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Revista Envío
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Number 251 | Junio 2002 |
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Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
FLOOD DISASTER
The rains that fell across the country, especially the Pacific, between May 27 and 29 obliged the government to decree a state of natural disaster on May 30. Flooding, overflowing... continuar...
Nicaragua
Digital Time in the National Culture: Underdevelopment.com.ni
The first computers—enormous machines programmed by a series of perforated cards—arrived in Nicaragua at the end of the 1960s. Internet followed at the end of the 1980s, and the first surfers were state... continuar...
Nicaragua
Will the Fight against Corruption Bring a Lasting Climatic Change?
Artists sometimes find the best description of reality in metaphors. Writer Sergio Ramírez recently described what Nicaragua has been experiencing since President Bolaños launched his war on corruption... continuar...
Guatemala
With the War Long Over in Ixcán, The Peace of the Accords Is Still to Come
How well are the Peace Accords being fulfilled in Guatemala? Not well at all. In his inaugural address, President Alfonso Portillo promised that the accords would henceforward be "a matter of state"... continuar...
Honduras
Journalist, Legislator, Lawyer… And Sexual Abuser
"Successful men" stand out in the circles of power in Honduras just as they do in all other Latin American societies. These are the men of politics, of business and of religion that everyone looks up... continuar...
México
Open Files in an Aborted Transition
Many cases are still open in Mexico that have yet to be resolved on behalf of the majority of the population. Meanwhile, those in power appear more interested in partisan battles than in searching for... continuar...
Centroamérica
Central America: The FTAA Guinea Pig?
The United States did not choose El Salvador to host President Bush’s March 24 visit to Central America because it was a model of democracy or an economic success story. Nor did the State Department... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America