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  Number 210 | Enero 1999
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Nicaragua

100 Days after Mitch: Any Sign of a Change of Attitude?
It has become a tradition among political journalists to evaluate recently elected governments a hundred days into their administration. Can this same analytical cliché be applied to hurricanes and the... continuar...

Nicaragua

NICARAGUA BRIEFS
US ARMY TO THE RESCUE The first 380 members of a total US Army contingent of 1,700 arrived in Nicaragua on December 9. They make up a Joint Task Force called "Building Hope," the first US military... continuar...

Nicaragua

San Francisco Libre: Giving It One More Try
Even though hurricane-swollen lake Managua—now again commonly referred to by its original name, Xolotlán—is still well over a kilometer inland of its normal shoreline, the soggy lakeside municipality... continuar...

Guatemala

A Cry Rises Over Raging Waters
Guatemala did not suffer the worst of the terrible disaster that struck Central America at the end of 1998 with Hurricane Mitch—the disaster, ironically, that finally integrated the region. In Guatemala,... continuar...

Honduras

Budding Organization And a Hurricane of Contradictions
What is being done? How are the refugees faring? Is the aid reaching them? How are Hondurans using the aid they are being sent? These are some of the most constantly asked questions both inside and outside... continuar...

México

The Pope, Poverty and Chiapas
The main motive of Pope John Paul II's trip to Mexico in January 1999 was to present the conclusions of the Synod of the Americas, held in Rome at the end of 1997. The document is the fruit of collective... continuar...

Centroamérica

What Should Change in Central America?
Honorable Presidents: Hurricane Mitch has battered your countries, leaving in its wake a scene of desolation and misery. We have seen the spirit of collaboration and commitment that exists among those... continuar...

Internacional

A Way Out of the Economic Growth Trap
The limits of growth: A quick look back The first Club of Rome report, with the now-historic title, "The Limits of Growth," was published 25 years ago. That groundbreaking document placed at... continuar...

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