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Revista Envío
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UCA
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Number 220 | Noviembre 1999 |
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Nicaragua
What’s Behind the IMF Pressure?
When Hurricane Mitch's winds and rain lashed through Central America last year, they whipped away the veil of invisibility that had obscured the poverty and backwardness trapping most Nicaraguans. The... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS AT RISK
Next year's municipal elections, scheduled for November 5, are at risk of being postponed due to a lack of funds. In the General Budget for 2000, which the President... continuar...
Nicaragua
"Our Tax Policy is Regressive, Terrorist and Unimaginative"
By looking at fiscal policy, one can understand, analyze and interpret a country's socioeconomic life. A brief look at the past 30 years of Nicaraguan history shows us significant differences in fiscal... continuar...
Nicaragua
NGOS and Natural Disasters: Gaps and Opportunities
For several years now the international community has been paying increasing attention to the impact and recurrence of natural disasters in different areas of the world. Terms related to forces of nature... continuar...
Honduras
A Year after Mitch: Organization and Hope
Throughout this post-Mitch year, national life has been dominated by reconstruction, a process that has gone through four basic stages. Each stage has had its own particularities, but some common threads... continuar...
México
A Natural Disaster Reveals a Social One
The equivalent of a whole year's worth of rain fell in only three days on some areas during the first week of October. But that was only the beginning. In the middle of the month it was announced that... continuar...
Centroamérica
On the Anniversary of Mitch: The Region’s Revealing Disaster
During this October and November, I traveled through several of the regions of Central America that had been battered last year by Hurricane Mitch. A year after the tragedy, what is still most striking... continuar...
Centroamérica
Waiting for Luis
Looking Thursday, 19 November 1998. We are sitting along the northern bank of the swollen Río Coco with fifty other people, watching for the body of our drowned friend, Luis Alberto Espinoza... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America