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Number 317 | Diciembre 2007

Nicaragua

How Many Conflicts Will the New “Direct Democracy” Trigger?
President Daniel Ortega had begun to talk of setting up “direct democracy” in Nicaragua even before winning the elections and continued to insist on that plan after his electoral victory, but without... continuar...

Nicaragua

NICARAGUA BRIEFS
IBERO-AMERICAN SUMMIT Although playing a seconding role, Nicaragua’s President took part in the incident between the King of Spain and the President of Venezuela during the closing session of... continuar...

Nicaragua

We Must Expose Ortega’s Plans From the Left
When I analyze what’s happening in Nicaragua, I’m reminded of the Oriental story of a man who lost his keys. A friend comes to visit and finds him squatting down, searching around on the floor with... continuar...

Nicaragua

Who Gets a Key to the Doors on the Forest?
On the boat trip from San Carlos to Boca de Sábalos along the Río San Juan I get an intensive course on the area’s metaphors: the Tarzans—or boatmen of San Juan del Norte—ride enormous “mules of water”;... continuar...

Nicaragua

In Memory of Cecilia Torres: Women’s Rights Defender and Femicide Victim
Cecilia Torres Hernández was very humble but also very strong. Quite clear about what her citizenship status afforded her, Cecilia was firmly convinced that women have the right to live free of violence.... continuar...

Centroamérica

The Gangs of Central America: Major Players and Scapegoats
Although the last of the revolutionary conflicts that plagued Central America during the 1970s and 80s was formally brought to an end in 1996, violence has continued to affect the region unabated, to... continuar...

América Latina

Chávez’s Behavior at the Summit: Symptoms of Latin American Insecurity
Everything that Venezuela’s President Hugo Chávez said in his altercation with President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and King Juan Carlos of Spain at the 17th Ibero-American Summit in Santiago, Chile,... continuar...

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