Central America Report from Inforpress Centroamericana, Special Reports

May 17, 2008


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February 16	The Banking Crisis
2006
December 01	Transparency International: Anti-Corruption Movement or Civilizing Project?
December 01	Corruption: A Regional Assessment
October 20	Interview with Alberto Arroyo
October 20	EU demands Central American integration as prerequisite for Association Agreement
September 29	Rise of the new Left?
September 29	Evo Morales' state visit raises hopes for indigenous groups
June 9	Illegal wood-trafficking threatens forests
June 9	Church shifts leftward
May 19	Region's main trade advantages include cheap labor, geographic location and valuable natural resources
February 3	Nicaraguan utilities Energy price hike to benefit Unión Fenosa
2005
October 21	From Mitch to Stan: seven years of rebuilding risks
July 22	lack of resourses to combat drug trafficking
July 22	Partial Scope Trade Agreement with Guatemala in final stages
June 10	Government distorts World Bank strategy
June 10	Sugar Industry set to expand
May 27	Remitances keep rural economy afloat
May 27	Private Sector determining economic policy from within government 3220
April 8	ANN: Division between visionaries
March 11	Women´s Struggle Continues
March 4	Civil society silenced by the media
February 4	All that glitters is not gold: mining, oil, and power in Guatemala 3205


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