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Revista Envío
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Number 322 | Mayo 2008 |
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Nicaragua
The Sea, the Ship And the Uncertain Course
The relentless rise in international oil and food prices is a constant item in the agitated sea of international news. Many people around the world are perishing every day in the resulting shipwrecks.... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
THE CENI CONFLICT RAGES ON Continuing the confusing and contradictory way the government has been treating the controversial case of the bank bailout bonds known as CENIs, a judge and a prosecuting... continuar...
Nicaragua
We Have More Important Rights Pending Than Just the Vote
The Caribbean Coast hit the national headlines again on April 4 due to a violent confrontation in the streets of Bilwi between different factions of the Miskitu regional political party Yatama. I was... continuar...
Nicaragua
Youth Gangs and Religion: Links and Differences
Is there a relationship between youth gangs and religion? Between violence and religious experience? Between youth transgression of the established order and religious authorities that construct supra-earthly... continuar...
Nicaragua
Our Education System Is Increasing Poverty and Inequality
In Nicaragua we’re all gradually beginning to agree on three ideas regarding education. The first already sounds like a cliché: education is a key factor for development. More and more people are agreeing... continuar...
Nicaragua
Reflections on the Daily Violation Of the Secular State
Secularism is one of the main conquests in the fight for freedom of conscience, human rights, tolerance and democracy. Anywhere religious fundamentalism prevails, democracy and human rights, particularly... continuar...
El Salvador
A Penitentiary Crisis That Refuses to Go Hawai
During the first half of March eight prisoners were reported murdered in the Chalatenango and Ciudad Barrios penitentiary centers. Public Security and Justice Minister René Figueroa, whose ministry... continuar...
Honduras
The Social Movement and the Formal/Real Government Contradiction
Formal government, real government: it sounds like a play on words. But in Honduras, it’s a concrete problem. The government, with its three branches of state, is one thing; how the country is actually... continuar...
América Latina
Interview with President-Elect Lugo A Change in Paraguay’s “Cathedral”
He’s 55 years old, and has the olive-colored complexion of Paraguay’s Guaraní people. He was born in San Solano, a tiny Paraguayan village in the San Pedro del Paraná district of the Department of Itapúa.... continuar...
América Latina
Initial Statements by President-Elect Fernando Lugo
I’m Paraguayan. I’m not from the Left or the Right; I’m from Paraguay.
My ideology. Ideologically, I don’t identify with any leftist group. I’m more like a hub for dialogue that... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America