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Revista Envío
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Number 266 | Septiembre 2003 |
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Nicaragua
The Compass Needle Points North
The word guaca is a hidden treasure, a stash. But it also means
the burial ground of our pre-Colombian ancestors. Over a year ago, the enormous treasure of public money that former President... continuar...
Nicaragua
Central American-US Free Trade Agreement: Opportunity or Nightmare for Nicaragua?
Kenneth Hoadley, a professional with no leftist leanings, is the rector of the El Zamorano Pan-American Agricultural School, a prestigious agronomy and veterinary medicine center in Honduras with close... continuar...
Nicaragua
Caribbean Coast: Multiethnic, Multilingual ...and Finally Autonomous?
Nicaragua’s Caribbean populations are not so different from other Latin American indigenous peoples. But they are exceptional in that after eleven wars and three bloody colonization processes they now... continuar...
Nicaragua
Youth Gang Members and Tattoos: Stigma, Identity and Art
Now more than ever, our appearance, our “look,” signals what kind of person we are. Young Nicaraguans labeled as “hippies” use their wardrobe as a form of activism. They proclaim their ideology through... continuar...
Nicaragua
“We Urgently Need a Secular State For the Sake of Women’s Health”
What has happened to Nicaragua’s public policy related to quality of life, health and education, particularly for women, in recent years? To answer that, we need to go back and analyze various facts... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
CONTINUING CONTROVERSY OVER NICAS IN IRAQ
A task force of 115 Nicaraguan army personnel (sappers, doctors and their defense support) left Nicaragua for Spain, en route for Iraq, on August 12.... continuar...
El Salvador
A “Hard Hand”: State Violence Against Youth Gangs
On July 22, in a show mounted for the media, President Francisco Flores announced what he has labeled the “Hard Hand” plan to fight the youth gangs, popularly known as “maras,” operating throughout... continuar...
Honduras
The March on Tegucigalpa: “It’s Our Water!”
August 26 marked a turning point for Honduran society. On that day, 25,000 people from all corners of the country converged on the capital to protest the privatization of water and oppose the government’s... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America