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Number 170 | Septiembre 1995 |
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Nicaragua
Deactivating Mines: Pacifying Nature
Mined territories are one of the scars of all violent conflicts, whatever their origin and duration. Mines have been used massively since World War II, since a major army task is to block enemy advance... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Electoral Process: For Elites Only?
The political agreements that put an end to the crisis generated by the constitutional reforms also paved the way for defining electoral alliances. In fact, the first act of executive legislative consensus... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
THE NEW LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
The National Assembly has announced the tasks that will take priority now that the reformed Constitution has gone into effect: reforms to the electoral law, passage... continuar...
Nicaragua
One Year into ESAF: What Must Still Be Adjusted?
As much as we have criticized the content and implementation of the Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility (ESAF), we must accept it as necessary and inevitable. ESAF offered access to concessionary... continuar...
El Salvador
Labor Unrest and Organized Crime
In its political transition from war to peace, El Salvador is swinging between authoritarianism and democracy. Labor problems and demands by workers and employees in some of the piece work plants, state... continuar...
Guatemala
Peace Process Stalled Till After Elections
The peace negotiations bogged down in July, due to contradictory interests at play in the agenda point currently under discussion, disagreements within the army and the government's negotiating weakness... continuar...
Honduras
The Tacamiche Conflict: A Good Test
On July 19, 1994, the Tela Railroad Company, a subsidiary of Chiquita Brands Fruit Company, informed the Tela Workers' Union (SITRATERCO) leadership of a decision to close the banana plantations of the... continuar...
Centroamérica
Families: Violence and Survival
Families make up "economic units": when they form, have children and work to support themselves, family members enter into a relation of reproduction, production and consumption, functions that are part... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America