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Revista Envío
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Number 174 | Enero 1996 |
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Nicaragua
When Democracy Becomes A Synonym for Anarchy
With the Christmas season and the even more widely celebrated Feast of the Immaculate Conception upon us, government activity is winding down. A new eruption of the Cerro Negro volcano added both tragedy... continuar...
Nicaragua
What Laws Protect The War Wounded?
What is left of the war in Nicaragua? The mantra heard daily is that the war is behind us, that we've gotten over it, that we need to get over it...but it is something that over 11,000 young Nicaraguans... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
CERRO NEGRO ERUPTS AGAIN
The 700 meter high volcano called Cerro Negro, located some 20 kilometers outside of the city of León, began to erupt on November 19. Ten days later, a state of emergency... continuar...
El Salvador
Democracy in El Salvador: A Difficult Birth
Until the March 1994 elections, El Salvador's political scene was monopolized by two of the fundamental political forces that made the Peace Accords possible, as the results of those elections largely... continuar...
El Salvador
Unemployment and Violence: A Dramatic Cycle
El Salvador reveals an alarming level of extreme poverty. The country ranks 115 out of 174 nations studied in the United Nations Development Program report on Human Development. The government's economic... continuar...
Panamá
US Military Bases: Five Theses
As part of national debate, the theme of the ongoing US military presence on Panamanian territory holds a prominent place. Mixed into this issue are the purest national and social interests, along with... continuar...
México
1995's Successes Are Failures
The continuing rumbles of the Mexican economy are having repercussions in a number of spheres. They are sparking both rumors and declarations among Federal government officials and leaders of business,... continuar...
Internacional
A Society With Room for Everyone
A conviction predominated in the 1950s and 1960s that the First World was showing the Third World what its future would be. Today we see the opposite; the Third World is showing the First World its... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America