| Directory > Society > Issues > Warfare and Conflict > Specific Conflicts > War on Terrorism > News and Media > September 11, 2001 > South America Peruvian Post: OAS to fight against terrorism
"On Friday morning the chancellors of all the countries member of the Organization of American
States (OAS) began, in Washington, a meeting to discuss how the region would support the United
States in its fight against terrorism after the September 11 terrorist attacks." Peru.
http://www.peru.com/peruvianpost/daily/2001/09/21/national/national3.asp
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Guyana Chronicle: A blow struck against our wonderful, multicultural world
Editorial. "When terrorists set out on that fateful Tuesday to destroy the symbolic totems of
American prosperity and might, they also shattered the livelihood and dreams of thousands of people
from scores of countries around the world." Guyana.
http://www.guyanachronicle.com/editorial.html#Anchor-46170
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Guyana Chronicle: Immigrants from Caribbean share feelings of horror at WTC attacks
Norman Faria, Guyana’s Consul in Barbados. "Thousands of people, again undoubtedly including
‘New Canadians’ from the Caribbean and Guyana, assembled at Parliament buildings in Ottawa."
Guyana.
http://www.guyanachronicle.com/news.html#Anchor-7735
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Guayana Chronicle: After the terror has gone, where will the US go?
Festus L. Brotherson, Jr. About the University of Guyana's (UG's) symposium on Saturday, September
21 on the terrorism that hit the USA on September 11. Guyana.
http://www.guyanachronicle.com/features.html#Anchor-55982
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Guyana Chronicle: 'TV shows a sanitised version of the horror’
"Retired Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Officer, Hugh Ross, who witnessed the fall of the Twin
Towers of the World Trade Center in New York on September 11, said that television shows a
sanitised version of the horror. 'You have to be at the site of Ground Zero to appreciate the
extent of the devastation,' he said in an interview yesterday." Guyana.
http://www.guyanachronicle.com/topstory.html#Anchor-41210
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InfoBrazil: Terror Strikes I: Economic Reverberations
Alcides Ferreira. "Still unclear just how the past week's terrorist attacks in United States -
and how the U.S. responds to them - will impact the Brazilian economy." Brazil.
http://www.infobrazil.com/conteudo/front_page/analysis/af2114.htm
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InfoBrazil: Terror Strikes II: Do Brazilians Care?
John Fitzpatrick. "Why have the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. evoked none
of the emotions among Brazilians which they have among others elsewhere in the world?" Brazil.
http://www.infobrazil.com/conteudo/front%5Fpage/analysis/jf2114.htm
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