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Club 700 Hoy: Noviembre 27, 2011 #338

Sergio De La Mora, nos habla de como podemos tomar el control en situaciones difíciles. También, los pescadores Juan y Luciano, nos cuentan de como es un día de trabajo en el Puerto de Mar del Plata, Argentina.

El ritmo de la vida: Octubre 3, 2010 # 280

Mundo Cristiano: El 6 de agosto, 2010

Mundo Cristiano: El 23 de julio, 2010

Argentina Approves Gay Marriage

Over the objections of Catholics and evangelicals Argentina’s lawmakers made their country the first in South America to legalize gay marriage.

News on The 700 Club: July 15, 2010

As seen on The 700 Club's nationally televised broadcast for Thursday, July 15, the top headlines from CBN News include -- U.S. Chamber Says White House Stifling Economic Growth, Argentine Senate Legalizes Gay Marriage, and more.

America’s Approaching Debt Disaster

If you don't think the economic chaos in Greece can come to America, economists say think again

Jenny Sanford 'Staying True' Despite Betrayal

CBN News interviews the wife of South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford on the public disclosure of an affair that changed their lives.

Oscar Isaac: His Name is Joseph

You've seen The Passion of the Christ. Now see the story from the beginning. Oscar Isaac discusses the upcoming Nativity movie and his important role.

How Severe is Influenza Season?

The southern hemisphere has already gone through its flu season, and swine flu was widespread, but fairly mild.

Silvano Espindola

Latin America Turns to the Left

CBN News reporter, Dale Hurd, explains what Latin America's left turn means for the USA.

Mundo Cristiano: Octubre 28, 2011

Tras la reelección de la presidenta Cristina en Argentina- ¿cual será el futuro para la iglesia?. Además, los fantasmas de la guerra permanecen en Bosnia, mujer de fe difunde mensajes de reconciliación. Vea mucho más.

Signs of the Times: Natural Disasters Prevalent in 2011

Recent disasters around the world including earthquakes, floods, tornadoes and hurricanes have been the most destructive in human memory. The question: Will it get worse?