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Number 118 | Mayo 1991 |
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Nicaragua
Bankers and Masses Square Off: Economic Overhaul, Social Breakdown?
Only a year after being elected, Violeta Chamorro's government is losing the confidence of Nicaragua's main political and social actors, rich as well as poor.
The poor are particularly discontented.... continuar...
Nicaragua
Rural Workers Fight to Become Owners
Shortly before the UNO government moved to woo international lending agencies by implementing economic "shock" measures, it started making good on its promises to privatize state-owned enterprises. ... continuar...
Nicaragua
Development that Destroys*
By the late 1980s, general concern over the future of the world's environment and natural resources had risen to such a degree that it entered the vocabulary of even the World Bank and Shell Oil Corporation.... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
FIRES RAVAGE NORTHERN FORESTS Forest fires raging through Nicaragua's northern Atlantic Coast region have consumed more than 123,000 acres of pine forest and another 370,000 acres are affected,... continuar...
Nicaragua
How to Get Foreign Aid: Making the Poor Pay Isn’t Enough
For the third time in nine months, the Chamorro government went before the international lending agencies—most importantly, the powerful International Monetary Fund—and donor countries, this time in... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America