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Number 116 | Marzo 1991 |
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Nicaragua
Insurrection from the Right
With its November uprising in Region V, Nicaragua's right wing demonstrated its ability to unite forces and pressure the government to the point of virtual blackmail by evoking the specter of war in... continuar...
Nicaragua
National Budged
This table shows the Presidency's proposed 1991 budget compared to 1990 spending and to the 1991 budget approved in December by the National Assembly.
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* Actual spending... continuar...
Nicaragua
Privatization to the Workers— Issues and Actions
Privatization of state enterprises has been a cornerstone of UNO's economic program dating back to the pre-election period. It is also a key element of International Monetary Fund-style austerity programs... continuar...
Nicaragua
UNO's Court-Packing Plan
In the three years between the adoption of Nicaragua's new Constitution and Violeta Chamorro's election, the opposition constantly called for the freshly adopted national charter's reform. Even when... continuar...
Nicaragua
Daniel Núñez: The Farmers’ View
Founded in 1981, the National Union of Farmers and Ranchers (UNAG) is one of the most powerful pro-Sandinista mass organizations, representing the interests of some 125,000 peasants. Under the Sandinista... continuar...
Nicaragua
Personal Accounts
With this issue, envío inaugurates a new column featuring personal accounts that address some of the most pressing issues in Nicaragua today. They reflect the feelings of the people interviewed... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
THE GULF WAR AND NICARAGUA The day after the US began bombing Iraq, Minister of the Presidency Antonio Lacayo tried to calm an anxious population with the report that Nicaragua had two months'... continuar...
Nicaragua
A Year of UNO Economic Policies: The Rich Get Richer…
Last year was characterized by a resurgence of the hyperinflation that had been partially controlled in 1989 and by a new drop in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Inflation jumped from 1,500% in 1989... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America