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Revista Envío
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Number 381 | Abril 2013 |
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Nicaragua
Reflections from the “end of the world”
The Latin American Left has come up with two widely opposing interpretations of the meaning of an Argentine cardinal of Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s stripe being elected the top authority of the Catholic... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
VICE PRESIDENT ATTENDS
POPE FRANCIS’ INVESTITURE Neither Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega nor First Lady Rosario Murillo went to the investiture of Pope Francis in Rome on March 19, a ceremony... continuar...
Nicaragua
In six years the gold will all be gone
I’m both the son and the grandson of miners, and the child of a mining tragedy. My grandfather, who was born in the indigenous Monimbó neighborhood of Masaya, went to work in the mines of Santo Domingo... continuar...
Honduras
A walk in repudiation of the Mining Law
The year already has an election smell, and this time, not just among the same parties as always. The LIBRE party candidate is muscling his way onto the electoral stage wearing Manuel Zelaya Rosales’... continuar...
Internacional
Pope Francis: “A poor Church for the poor”
Three days after being elected bishop of Rome and successor to St. Peter, the 76-year-old Francis—who even two weeks later hadn’t yet referred to himself as pope—told representatives of the international... continuar...
Venezuela
Hugo Chávez’s legacy of goals, accomplishments and challenges
The most charismatic democratic political leader of recent decades has died. When this happens in a democracy the charisma creates a particularly moving political relationship between the rulers and... continuar...
Ecuador
Reflections on the “citizen’s revolution”
On February 17, 2013, Rafael Correa was ratified as head of the Ecuadoran government for the third term, this time by an overwhelming majority. Accumulating more votes than all other candidates combined,... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America