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Number 130 | Mayo 1992 |
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Nicaragua
How Long Should the FSLN Shoulder the Government’s Burden?
For several weeks in March, all the media, as well as a vast number of private conversations, centered on the discovery of a young girl's body, raped and decapitated, in a drainage ditch along a well-traveled... continuar...
Nicaragua
NICARAGUA BRIEFS
OFF WITH THE TRUCE!
On March 10, Lucio Jiménez, secretary general of the Sandinista Workers' Confederation (CST), declared an end to last year's truce, in which the workers agreed to give the... continuar...
Nicaragua
A New National Accord: Another Pact Between Leaders?
After months of conflict between various popular organizations and the Nicaraguan government, there is talk, once again, of concertación and the need for a "national accord." Does this mean another... continuar...
Nicaragua
How Sugar Workers Think
Numbering some 13,000 full-time and seasonal laborers, sugar workers are the single most important industrial work force in Nicaragua. In the last two years, this sector has been fraught with inter-union... continuar...
El Salvador
Land and Military to Center Stage
If the Chapultepec accords did not imply profound transformations in El Salvador's traditional power structure, there would be no obstacles to their implementation. The first steps taken in applying... continuar...
Honduras
Demilitarization and Other Challenges
The Honduran military, considered the main US regional ally in the last decade, has now become, as US Ambassador to Honduras Crescencio Arcos said recently, one of the biggest obstacles to the country's... continuar...
Panamá
The State Dismantled
Two years after the US invasion of Panama called "Operation Just Cause," President Guillermo Endara's government has become a subjugated, weakened and internationally isolated regime with little, if... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America