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Number 83 | Mayo 1988 |
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Nicaragua
Sapoá—A New Benchmark
With the signing of the Sapoá accords, peace in the near future seemed possible. But now, after several more rounds, the negotiations between the Nicaraguan government and the counterrevolutionaries... continuar...
Nicaragua
Women, Poetry, New Nicaraguan Culture
At least two phenomena distinguish the Nicaraguan revolution: massive Christian participation and the importance attributed to the cultural dimension.
With this diagnosis, Guilio Girardi began his... continuar...
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Briefs
Say Water, Say Life! Redundancy may be in store for the most recent status symbol of Managua’s middle class—the concrete water tank on stilts. Work is planned to begin in mid-1989 on a new project... continuar...
Nicaragua
The Atlantic Coast—Peace Has Taken Hold
“At a time when the talk of peace is universal, one of the only places where it is a reality is also the most unlikely. This is where the war began…. Yet today there is a sense of self-confidence that... continuar...
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a monthly magazine of analysis on Central America