El Salvador
The overthrow of the govern- ment of General Carlos Romero in El Salvador by reformist military of- ficers has done
Ecuador: Taking On the Neoliberal Agenda
By linking the demands of Ecuador's indigenous population and non-indigenous popular sectors, the indigenous movement has moved to the forefront
Uruguay: Broken Promises
In an impressive show of dis- pleasure with the military govern- ment which holds the country in a dictatorial grip,
Nicaragua-Atlantic Coast Unrest
In early October, a potentially, explosive week-long protest in Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast city of Bluefields was defused by the government.
Defending Rights in a Hostile Environment
In October 1996, after spending two-and-a-half years in prison on charges of terrorism, Emeteria Quispe Chillce was freed from the
El Salvador: Tales Of The Struggle
One of El Salvadors leading businessmen was holding forth recently on his compatriots near-mythical reputation for hard work and industriousness
PINOCHET STANDS FIRM The Opposition Remains Divided
Policemen patrolled the flower beds, soldiers in full battle dress guarded palm trees and fountains. General Augusto Pinochet Ugarte was
El Salvador
The overthrow of the govern- ment of General Carlos Romero in El Salvador by reformist military of- ficers has done
