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Number 112 | Noviembre 1990 |
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Nicaragua
Who Will Conquer the Chaos?
In the new phase ushered in with the February elections, the central question facing Nicaragua has been whether the bourgeoisie would be able to roll back the Sandinista revolution, or the country's... continuar...
Nicaragua
Waslala: Anatomy of a Conflict
For three days at the beginning of October, the town of Waslala on the agricultural frontier 95 miles northeast of Managua teetered on the brink of anarchy. Angry mobs of former contras and UNO... continuar...
Nicaragua
Workers Redefine Privatization
The National Workers' Front (FNT), the recently-formed umbrella organization of six pro-FSLN union federations, decided to initiate a period of escalating disobedience on October 1 to protest growing... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
ANOTHER ATTACK ON FREEDOM OF SPEECH On the night of September 30, the two transmitters of one of Nicaragua's most popular radio stations were burned to the ground in an attempt to silence criticism... continuar...
Nicaragua
The UNO Economic Plan: Is There a Popular Alternative?
The official concertation forum was called to order before live television coverage on September 20. The UNO government's economic team and representatives of all labor organizations and business... continuar...
Nicaragua
FMLN Proclamation to the Nation: The Democratic Revolution
1. Poverty and injustice have increased; the revolution is necessary! Social injustice and poverty have taken an ever-deeper hold on our country in the last ten years; the military has been... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America