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Number 278 | Septiembre 2004 |
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Nicaragua
Alone and Weak, But Oh So Sure of His Shaky Ground
This last month the country found itself again “overlook-ing the abyss,” facing a “monstrous political crisis” and “institutional chaos.” Is it just the routine hyperbole of the actors in Nicaragua’s... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
EASY FOR BOLAÑOS TO SAY September 6 completed the 20-day deadline set by Islamic groups supposedly linked to the Al Qaeda network for the government of El Salvador to withdraw all of its troops... continuar...
Nicaragua
Cup of Excellence, Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
When coffee prices plunged in 2001, the crisis generated widespread panic: two banks went under, others teetered on the brink, farms were embargoed left, right and center, rural unemployment increased... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Fight against Corruption: Sowing Now to Harvest Later
Let’s briefly outline why we are where we are today and why, as soon as possible, we have to come up with our own regulatory and juridical framework that will enable us to improve our social coexistence.... continuar...
Honduras
The Teachers’ Conflict: Long but Inconclusive
What do a former Honduran President, an obscure leader of one of the country’s tiny parties and one of the ruling party’s pre-candidates for mayor of Tegucigalpa have in common? All come from dark-dealing... continuar...
México
Caracoles: Happy Birthday to You!
On January 1, 2004, people in Chiapas as well as other parts of the world celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Zapatista uprising and the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the Zapatista National... continuar...
Centroamérica
The Northwest, North and Center North: Electoral Analysis and Forecasts
The elections to decide who will run Nicaragua’s 152 municipalities will be held on November 7. And while the politically important Managua municipal government will continue to be the center of attention,... continuar...
Centroamérica
“We’ve Handed CAFTA Our Greatest Advantages on a Silver Platter”
Negotiating means first having a project, then making it as viable as possible through negotiation. In the Central American experience of negotiating the free trade agreement with the United States,... continuar...
Internacional
Poor or Impoverished? And How Do They Get That Way?
The cultures we live in tend to make us believe that people are poor and impoverished for one of two reasons. Either it’s their own fault (they’re lazy or they failed to make the right choices according... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America