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ARL Latin Americanist Research Resources Project contains the tables of contents of many Latin American journals (organized by country), as well as an extensive collection of presidential speeches dating back to the 19th century. Compludoc is an extensive index of journal articles from the libraries of the University of Madrid. Hispanic American Periodicals Index (HAPI) contains complete bibliographic citations to articles, book reviews, documents, original literary works, and other materials appearing in more than 400 key social science and humanities journals published throughout the world. UL Lafayette users cannot search HAPI Online, but Dupré Library has a complete print run of HAPI at Z1605 H612 H3. Hispanic Reading Room Library of Congress. Handbook of Latin American Studies (HLAS), an extensive bibliography on Latin America compiled at the Library of Congress. WEB GUIDES Andanzas al Web Latino Focuses primarily on U.S. Latino sites, but also lists numerous gateways to Latin America. Compiled at New Mexico State University. El Oteador Good general, non-commercial web guide, emphasizing language and cultural sites, compiled by the Instituto CervantesSpain. Iberian, Caribbean, and Latin American Internet Resources Library of Congress Portals to the World. Arranged by country. Iberian Language and Literature Web An excellent web guide from Yale University Libraries. Internet para Hispanistas is a joint project of Wellesley College and the University of Lléida. Internet guide includes both scholarly and popular links. Good for Peninsular texts. Internet Resources for Latin America, comprehensive guide to Internet resources for Latin Americanists. Compiled at New Mexico State University by Molly Molloy. Organized by type of document or resource. Latin America Database Web Links Compiled at the University of New Mexico. Links to subscription news services such as SourceMex and NotiSur, to NAFTA and MercoSur sites, and to the very useful Retanet Links for Teaching About Latin America. Latin American Network Information Center (LANIC), the most comprehensive Internet directory for Latin America. Compiled at UT-Austin. Organized by subject. Steven Volk's Latin American Links Focuses on resources for history and political science but including general reference sources and links to many full text documents. |