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Number 101 | Diciembre 1989 |
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Nicaragua
Lifting the Cease-fire to End the War
"If the United States would redirect the money currently going to finance the contra forces to the United Nations so it could be used for the demobilization and repatriation of those forces, the... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Fight Against Inflation: A Challenge for the Months Ahead
After three months of holding under 10%, inflation crept slightly over the government's one-digit goal in October, at 10.2%. The combination of economic measures undertaken by the government has so... continuar...
Nicaragua
Election Watch: Opposing the Sandinistas the "Civic" Way
Vía Cívica—“Your voice is heard, your vote decides"—calls itself a patriotic, civic, non-partisan get out the vote organization, yet it is closely tied to the US-supported Nicaraguan opposition, UNO.... continuar...
Nicaragua
Human Rights: Americas Watch Cites "Mixed Results…"
Right-wingers in Washington are already using the most recent Americas Watch (AW) report on human rights violations in Nicaragua to oppose the plan to demobilize the contras . But what does Americas... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
AIR TRAGEDY CUTS ACROSS POLITICAL LINES On October 21, the worst air crash in Central American history occurred when a SAHSA plane crashed in Honduras, killing 132 of the 146 aboard. The Honduran... continuar...
Nicaragua
Ideologies in Conflict: Platforms of Four Nicaraguan Parties
Nicaraguan voters face a daunting array of parties and presidential candidates in the coming elections; three far left parties, four center parties, one far right alliance and the Sandinista Front (FSLN).... continuar...
Nicaragua
Idologies in Conflict: Platforms of Four Nicaraguan Political Parties
Platform Areas
CONSOLIDATION: SANDINISTA NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT (FSLN)
Party History and General Politics
1979 triumph through people's armed insurrection. Roots in... continuar...
Nicaragua
Just the Facts
Nicaragua’s voter registration took place during the first four Sundays of October. Despite certain areas where contra activity prevented registration centers from opening, the process was considered... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America