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Revista Envío
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Number 179 | Junio 1996 |
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Nicaragua
Honesty Doesn't Come Cheap
The government has no time to govern and the state is falling to pieces, while society is divided between those who believe in everything and those who believe in nothing, neither with much grounds to... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
FROM MILITARY BASTION TO NATIONAL PARK
In an act to commemorate President Chamorro's sixth year in office, General Joaquín Cuadra, the head of the army, turned over to her the Loma de Tiscapa... continuar...
Nicaragua
Election Polls: Will the Güegüense Return?
After its independence in 1821, Nicaragua experienced a long series of dictatorships as two principal parties, the Liberals and Conservatives, vied for political control.
Both were essentially clannish... continuar...
El Salvador
The Challenge of Crime
One of the most serious problems facing El Salvador today is the disproportionate growth of criminal activity. In this sense, it is similar to its neighbors throughout Central America. By 1992, the... continuar...
Guatemala
Next Thorny Accord: The Armed Forces
The Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity (URNG) and representatives of the Guatemalan government signed the Accord about Socioeconomic Aspects and the Agrarian Situation on May 6, after over a year... continuar...
México
An Authoritarian Answer
On the 110th anniversary of Chicago's heroic labor martyrs, International Workers' Day, hundreds of thousands of workers marched through the streets of Mexico's main cities to protest the neoliberal... continuar...
Centroamérica
Authoritarian Roots and Democratic Shoots
In 1929, after his first visit to Costa Rica, Victor Raúl Haya de la Torre tried to describe and explain what he termed "an acute and restless curiosity" that he had felt on being in that country. In... continuar...
Haití
The End of the Army: An Enormous Step
For a decade now, Haiti has been undergoing a true democratic revolution. It is an anti oligarchic revolution, one of broad popular participation, in support of universal suffrage and citizenship for... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America