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Number 382 | Mayo 2013 |
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Nicaragua
Obama, Ortega and “meanwhile” in Venezuela
In Venezuela’s current situation of a Chávez government without Chávez, an unanticipated political situation and a complex economic one, Barack Obama’s government sees good opportunities to make use of while Daniel Ortega’s government is beginning to see bad signs of what it will have to cope with.... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
OPPOSITION TO LAW 779 Barely 10 months after the Comprehensive Law against Violence toward Women, an important victory of Nicaragua’s women’s organizations, went into effect, it has come under... continuar...
Nicaragua
What we know and don’t know about the Tumarín mega-project
A journalist’s testimony of experiences in the area
where the Tumarín hydroelectric dam will be built.
crossed with an economist’s analysis and reflections.... continuar...
El Salvador
Thirteen years of joint Venezuela-El Salvador history
Venezuela’s Right and El Salvador’s Right have publicly acknowledged links. There are also obvious links between
the FMLN and the Bolivarian Revolution. Hugo Chávez’s solidarity with El Salvador was indisputable; and has even created endearment between their two peoples.... continuar...
Guatemala
Was it genocide or wasn’t it?
The trial of Efraín Ríos Montt and his intelligence chief,
accused of genocide and other exceptionally serious violations
of the indigenous population’s rights between 1982 and 1983,
including the murder of 1,771 Ixil Mayans, fueled a momentous debate in Guatemala: did the military operations of the Army in those years fall into the category of genocide or not?
While Ríos Montt was convicted just as this issue went to press, this analysis serves as insight into what the court had to deliberate.... continuar...
Centroamérica
In migration’s “science kitchens”
Let’s take a look at what happens in the kitchens where
current knowledge on Central American migration is cooked up.
In the process, we’ll discover who owns the kitchens,
who does their cooking, what plates they’re offering us
and how they’re seasoned. In so doing, we’ll see a triple game of domination.... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America