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Number 237 | Abril 2001 |
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Nicaragua
The Election Flick: Sets and Scenes
With the beating sun soon to give way to the pelting rains of Nicaragua’s tropical "winter," several different scenarios are still being scripted for the electoral film, and the cameras are about ready... continuar...
Nicaragua
Education Is Not School And School Is Not Business
Millions of dollars. Billions. Economists, sociologists, business administrators, psychologists and more "economists." Consultants, advisers, counselors, researchers and academics... Thousands of reports.... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Matrixes, Traps and Tricks of the Development Discourse
For some months now a document known as the " Estrategia Reforzada de Reducción de la Pobreza " (Reinforced Poverty Reduction Strategy) has been circulating in Nicaragua. Save a few fleeting declarations... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
CAROUSING CORRUPTION, CGR RESIGNATION
In mid-March, the Office of Comptroller General (CGR) issued a resolution establishing that a 1979 decree prohibiting government officials from receiving... continuar...
Nicaragua
Solidarity in Times of Internet
When retired US nurse Dorothy Granada went into hiding late last year upon learning that the Nicaraguan government planned to deport her on fabricated allegations of "working against the government,"... continuar...
Guatemala
Arduous Efforts for Institutionality
March was chock full of events that revealed the depth and seriousness of the crises of Guatemala’s political institutions and most important economic forces.
A chain of serious events After... continuar...
México
The Zapatista Triumph: the Strength of Weakness
When the leadership of the Zapatista National Liberation Army (EZLN) left its confinement in the mountains of southeast Mexico, a new political scenario was created for the movement. To understand this... continuar...
México
Two Sketches of the Zapatista March
The Zapatistas reached Milpa Alta in the hills surrounding Mexico City on March 8, under a full moon. They came from Anenecuilco, the land where Emiliano Zapata was born, where he signed the "Land and... continuar...
América Latina
The War against Coca: A View from Bolivia
In its fight against drugs, the US government has declared war on coca and thus on the peasant families who grow this prodigious plant in the valleys of the Andes. Presenting coca as the equivalent of... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America