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El Salvador Telecommunication Industry Business Opportunities Handbook
Military Disengagement and Democratic Consolidation in Post-military Regimes: The Case of El Salvador by Andrew P. Miller, 2006-12-31
Constructing Peace: Lessons from UN Peacebuilding Operations in El Salvador and Cambodia by Lisa A. Hall MacLeod, 2007-03-26
El Salvador by Robert Armstrong, Janet Shenk, 1999-07-01
El Salvador Mineral & Mining Sector Investment and Business Guide
Fighting to Learn: Popular Education and Guerilla War in El Salvador by John L. Hammond, 1998-05-01
El Salvador Country Study Guide (World Country Study Guide Library) by International Business Publications, USA, 2003-02-03
El Salvador Business Law Handbook
The Guerrilla Wars of Central America: Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala by Saul Landau, 1994-01
Landscapes Of Struggle: Politics Society And Community In El Salvador (Pitt Latin American Studies) by Aldo Lauria-Santiago, 2004-05-09
Tortillas, Beans and M-16s: A Year with the Guerrillas in El Salvador by Wendy Shaull, 1990-03
El Salvador (Places in the News) by Gail Stewart, 1991-04
Impact of U S Policy in El Salvador, 1979-85 (Policy Papers in International Affairs) by Martin Diskin, Kenneth Sharpe, 1986-08-01
El Salvador in Crisis by Philip L. Russell, 1984-10

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Cascon Case ELS: El Salvador 1980-92
Cascon elS el salvador 198092. Status Quo Side government. Non-Status QuoSide Leftist rebels. Region Western Hemisphere
http://web.mit.edu/cascon/cases/case_els.html

Extractions: Status Quo Side: Government Non-Status Quo Side: Leftist rebels Region: Western Hemisphere Conflict Type: External Intervention Issues in Dispute: Governance Strategic Independent since 1841, El Salvador was ruled by a landed oligarchy with military support. Vast inequalities in wealth plus dependence on coffee exports created instability. A 1932 Farabundo Marti revolt was crushed with a massacre. Elected President Jose Maria Lemus was overthrown in 1960. Violence, boycotts and fraud charges marked elections in 1962 and 1967. A military coup supporting Christian Democrat candidate Jose Napoleon Duarte failed after a close election with no clear winner. He was tortured and exiled. Leftist groups with external ties began bombings and kidnappings, while rightist death squads, believed linked to government, began an escalating pattern of executions. On October 15 1979 Cols. Jaime Abdul Gutierrez and Adolfo Arnoldo Majano led a reformist coup as business elites fled with their capital. Civilian junta leaders resigned in early 1980 to protest repression and failure to implement promised reforms. Under UN auspices the government and five guerrilla commanders agreed on military and economic steps to end the conflict. Peace accords were signed on January 16 1992.
Atlas 5 | Photography | Adam Kufeld
Over the course of the twelveyear war in el salvador the US government The thing that really mattered was that el salvador (and the rest of the
http://www.atlasmagazine.com/photo/kufeld/

Extractions: Over the course of the twelve-year war in El Salvador the U.S. Government spent over six billion dollars in the name of "protecting democracy." As in Vietnam it was the simplistic domino theory that guided and rationalized U.S. policy. A policy that cared not what the people of either country wanted. The thing that really mattered was that El Salvador (and the rest of the Third World) stay safe for the investments of U.S.-based multi-corporations. In the case of El Salvador over 75,000 people, primarily civilians, were killed; thousands disappeared; hundreds of thousands were forced into exile. Others suffered unimaginable torture. Scars that will never heal. In 1992 a peace treaty was signed between the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) and the U.S.-backed Salvadoran government. The treaty cut the influence of the Salvadoran military, put the police under civilian control, and established other judicial and electoral reforms. In return the FMLN guerrillas laid down their arms and formed a political party. In their first electoral contest the presidential and general elections in 1994 these former guerrillas established themselves as the country's second political force behind the rightist ARENA party, which continues to represent the wealthy elite. Few had thought, given ARENA'S seemingly unlimited economic resources and access to the media, that the FMLN would get much further than limited representation in the country's legislative assembly and a few mayoral districts.
El Salvador
Geography, people, government, economy, USsalvador relations, and business and travel information.
http://www.state.gov/p/wha/ci/c2862.htm
Governments On The WWW: El Salvador
Links to websites of governmental institutions and political parties in el salvador.
http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/sv.html

Extractions: Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback Official language: Spanish [Ministry of Economy] [Ministry of Education] Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales [Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources] Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores [Ministry of External Relations] Ministerio de Hacienda [Ministry of Finance] Ministerio del Interior [Ministry of Interior] Ministerio de Justicia [Ministry of Justice] [Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance] [National Commission of Development] [National Committee of Informatics] Superintendencia General de Electricidad y Telecomunicaciones [General Superintendence of Electricity and Telecommunications] Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero [Superintendence of the Financial System] Superintendencia de Valores [Superintendence of Securities] Superintendencia de Pensiones [Superintendence of Pensions] Banco Central de Reserva de El Salvador (BCR) [Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador] Tribunal Supremo Electoral (TSE) [Supreme Electoral Court] Representations in Foreign Countries:
CNN - New Salvadoran Leader Promises Broad-based Government - March 8, 1999
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/americas/9903/08/salvador.elex/index.html

Extractions: Web posted at: 10:47 p.m. EDT (2247 GMT) SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (CNN) Francisco Flores of El Salvador's governing rightist party won an overwhelming victory in El Salvador's presidential elections and immediately pledged Monday to form a broad-based government. Preliminary official figures gave Flores and his Republican National Alliance (ARENA) about 52 percent of the vote in Sunday's election enough to avoid a runoff against the No. 2 finisher, Facundo Guardado of the leftist Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front. In comments to radio stations Monday, Flores promised "to form a Cabinet of the widest range possible," though it was not clear whether that meant members of the leftist opposition would be included.
El Salvador - LANIC
University of Texas' thorough collection of links to academic research, history, culture, business and government resources.
http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/ca/salvador/
SVNet: Registro De Nombres De Dominio Y Direcciones IP En El Salvador
de el salvador (CIRSV). el salvador s Network Information Center (NIC-SV).Registro y Mantenimiento de Nombres de Dominio bajo SV
http://www.svnet.org.sv/
TNI Dossier Orlando Letelier
Interviews, articles and photos of the assasinated, former Minister in the salvador Allende government.
http://www.tni.org/letelier/index.htm
Political Resources On The Net - El Salvador (Parties)
Index of Salvadoran political sites available on the Internet, with links to Parties, Organizations, Governments and Media
http://www.politicalresources.net/el_salvador.htm

Extractions: El Salvador (1:3 Parties) Last updated: Elections in El Salvador by Wilfried Derksen Cipotes Political Parties Government and Politics Tribunal Supremo Electoral Partidos Politicos Sistema Internet de la Asamblea Legislativa Alianza Republicana Nacionalista - ARENA National Liberation Front Farabundo Martí AIMSA Back to Central America/Caribbean
FMLN - Farabundo Marti National Liberation
A brief history of el Salvadors government brought to you by a supporter of the FMLN.
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/9748/

Extractions: Facts About El Salvador Quote taken from interview with comrade Ulises on Radio Venceremos (1985): "...a long time ago we would have beaten the puppet government and the Army, we would have been building a free country if it hadn't been for the economic, political and military aid given by the gringos, therefore the North American imperialism is responsible for the prolongation of the war..."
Actualidad - Casa Presidencial - República De El Salvador
Translate this page Sitio Oficial de la Presidencia de la república de el salvador, Presidente eliasAntonio Saca.
http://www.casapres.gob.sv/

Extractions: El Presidente de la República Elías Antonio Saca, Pronuncia un discurso en la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas en New York, Estados Unidos, donde propuso que "EL DEPARTAMENTO DE ASUNTOS ECONOMICOS Y SOCIALES O LA COMISION ECONOMICA PARA AMERICA LATINA DE LA ONU HAGA UN ESTUDIO SOBRE EL IMPACTO DEL INCREMENTO DE LOS PRECIOS DEL PETROLEO EN LA CONSECUCION DE LOS OBJETIVOS DEL MILENIO Y EN LOS ESFUERZOS GLOBALES DE DESARROLLO NACIONAL". "U n saludo de profunda admiración, cariño y respeto a nuestro noble pueblo, al que pertenecemos y al que nos debemos, y a cuyo servicio van dirigidas todas nuestras energías, propósitos y proyectos.". Primer programa especial Ampliacion de la cobertura de atencion Medica en unidades de salud.
BBC NEWS | World | Americas | Country Profiles | Country Profile: El Salvador
A tiny country, el salvador is both the most densely populated state on themainland of During the 1980s, el salvador was ravaged by a bitter civil war.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/country_profiles/1220684.stm

Extractions: Talk ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Last Updated: Tuesday, 30 August 2005, 13:44 GMT 14:44 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Country profile: El Salvador El Salvador, which is Spanish for "the saviour" - or Jesus Christ - has been wracked by civil war and a succession of natural disasters which have left it physically devastated and psychologically traumatised. A tiny country, El Salvador is both the most densely populated state on the mainland of the Americas and the most industrialised in Central America. However, social inequality and the fact that the country lies within a seismic zone define much of contemporary El Salvador. OVERVIEW FACTS LEADERS MEDIA During the 1980s, El Salvador was ravaged by a bitter civil war. This was the result of gross inequality between a small and wealthy elite, which dominated the government and the economy, and the overwhelming majority of the population, many of whom lived - and continue to live - in abject squalor. The war left around 70,000 people dead and caused damage worth $2bn, but it also precipitated important political reforms. In 1992 a United Nations-brokered peace agreement ended the civil war, but no sooner had El Salvador begun to recover when it was hit by a series of natural disasters. The most notable of these was Hurricane Mitch in 1998, and a number of earthquakes in 2001. These left at least 1,200 people dead and more than a million others homeless.

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