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Revista Envío
Edificio Nitlapán, 2do. piso
Universidad Centroamericana
UCA
Apartado A-194
Managua, Nicaragua
Telephone: (505) 22782557
Fax: (505) 22781402
Email: info@envio.org.ni
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Number 161 | Diciembre 1994 |
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 Nicaragua
Decollectivization: Agrarian Reform
The Nicaraguan peasantry's permanent demand for property has meant that in the last 13 years more than 200,000 peasant families have obtained over 4 million acres of land through agrarian reform. More... continuar...
Nicaragua
Nicaragua: Through a Glass Darkly
Just as the last issue of envío was about to go to press, Nicaragua's Supreme Court of Justice made known its finding that it would be unconstitutional for the legislature to have the faculty to increase... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
A STRIKE WARNING
On October 25, 80% of the health workers throughout Nicaragua stopped their labors for a day, except for emergency care, to demand a 100% salary increase and a better supply... continuar...
El Salvador
Peace is Built of Many Pieces
In April 1993, police in El Salvador nabbed the highest level arms dealers ever in the country. But even though they had been caught in the act, a judge released them in October of this year, claiming... continuar...
Guatemala
Where is the Guerrilla's Tomb?
By the end of October, Guatemalans were already waiting for the UN Verification Mission in Guatemala, MINUGUA, which had announced its arrival for mid November. The presence of 220 international observers... continuar...
Internacional
World Bank and IMF: Guilty as Charged
The session of the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal was convoked by the International Lelio Basso Foundation for the Liberation and Rights of Peoples, in collaboration with the Coordinating Body of Spanish... continuar...
Internacional
Roots of the Colombia-Nicaragua Territorial Dispute
Atiny and anomalous document from 1803, which was only in effect for a scant three years and never had any practical consequences, has served right up to today as the pretext for Colombia to claim a... continuar...
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