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Revista Envío
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Number 250 | Mayo 2002 |
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Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
VIOLENCE IN THE ATLANTIC COAST
May 4 was the date scheduled for the inaugural session of the new Regional Councils elected in March in the North and South Atlantic Autonomous Regions (RAAN and... continuar...
Nicaragua
Our Weak Civil Society Has Been Weakened Further
To understand the present, as we all know, it is necessary to understand the past, especially the recent past. Unless we are clear about what has happened over the past few decades, we cannot explain... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Fight Against Corruption Is a Learning Experience
March 21: Judge Gertrudis Arias charges former President Arnoldo Alemán with fraud against the state related to the Channel 6 case. April 23: The National Police captures former General Tax Division... continuar...
El Salvador
Elections in Sight and Diplomacy Activated
In the next two years El Salvador will hold two elections, choosing municipal mayors and parliamentarians in March 2003 and the country’s new President in 2004. While that might appear a long way off,... continuar...
Costa Rica
Costa Rican Democracy on the Edge
By the middle of the last decade, Costa Rica had acquired at least one common denominator with other Latin American countries: the rock-bottom credibility of its politicians and political institutions... continuar...
Centroamérica
The World Coffee Crisis: Is Vietnam to Blame?
On May 24, 2001, 14 young Mexican immigrants died in the Arizona desert while attempting to enter the United States to find work. Of those, 6 were bankrupted coffee farmers from the state of Veracruz.... continuar...
América Latina
Crime Is on the Rise in our Lands
The crime rates in Central and South America have skyrocketed in the last two decades. According to The Economist , all of the region’s cities are less safe today than they were ten years ago.
An... continuar...
América Latina
Sexism in the Spanish Language
It is so vivid it seems like yesterday, and yet it was almost 30 years ago, around 1973, that we were in that philosophy department assembly in Oviedo. A lot of people were there and there was a great... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America