweig’s replacement, has been closely involved with the center since arriving at the Kennedy School in 2000. In his most recent project, Hausmann led faculty from across the University in developing recommendations for growth strategies in El Salvador, Uruguay, and Kazakhstan...
...money into protecting open space and conserving their natural resources," says Daniel Esty, a Yale professor and ESI's creator. (If you're wondering who got the eco?booby prize, it's North Korea.) "The ESI can help a discerning traveler find unexpected ecological treasures. The strong showing of Uruguay [No. 3], beautiful beaches and sprawling pampas, and Guyana [No. 8], unspoiled coast and vibrant jungle [Kaieteur Falls], might provide you with a surprise travel opportunity," says Esty. There's nothing like scenic beauty plus a clear conscience...
...survivors] are celebrities in Uruguay, and the crash is something that marked the country,” Tewes said. “The country was very affected by the event...it was kind of a national experience that everyone went through together...
...realize on what scale Naipaul had made a nuisance of himself. Since the early 1960s, when he began traveling around the world, Naipaul has infuriated not just Indians, whom he called "barbarous, indifferent and self-wounding," but also the citizens of Zaire ("trapped and static"), Argentina ("deficient and bogus"), Uruguay ("intellectually null ... parasitic"), the Caribbean (ruled by "the deadly comic-strip humour of Negro politics"), and the Muslim residents of Malaysia, Indonesia, Pakistan and Iran (a case of collective "neurosis and nihilism"). Upon landing in a new country?usually a developing nation that had recently shaken off colonial rule?Naipaul...
...quarter of Argentina's wine exports and is hailed as the nation's new vinicultural emblem. "Now we intend to place Argentine wines among the best in the world," says Ernesto Catena, 37, leaping over Malbec casks at his family's Catena Zapata winery in the Mendoza region. Even Uruguay, whose coups until now were usually only military, is seeing its obscure Tannat reds served by U.S. sommeliers like Richard Di Giacomo at Miami's pan-Latin restaurant Cacao. "The real fun of wine is sharing new discoveries," says Di Giacomo. And as Casa Silva's plans show, the designer...