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Revista Envío
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Number 371 | Junio 2012 |
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Nicaragua
Trembles, shudders, waivers and narcs
On May 11, during the American-Nicaraguan Chamber of Commerce lunch to welcome her, Phyllis Powers, the new US ambassador to Nicaragua warned that it will be “very difficult” for her government to once... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
NEW DISCOVERIES ABOUT
THE RÍO SAN JUAN DISASTER At the end of May, Costa Rica’s National Roadways Council admitted to the Costa Rican newspaper La Nación that the highway President Laura... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Family Code bill, as it stands, is interventionist, conservative and neoliberal
I’m going to speak to you as a feminist, although I run the risk that some will think that means I hate men. We’re often told that feminism is the other face of machismo, but that’s a very serious error.... continuar...
Nicaragua
Memories of a scholarship generation
Many young people left Nicaragua in the eighties with grants to study in countries that were part of the Socialist Bloc. The majority of them went to the Soviet Union and East Germany. They saw it... continuar...
El Salvador
Public-private partnerships: Another disguise for privatization
Public-private Partnership schemes “are what we need to push our country forward and overcome the crisis we’re facing,” said President Mauricio Funes during his visit to Brazil in August 2010. Twenty... continuar...
Centroamérica
The third horseman of neoliberalism: The Neo-Pentecostals (part 2)
The Neo-Pentecostals, the most inexperienced of the four neoliberal horsemen galloping over Central America, have the greatest worldly success, contrary to what their religious disposition might lead... continuar...
América Latina
The extractive capitalism of Latin America’s progressive camp
In today’s Latin America, the leading agro-mineral exporting countries, including those engaged with the world’s leading mining and energy multi-national corporations, are paradoxically also those characterized... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America