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The Sandinista government's track record on such reforms does not justify excessive confidence in its sincerity. This is hardly the unambiguously legitimate government that the majority would have us believe. Since the political structure in Nicaragua makes it impossible to determine whether the majority of Nicaraguans consider it legitimate...
Arias was more measured in his assessment, though not more enthusiastic. "It is a positive gesture," he said. "But the only way to obtain a durable peace is a negotiated cease-fire." Toward that end, Arias has proposed that Miguel Cardinal Obando y Bravo, one of the Sandinistas' most respected...
Such are the tensions that animate The Color of Blood, Brian Moore's 16th novel. The setting here is the rather '60s-ish cold-war zone of Central Europe, an anonymously rainy, grainy place of black limousines and border checkpoints. But Moore's decidedly up-to-the-minute subject, invoking...
Rome announced that it will establish a "special mechanism" to serve as a line of swift communication to Jewish leadership. New York City Rabbi Mordecai Waxman, chairman of the International Jewish Committee, said the still-to-be- defined mechanism "could assure that there would be no more Waldheim incidents in...
While Aquino's personal probity remains beyond question, corruption within her government has been an embarrassment to her. Jaime Cardinal Sin, whose support helped bring Aquino to power 18 months ago, blasted the government last week for its tarnished reputation. "We thought corruption would end with the fleeing of the...