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Number 359 | Junio 2011 |
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Nicaragua
The end of a cycle or another FSLN mutation?
The 17th Sao Paulo Forum was held in Managua in May. The forum began as an initiative of the Brazilian Workers’ Party in 1990 to discuss with other Latin American leftist parties the new international... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
THE CRISIS IN EL NUEVO DIARIO In early May El Nuevo Diario’s journalists and public readers spend days of tense concern following an announcement by the newspaper that due to grave financial... continuar...
Nicaragua
All governments have used the police for their own interests
First of all, we have to look at the historical role played by the police force we founded when we brought downthe Somocista dictatorship, analyzing it beyond just the current moment. In 1979, when... continuar...
Guatemala
Guatemala’s electoral dilemma
A Cid-Gallup national poll conducted between May 11 and 15 and paid for, they say, by the government shows Otto Pérez Molina, loser in the 2007 elections, with 31% of those who intend to vote and Sandra... continuar...
Honduras
Zelaya’s back with agreements under his hat
Waving in one hand the national flag, his party’s Liberal flag and the flag of the Honduran resistance movement of which he is the general coordinator, Manuel Zelaya Rosales returned to Honduras four... continuar...
México
We’re sick to death!
Official figures from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography indicate that 65% of Mexicans perceive insecurity as being worse or much worse than a year ago and 34% believe it’s just as bad.... continuar...
Centroamérica
The four horsemen of neoliberalismo in the vacuum left by waged work
Remember the 1970s and 80s? The military in Honduras, the death squads in El Salvador, the bloody death rattles of the Somoza dictatorship in Nicaragua and the kaibiles —special operations force—with... continuar...
Internacional
2010-2030: The end of a World
The “world of 2007” has ended. It no longer exists as such and shall never return. It’s a “world” that is slowly falling apart before our very eyes, without our realizing it. We’re at a turning point... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America