 
Reports on the status of conservation of cultural patrimony form another important section of preservation literature. Below are a few examples of government accords and institutional project and standards reports.
 BookLab Notes:  Full text
publications on a variety of conservation topics.  Currently only in English, but some print versions have been translated into Spanish.
BookLab Notes:  Full text
publications on a variety of conservation topics.  Currently only in English, but some print versions have been translated into Spanish.
 El Punto: Magazine with Spanish-language articles on a variety of art topics, including conservation and restoration.
El Punto: Magazine with Spanish-language articles on a variety of art topics, including conservation and restoration.
 Getty Information
Institute, International Documentation Standards for the Protection of
Cultural Objects: Of interest to conservators of a variety of materials.
Getty Information
Institute, International Documentation Standards for the Protection of
Cultural Objects: Of interest to conservators of a variety of materials.
 Commission on Preservation and Access Report: "Preservation Priorities in Latin America," by Dan C. Hazen: An excellent publication that summarizes the decisions
 made by the delegates to the August 1994 IFLA convention in Havana, Cuba.  In English.
Commission on Preservation and Access Report: "Preservation Priorities in Latin America," by Dan C. Hazen: An excellent publication that summarizes the decisions
 made by the delegates to the August 1994 IFLA convention in Havana, Cuba.  In English.
 "Digital Collections Inventory Report" by Patricia McClung: Also a Commission on Preservation and Access publication, this one online.  Provides links to a number of
large-scale digitization projects, including a few along Latin American
and Caribbean themes.  In English.
"Digital Collections Inventory Report" by Patricia McClung: Also a Commission on Preservation and Access publication, this one online.  Provides links to a number of
large-scale digitization projects, including a few along Latin American
and Caribbean themes.  In English.
Tuxtla II Conference: An agreement of February 16, 1996 among Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panamá, México and Belize on many issues, including cooperation in the preservation of cultural property. In Spanish. -->