Last Friday morning, the astonished residents of a small town in southern Philippines could not believe their eyes as fish suddenly began raining from the sky.
In a headline-making move, Chile's Catholic leaders presented a public declaration criticizing the Aysén dam system proposed for the Patagonian wilderness.
The Chicago Tribune turned its pages over to advocacy journalism representing the unfortunate attitude that the West knows best, and the “poorer parts of the world” must conform to the rules.
