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Revista Envío
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Number 333 | Abril 2009 |
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 Nicaragua
Vulnerable to the Bottom-feeding Suckermouth
The first Panama Suckermouth was accidentally caught a year ago in the Nacarime Lagoon, in Rivas. After 10 hours out of water the fish was still moving, presumed to be alive. Like Mexican fisherpeople... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
JOE BIDEN MEETS WITH
THE REGION’S PRESIDENTS In mid-March a Summit of Progressive Governments was held in which US Vice President Joe Biden met with the Presidents of Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Crisis Cries for Dialogue but the Government Polarized the Country
The economic crisis and how to deal with it is the main concern uniting all of humanity today. It’s already affecting everyone, including us in Nicaragua. As late as 2008 some government officials... continuar...
Nicaragua
How Do Coast Women Understand Poverty?
In the conventional literature, poverty is related exclusively to the lack of material goods and is measured by calculating the capacity to satisfy basic needs. Such measurements are based on the different... continuar...
El Salvador
A Grassroots Drive Pushes ARENA out of Government
On Sunday, March 15, 50,000 Salvadorans poured into the streets surrounding the Alberto Masferrer Plaza of San Salvador to celebrate the electoral triumph of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front... continuar...
México
A State Less and Less Willing to Tolerate Social Protest
Repression has been on the rise in every corner of Mexico, particularly due to the criminalization of social protest and the surge in violence and insecurity. The national press confirmed that crime... continuar...
Internacional
A History of US Deportation: Will to Exclude, License to Marginalize
When the first European colonists reached what is now the United States of America, Ellis Island was just a 3.3-acre island at the mouth of the Hudson River. After its area was extended with landfill,... continuar...
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