Nicaragua
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Nicaragua: Reconciliation Awaiting Recovery; Politics, the Economy and U.S. Aid Under the Chamorro Government
By Jeffrey Gould, Jack Spence, Richard Stahler-SholkNicaragua: Reconciliation Awaiting Recovery; Politics, the Economy and U.S. Aid Under the Chamorro Government
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Nicaragua
By Janet RieheckyJanet Riehecky. Table of Contents ..4 Fast Facts .... Maps ... Flag Currency The Land .... Life at Home .. Disasters ... Going to School ... Nicaraguan Food ... Animals Sports and Games Holidays and Celebrations .
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Nicaragua: First Edition
By Jennifer KottA COMPARISON OF ECONOMIC FACTS AND FIGURES United States Nicaragua mm Gross Domestic Product $ 5.6 trillion Gross Domestic Product $ 1.7 billion Imports $ 553 billion Exports $ 447 billion Imports $ 738 million Exports $ 342 million Per ...
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Nicaragua: Third Edition
By Jennifer Kottthe Iran Contra Affair (1985–1987) was one of the largest political scandals in us history. the Reagan administration defied the Congressional Boland Amendment by secretly selling arms to Iran and then using the proceeds to fund the ...
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Nicaragua: Emerging From the Shadow of the Eagle
By Christine J. Wade, Thomas W. WalkerDetails Nicaragua's unique history, culture, economics, politics, and foreign relations. "Praise for Previous Editions" Few countries have been gripped so tightly, and for so long, by the talons of the eagle as Nicaragua.
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NICARAGUA: Emerging from the Shadow of the Eagle
By Thomas W. WalkerNicaragua: Emerging from the Shadow of the Eagle details the country's unique history, culture, economics, politics, and foreign relations.
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Nicaragua
By Adam Skolnick, Lucas VidgenRESERVA DE BIOSFERA BOSAWÁS Con l'apporto delle tre riserve dell'Honduras (Parque Nacional Río Patuca, ... La riserva cede infatti da 120 a 175 ettari di foresta all'anno alle aziende agricole e più ancora – purtroppo – a imprese ...
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Nicaragua: The Human Rights Record
By Amnesty InternationalNicaragua: The Human Rights Record
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Nicaragua: The Right to Survive
By Catholic Institute for International RelationsNicaragua: The Right to Survive
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Nicaragua: The Chamorro Years
By David CloseLooks into issues including the Sandinista legacy, the new political systems, the economy, the constitution and property, the 1996 elections, and Nicaragua's continuing transition. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Nicaragua: The Sandinist Revolution
By Henri WeberNicaragua: The Sandinist Revolution
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Nicaragua: The People Speak
By Alvin LevieNicaragua: The People Speak
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Nicaragua: A New Kind of Revolution
By Philip Zwerling, Connie MartinNicaragua: A New Kind of Revolution
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Nicaragua
By Alejandro Bolaños GeyerNicaragua
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Nicaragua: informe sobre la pobreza 1993-2005
By World BankTanto para los líderes como para las personas comunes, la salud y la educación, la infraestructura y los servicios están al ... En temas de salud, identifican a los enfermos crónicos como un grupo vulnerable que requiere de asistencia; ...
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Nicaragua: Enhanced Initiative for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries—Completion Point Document
By International Monetary FundThe government has fully complied with all the elements of the fourth floating completion point condition, which calls for the implementation of reforms to develop human capital and social protection.
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Nicaragua: entre el patrimonialismo de los Somoza y la corrupción de Alemán
By Eduardo Marenco TerceroNicaragua: entre el patrimonialismo de los Somoza y la corrupción de Alemán
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Nicaragua: Emerging From the Shadow of the Eagle
By Thomas W. WalkerNicaragua: Emerging from the Shadow of the Eagle details the country's unique history, culture, economics, politics, and foreign relations.
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Nicaragua
By Ralph Lee WoodwardAnnotation. An annotated bibliography of publications dealing with all aspects of Nicaragua's past and present. Sections on history, politics, foreign relations, and the economy cover the country's progress from colonial...
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Nicaragua: Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper
By International Monetary FundThis poverty reduction strategy paper on Nicaragua shows that the main obstacles to poverty reduction are related to culture, historical, and structural factors, as well as weak public policy.