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Washington's reversal, even if it does not lead to immediate detente with the Sandinistas, at least opens the doors for continued negotiations. Maybe the Administration has come to realize that a policy of talk and compromise beats one of threats and rhetoric, at least with regard to Nicaragua. One...
Moderates duel with the right as El Salvador's election nears
As alarmed as they were by the new restrictions, many Nicaraguan moderates and some leading businessmen blamed the reaction of their government more on Washington than on the Sandinistas. Citing Washington's recent propaganda attacks and rumors of U.S.-backed "destabilization plans," Alfonso Robelo Callejas, a leading moderate, declared...
The struggle in the streets of Guatemala City was symptomatic of the chaos that was churning through Central America last week. Throughout the isthmus, a fight for power is evolving between extremists on the far right and on the far left that is leaving leaders who are even vaguely in...
The government, for all the apparent power it still retains, seems to be losing in the struggle to retain the loyalty of the people. Many Salvadorans are preparing to follow whichever side ultimately wins out. Nor does there seem to be much enthusiasm about the March 28 election, which Washington...