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Number 256 | Noviembre 2002 |
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 Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
NEXT YEAR’S BUDGET TOUCHING THE BOTTOM OF THE BARREL
On October 15, the executive branch submitted its 2003 budget bill to the National Assembly for debate and approval before December 15. ... continuar...
Nicaragua
Perverse Political Ambitions Behind Institutional Masks
If there is a positive side to the crisis Nicaragua has been slogging through since the change of government and launching of the anti-corruption struggle, it is an apparent move to resolve contradictions... continuar...
Guatemala
The Myrna Mack Case: An Historic Verdict
Myrna Elizabeth Mack Chang was assassinated on September 11, 1990. She had just left her office at the Association for the Advance of Social Sciences in Guatemala (AVANCSO) when she was attacked and... continuar...
Centroamérica
The Puebla Panama Plan In a Nutshell
The Puebla Panama Plan (PPP) is easy to explain. It is an enormous infrastructure project designed to favor big business in an area consisting of the nine states in south-southeast Mexico and the seven... continuar...
Centroamérica
What Lies Ahead for the Xicaques, Kunas, Garífunas and Mayas?
Where are Central America’s indigenous movements heading? What future do they have and what is their capacity to influence their respective civil society and state? Will their communities end up diluted... continuar...
Internacional
What Is Good Governance? And How Do We Measure It?
The obsession with governance continues to grow throughout the world, as does the debate about and further elaboration of the concepts of local, national and even world governance. Governance is mentioned... continuar...
Internacional
The US Power Complex: What’s new
To discern what’s new about US foreign policy and its power trip through history, there is no need to follow the debates in the foreign policy journals or in Beltway policy circles. The emerging grand... continuar...
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