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Number 274 | Mayo 2004 |
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Nicaragua
How Solid is the Tripod Supporting Bolaños’ Economic Strategy?
The latest series of political tensions, which at their peak sparked dramatic speculation about the “abyss” to which the two political caudillos were dragging the country, came to an abrupt end... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
UNILATERAL MISSILE DEMOLITION On April 24, the two Liberal benches in the National Assembly combined their 48 votes to approve a resolution supporting President Bolaños’ decision to reduce Nicaraguan... continuar...
Nicaragua
Migrants: Prejudice, Myopic Vision and Apathetic Policies
A large number of sources feed and reproduce the collective view of migration, and particularly of migrants. Researchers, politicians, international cooperants, NGO officials, journalists and the general... continuar...
Nicaragua
“There’s no short-term solution”
No matter who you meet on the street these days, the inevitable question is, “When is all this going to be resolved?” I reply, “What do you mean by ‘this’? What is it that has to be resolved?” “The... continuar...
El Salvador
The FMLN and the FSLN Are Brothers, Not Twins
New hope begins to blossom every five years in El Salvador and Nicaragua. The public squares in different Salvadoran towns and cities fill with the red and white flags of the Farabundo Martí National... continuar...
Honduras
Fifty Years Later: Between Resistance and Servility
Glorious May. This May, Honduran society, especially the poor and working class, commemorated the fiftieth anniversary of the strike waged in 1954 by the “ campeños ,” the banana workers on the... continuar...
Costa Rica
“Pardon me, I haven’t come to make trouble”
On nearly 400 occasions over the past two and a half years, César Meléndez has lived and relived the role of ”El Nica” in a two-hour monologue performed at sold-out Costa Rican theaters, parish and cultural... continuar...
América Latina
From Conqueror State to Nation State Is from Resignation to Citizenship
In Nicaragua, our historic present could be characterized as a long, almost retarded present relative to our era’srhythm, since it covers at least from independence right up to today without substantial... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America