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Revista Envío
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Number 372 | Julio 2012 |
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Nicaragua
The dilemmas of these rainy months
The dilemmas currently facing virtually all stakeholders—both Nicaraguan and US—aren’t totally new; they’ve been building for months. So perhaps no one should have been surprised by the announcement... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
COSTA RICA REJECTS RULING
AGAINST IT ON HIGHWAY ISSUE On July 2 the six justices of the Central American Court of Justice (CCJ) issued a unanimous ruling against the Costa Rican State for “ecological... continuar...
Nicaragua
Are we prepared for “the perfect storm”?
For weeks Nicaraguan politics has been dominated by the debate over the US government’s decision not to grant one of the two waivers it gives Nicaragua every year and its threat not to grant the other... continuar...
Nicaragua
Rhetoric, slogans and metaphors of the revolutionary years
No memoirs of the Sandinista revolution record any sudden attack led by Tomás Borge in the guerrilla campaign that brought down Somoza. And although the Sandinista Police was nominally under his authority,... continuar...
Nicaragua
Coffee with the aroma of coops
When in 1761 Scottish workers organized the first cooperative, selling oatmeal at discount prices and later including credit, savings, migration and education services, no one imagined that 250 years... continuar...
Guatemala
The legacy of a brilliant generation of bishops
Rodolfo Quezada Toruño, archbishop emeritus of Guatemala and cardinal of the Catholic Church, died on June 4 at 80 years old. With him a brilliant generation of Guatemalan bishops is starting to die... continuar...
Panamá
Notes on the Ngabe culture
In the last three years Panama’s Ngabe people have leapt onto the international stage due to unpleasant circumstances. People have tried to impose mining and hydroelectric projects and the Ngabe have... continuar...
Cuba
Letter to a young man leaving Cuba
I ’m sure you don’t remember the fall of the Berlin Wall, as perhaps you were born in that same year or at best you were finishing primary school. For you and your friends, the death of Ché is an event... continuar...
Internacional
Fifty years after Vatican II: What are the challenges?
Few people would be surprised to hear me say that the Second Vatican Council—which began 50 years ago this year—was the most important and positive event in the Catholic Church in the entire 20th century.... continuar...
Internacional
The terms of today’s ecological debate
Around 11,000 years ago, the Earth’s temperature began to rise naturally, causing the progressive melting of the last great glacier age. A large part of the water, by moving from solid to liquid, raised... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America