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The NACLA Report trim size is 7.5” x 10”’; available ad sizes are detailed at right. All interior ads are printed in grayscale. Electronic files Electronic files are preferred. We accept files in the following formats: .tiff, .jpg, .eps, .pdf, Quark XPress, Adobe InDesign. Microsoft Word documents with images cannot be printed; please include the hi-resolution image file with your submission. All embedded images and final files must be at at least 300 dpi. For image files and .pdfs, all fonts must be embedded. For Quark and InDesign files, all fonts, images (.tiff format preferred) and layouts used to create the ad must be packaged and included. Please compress these collected materials for electronic submission. Color Color printing is available on outside back cover and the interior color section. Note that “two color” refers to black plus one color; “full color” is a standard four color separation. Full color files must be submitted in CMYK. NACLA cannot be responsible for ads that do not meet these specifications. If ads require extra preparation, clients may be charged an additional fee. NACLA can design your ad for $50 or a 15% surcharge above the price of the first insertion.

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About NACLA Report on the Americas Published four times a year, with a circulation of 4,000 and with over 30,000 readers, NACLA Report on the Americas is the most widely read English-language magazine on Latin America and the Caribbean. Considered “required reading” among policymakers, area scholars, students, journalists and human rights advocates alike for its consistently insightful and in-depth analysis, the NACLA Report was awarded the Utne Independent Press Award for International Coverage in 2003 and 2006. First published in 1967, the NACLA Report on the Americas has been ahead of the curve on Latin American political events for more than 40 years. Each issue brings readers ideas, information and provocative, lively debate about U.S.–Latin American relations and political developments in the region. Organized around our acclaimed thematic “Report” section on a particular topic, region or country, the magazine also features regular news updates, opinion, investigative journalism and reviews. In recent Reports, NACLA has examined the impact and consequences of corporate monopoly on food production throughout the region, the incorporation of paramilitarism into the Colombian state and economy, and the roots of some of the region’s worst political crises. To successfully reach a highly educated audience committed to remaining aware of Latin American political, social, economic and cultural life, join the family of advertisers who have made NACLA the perfect venue to promote their products and events.

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Contact For additional information or further inquiries, please e-mail Circulation & Sales Manager Anila Churi or call (646) 613-1440 ext. 203 or fax (646) 613-1443.