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Revista Envío
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Number 350 | Septiembre 2010 |
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Nicaragua
The Sacarrín Effect
There was nothing new about the political environment when the “sacarrín” was suddenly played. The executive branch was consummating its control over the judicial branch. The electoral branch was reiterating... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
ENDLESS RAINS CAUSE
WIDESPREAD DISASTER After the climatic phenomenon called El Niño caused severe droughts last year, its sister phenomenon, La Niña, has devastated the entire Central American... continuar...
Nicaragua
On Social Security the IMF Has Little to Tell Us and a Lot to Be Told
Everything that has to do with the subject of social security is highly sensitive for any society because it’s about life; it’s of interest to all human beings from when they’re in the womb until they... continuar...
Nicaragua
Migrants: Submissive Victims or Engaging in Civil Disobedience?
Imagine a starch-collared World Bank official stroking his brush moustache and adjusting his Gucci tie while introducing a panel on export incentives with the following words: “Meat prices have fallen... continuar...
El Salvador
Funes’ Dangerous Liaisons With the Business Class
The crisis between business leaders and the government in El Salvador has been overcome, declared Carlos Enrique Araujo, president of the National Association of Private Enterprise (ANEP), to a daily... continuar...
Honduras
General strike? Constituent Assembly?
A general Strike! Let’s have a General Strike! That’s the slogan the resistance is using in these turbulent times. Whose initiative was it? Who’s pushing it? Just like the call for a Constituent... continuar...
Internacional
The Chemistry of Development
I have a brother, a twin, who’s very different from me. Up to adolescence we received the same stimuli and grew up in the same environment, in the small Spanish town of Castilla. But I’m more extroverted... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America