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Revista Envío
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Universidad Centroamericana
UCA
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Number 144 | Julio 1993 |
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Nicaragua
Indefinition in Washington, Intransigence in Nicaragua
Within hours after a car full of explosives--which happened to be parked over a huge buried arms cache in the middle of a Managua neighborhood--blew up in late May, it had become the most talked-about... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Unending Calvary of Mothers of the Disappeared
The war that devastated Nicaragua during the 1980s left more than 150,000 victims, including dead, disabled, widowed and orphaned. But there are still other victims, who left behind them only a trial... continuar...
Nicaragua
New Times, New Role for Universities of the South
Given the challenges we are facing at the end of this century, defining the role of the university is difficult and perplexing. This is especially true in Central America as a whole and even truer here... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
ARMY REPORT TO THE OAS
General Humberto Ortega informed the secretary general of the Organization of American States (OAS) in April that Nicaragua's army, still constitutionally called the Sandinista... continuar...
El Salvador
Elections Ahead, Peace Accords Behind?
Since the signing of the January 1992 peace accords, two key phases have commanded El Salvador's political scenario. The first was dominated by the conflicts, debates and agreements about how to put... continuar...
Guatemala
The Coup All Knew Was Coming
On Tuesday, May 25, Guatemalans woke up to unexpected marimba music transmitted by a national chain of radio stations. They immediately knew what had happened: when there was a coup in the 1980s, all... continuar...
Honduras
Neoliberal Measures Cause New Problems
On April 29, the Central Bank of Honduras decided to raise its local currency reserve rate by two points: one in May and the other in June, a jump from 34% to 36%. These reserves amount to a fund that... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America