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  1. Clamor of Innocence: Central American Short Stories by Barbara Paschke, 1989-01
  2. Walker's Expedition To Nicaragua: A History Of The Central American War by William Vincent Wells, 2007-07-25
  3. Guerrillas of Peace: Liberation Theology and the Central American Revolution by Blase Bonpane, 2000-06-01
  4. NICARAGUA: COURT ORDERS IMPRISONMENT OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL AGUSTIN JARQUIN.: An article from: NotiCen: Central American & Caribbean Affairs
  5. REGIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL SEAT IN DOUBT IN MARATHON GUATEMALA-VENEZUELA GENERAL ASSEMBLY BALLOTING.: An article from: NotiCen: Central American & Caribbean Affairs by Gale Reference Team, 2006-10-26
  6. Mexico and Central American Handbook, 1991 by Prentice-Hall, 1990-10
  7. Driving the Pan-American Highway to Mexico and Central America: A Complete Guide for Do-It-Yourself Planning and Driving Through Mexico and Central America by Raymond Pritchard, Audrey Pritchard, 1997-06
  8. The Central American Crisis Reader
  9. Paths to Central American Prehistory
  10. The Central American Security System: North-South or East-West? (Ford Southhampton Studies in North South Security Relations)
  11. Capital For Central American Countries
  12. Can Governments Learn?: American Foreign Policy and Central American Revolutions (Pergamon Government and Politics Series) by Lloyd S. Etheredge, 1985-11
  13. Index to Spanish American Collective Biography: The Central American and Caribbean Countries (Index to Spanish American Collective Biography) by Sara De Mundo Lo, 1984-07
  14. Understanding the Central American Crisis: Sources of Conflict, U.S. Policy, and Options for Peace (Latin American Silhouettes) by Kenneth M. Coleman, George C. Herring, 1991-08

21. Common Foreign Policy / Central America And The Caribbean - Andean Community
Trade between the Andean Community and the central american Common Market the Permanent Secretariat of the general Treaty of central american Economic
http://www.comunidadandina.org/ingles/common/central.htm
Central America and the Caribbean
Central America
It is the intention of the Andean Community (CAN) to establish broad relations with the Central American Common Market (CACM), an integration bloc consisting of Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. The CAN and the CACM have been making technical approaches to each other since May 1997 in order to deepen their relations, which has made it possible to increase the flow of information between their two Secretariats. Since March 2000, the CAN has been negotiating the signing of an economic complementarity agreement with three CACM countries: Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, known as the "Northern Triangle." The two parties agreed at the meeting held in November 2000 to exchange consolidated lists of products of interest containing the preferences requested and offered by the member countries and this was effected in May 2001. It is important to point out here that at present only Colombia and Venezuela have signed Partial Scope Agreements with the three Central American countries, in which they grant preferences to several products but receive none from those countries.

22. American Attitudes: Program On International Policy Attitudes
general Dissatisfaction With US Trade Policy When asked about the central american Free Trade Agreement per se just half of respondents (50%) said they
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Majority Supports Even High-Cost Steps to Reduce Emissions Very Strong Support for Legislation to Cut Emissions: Willing to Accept Increase in Costs of $15 a Month per Household Rising Perception of Scientific Consensus Read More.....

23. UUA: Concerning Action Central American Refugees: 1984 UUA General Resolution
Concerning central american Refugees. 1984 Action general Resolution. WHEREAS, civil war in El Salvador has resulted in more than 45000 political deaths;
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1984 Action General Resolution
WHEREAS, civil war in El Salvador has resulted in more than 45,000 political deaths; and WHEREAS, there is no significant change in officially sanctioned violence, and death squads continue to operate with impunity; and WHEREAS, almost all asylum requests have been denied by the US Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS); BE IT RESOLVED: That the 1984 General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association supports specific rectifying legislation, H.R. 4447, sponsored by Rep. Joe Moakley of Massachusetts and others, and S. 2131, sponsored by Sen. Dennis DeConcini of Arizona, which provides for the temporary suspension of deportation of certain aliens who are nationals of El Salvador and for Presidential and Congressional review of conditions in El Salvador; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That this Assembly urges that refugees in the US from Guatemala be also protected under the same legislation; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That this Assembly urges Unitarian Universalists to support actively those Unitarian Universalist societies and other religious communities which offer sanctuary to El Salvadoran and other Central American refugees.

24. Eileen Heaphy, Statement In The General Assembly On The Situation
Statement in the general Assembly on the Situation in central America With the support of friends and the United Nations, the central american people
http://www.un.int/usa/98_215.htm

25. A/RES/44/10. The Situation In Central America Threats To
Commends the desire for peace expressed by the central american Presidents in for central America, as stipulated in general Assembly resolution 42/231,
http://www.un.org/documents/ga/res/44/a44r010.htm

26. Coordination Center For Natural Disaster Prevention In Central America - CEPREDE
In the framework of the central american Integration System (CAIS), The denouncement will be transmitted to the general Secretary of CAIS and it will
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Constitution Agreement of the Coordination Center for the Prevention of Natural Disasters in Central America (CEPREDENAC)
The Secretaries of Foreign Affairs of the Republics of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama, henceforth denominated the "Member States" RECOGNIZING: The need for cooperation in the exchange of information and experience for the prevention and prevision, to the effect of reducing natural disasters to benefit all the population of Central America; AWARE: Of the need for international cooperation in this sphere, especially in the collection, selection, processing and analysis of scientific data, the integration of all the results for the better knowledge of the zones subjected to greater risks due to natural disasters in Central America, the preparation of the population and the management of emergencies caused by natural disasters; AWARE: Of the important role that a Regional Center has for the improvement of the national capabilities for the countries in the region for the protection of populations, strengthening the scientific and technological capability; TAKING INTO ACCOUNT: That the Regional Encounter for the Prevention of Natural Disasters in Central America held on 28th September to 2nd October, 1987 in the city of Panama, Republic of Panama, recommended that a Center be created for the Prevention of Natural Disasters in Central America and that the Work Meeting about Prevention of Natural Disasters in Central America held in the city of Panama, Republic of Panama from 22nd to 26th February, 1988, ratified such an initiative and agreed upon the general guidelines for such a Center.

27. Central America
general Library Main Page central America North american Congress on Latin America (NACLA) Archive of Latin americana central America Politics and
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British Parliamentary Papers on Central and South America, 1800-1899
South America - History Sources
Central America - History Sources

Callender I. Fayssoux Collection of William Walker Papers, 1856-1860
Walker, William, 1824-1860 Sources
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Nicaragua History Filibuster War, 1855-1860

Central America: North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA) Archive of Latin Americana
Central America - Politics and Government - 1951-
Central America - Armed Forces
Central America - Economic Conditions
Human Rights - Central America Refugees - Central America Central America - Foreign public opinion Sanctuary Movement
Confidential U.S. Diplomatic Post Records: Central America, Cuba, 1930-1945
A 2-volume guide is available on the Microforms Guides tables. Cuba - Foreign relations - United States - Sources Cuba - Politics and government - 1909-1933 - Sources Cuba - Politics and government - 1933-1959 - Sources Contents: Part 1: 1930-1939; Part 2: 1940-1945

28. Internet Public Library: Central America
Detailed profiles on sixteen South and central american nations plus the Comprehensive countryby-country travel and general information from this
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The Americas: Country Studies
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Detailed profiles on sixteen South and Central American nations plus the Commonwealth of Caribbean Islands. Includes El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, Jamaica, Belize, Columbia, and more.
Embassy of Belize in Washington, D.C.
http://www.embassyofbelize.org/
Website of the Embassy of Belize in the United States. Information on consular services, tourism, the environment and current news.
CIA World Factbook
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Quick facts on countries of the world compiled annually by the CIA for the use of U.S. Government officials. Facts cover such topics as geography, political conditions, populations, land, industries. Includes appendix of acronyms and definitions.
Columbus Guides Travel Guide for Central America
http://www.columbusguides.co.uk/region/cam.asp

29. @LA Latino/Chicano/Hispanic Resources (Minorities/Cultural/Ethnic) In Southern C
Cal State Northridge (CSUN) central american United Student Association central american Resource Center, MidCity Consulate general of Nicaragua,
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Minorities/Cultural/Ethnic: Latino/Chicano/Hispanic Resources
whole words only All Counties Los Angeles County Orange County Riverside County San Bernardino County Ventura County www. .la Argentinian Brazilian Catholic Church Central American ...
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30. Central America Catholic Church Local History And Ancestors Genealogy Research
general central american Countries History, Genealogy Directory Links Do you have a site link suggestion? Catholic Documents, Texts, Archives
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  • Chancery: P.O. Box 836 - St. John’s, Antigua
    Phone: (268) 462–0496, (268) 462–9581
    The Diocese of Saint John's Basseterre encompasses the islands of Antigua–Barbuda, St. Kitts–Nevis, Montserrat, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands. This web site contains a Parish Directory.
    • St. Gerard’s Parish - P.O. Box 47, Wall Blake House, The Valley, Anguilla
    • Phone: (264) 497–2405
    Antigua and Barbuda
  • The Diocese of Saint John's Basseterre encompasses the islands of Antigua–Barbuda, St. Kitts–Nevis, Montserrat, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands. This web site contains a Parish Directory.
Antilles The Antilles is divided into four ecclesiastical Provinces: Port of Spain, Kingston, Antilles-Guyane and Castries.

31. AGFIS - General Association Of International Sports Federations
13 21 August - central american Boys Girls Championship - Barbados (BAR) 18 - 29 August - XVIIth central american Carabbean Softball Championship
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Tuesday 20 Sep 2005 FEI / Equestrian Sports
On 17 September in Barcelona (ESP), Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and the FEI signed an agreement whereby Samsung will continue its title sponsorship of the Samsung Super League, the world's most prestigious team show jumping series, for another 3 years until 2008.
RESULTS
Super League Final - 15-18 September, Barcelona (ESP)
Final standings after 8 rounds: 1. USA 2. GER 3. GBR 4. SUI 5. NED 6. FRA 7. IRL 8. BEL
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RESULTS
FIS Snowboard World Cup, n° 1 - 14-18 September, Valle Nevado (CHI)
Men - Halfpipe (14/09): 1. Hoffmann (GER) 2. Franck (NOR) 3. Autti (FIN) - Halfpipe (15/09): 1. Autti (FIN) 2. Crepel (FRA) 3. Hast (FIN) - Snowboardcross (17/09): 1. Delerue (FRA) 2. Wescott (USA) 3. Duclos (FRA) - Snowboardcross (18/09): 1. Gruener (AUT) 2. Delerue (FRA) 3. Nantermod (SUI)
Ladies - Halfpipe (14/09): 1. Teter (USA) 2. Vidal (FRA) 3. Crawford (AUS) - Halfpipe (15/09): 1. Teter (USA) 2. Vidal (FRA) 3. Nicoll (CAN) - Snowboardcross (17/09): 1. Jacobellis (USA) 2. Ricker (CAN) 3. Laissus (FRA) - Snowboardcross (18/09): 1. Anthonioz (FRA) 2. Ricker (CAN) 3. Frieden (SUI)
IIHF / Ice Hockey At the IIHF Semi-Annual Congress in Vilamoura (POR) on 18 September, it was decided that the top pool of the IIHF World Women's Championship would expand from 8 to 9 teams as from 2007. This format was already used for the 2004 IIHF World Women's Championship in Halifax (CAN) as a result of an extraordinary decision that followed the cancellation of the 2003 women's top pool event in China due to the outbreak of the SARS disease. The objective of the new 3 x 3 group format is to produce higher quality games and more parity. All the lower women's divisions will remain as 6-team championships.

32. Central College Calendar Of Events
event Reformed Church in american general Synod. description The Reformed Church in America holds central College women s soccer. September 14, 2005
http://www.central.edu/calendar/index.cfm?sAction=dspEvents&eventID=3084

33. Central America: Music At CdRoots
The album contains 14 original and traditional central american songs including new Try a more general search by artist, title or style of music.
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Paranda - Various Artists - Belize

...presents six Garifuna paranderos and a punta rocker sprung from paranda . The artists, spread remarkably between 27 and 94 years of age, hail from the Caribbean coast of southern Belize and Guatemala. The call-and-response vocals and piercing harmony ride over a mournful, driving, minor-key guitar that achieves its arresting effect in part by tuning down a half-tone or more. Without exception, these men are astounding singers and instrumentalists. Their voices emerge from somewhere deep within, and the stories they can tell.' - RootsWorld 'Highly recommended' - Cliff
Lebeha Drumming - Lebeha Boys Garifuna Youth
Traditional Garifuna music played by young musicians from Hopkins, Belize. Voices and drums full of the exhuberance of youth and energy of life. Highly recommended!
Misa Criolla - Ensemble Tierra et al
Ricardo Cabrera, Ensemble Tierra and members of the Philharmonic String Octet Berlin present a Latin American interpretation of the Catholic mass
Kadri Gwadloup - Quadrille of Guadeloupe - Reynoir Casimir dit Négoce - Signature
Creole accordionist and his ensemble
Princesa de la Naturaleza (Nature's Princess) - Maria Marquez The US-based singer from Venezuela finally hits the mark on this 2004 recording. Acompanied by a great band (including Omar Sosa, John Santos and Gustavo Ovalles) and self-producing a set of unusual and often unexpected arrangements, Marquez has found the right framework for her unique and beautiful voice, flirting with folk, jazz and even a touch of the avant garde. Even an old chestnut like Besame Mucho gets a new lease on life in the hands of this able ensemble and this first class vocalist.

34. Our Escorted Jewels Of Central America Tracing The Panama Canal - General Tours
Jewels of central America Tracing the Panama Canal 15 days with general Tours The Rio San Juan is the most historic river on the central american
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35. AICMA: Helping Central America, By Organization Of American States (OAS) (5.2)
This program is the focal point within the general Secretariat for landmine issues and covers Assistance Program for Demining in central America (PADCA)
http://maic.jmu.edu/journal/5.2/focus/aicma.htm
AICMA: Helping Central America Since its creation in 1998, Comprehensive Action against Anti-personnel Mines (AICMA) has been devoted to numerous landmine issues. Recently, however, AICMA has focused its attention on the vast problems found throughout Central America, allying itself with other organizations such as the Assistance Program for Demining in Central America (PADCA), a group largely devoted to humanitarian issues. Working together, AICMA and its partners have accomplished a great deal throughout the continent. by Organization of American States (OAS) This report describes the activities conducted by AICMA. Between June 2000 and May 2001, periodic reports were provided to the Committee on Hemispheric Security of the OAS Permanent Council on the work completed and the use of allocated funds. Introduction To address the complex, difficult and persistent issues related to the crisis caused by anti-personnel mines, the program known as "Comprehensive Action Against Anti-personnel Mines" (AICMA) was created in the Unit for the Promotion of Democracy in 1998. This program is the focal point within the General Secretariat for landmine issues and covers the following topics: Beautiful yet dangerous terrain near the Honduran border. c/o Central America Landmine Survivors Project

36. Victim Assistance In Central America: A Regional Effort, By Juan Carlos Ruan (5.
Like many other regions in the world, landmines plague central America. The Secretary general of the Organization of american States, Cesar Gaviria
http://maic.jmu.edu/journal/5.2/focus/juancarlosruan.htm
Victim Assistance in Central America: A Regional Effort The OAS facilitates victim assistance efforts by connecting the victim to appropriate medical resources. As the OAS program continues its programs in the countries of Central America, the future becomes brighter for communities in the area. by Juan Carlos Ruan, Inter-American Defense Board 1988 landmine victim Esteban Santo Hernandez bathes at the "El Cafetalon" camp for those left homeless in El Salvador by earth quakes. c/o AP Introduction Like many other regions in the world, landmines plague Central America. These landmines cause serious consequences to already impoverished peoples. Since 1991 the Organization of American States (OAS) has been assisting communities in Central America in the fight against landmines. Unfortunately, there are still victims of landmines who suffer traumatic injuries and are faced with what Col. William McDonough, Coordinator of the Assistance Program for Demining in Central America (PADCA for its initials in Spanish) of the OAS, calls a "new reality." For this reason, victim assistance is critical in order to reintegrate these victims as productive members of society. Landmine Situation In Costa Rica and Honduras, the mine-affected communities are located in remote, isolated regions near the border. Most of these mine fields have been identified and do not pose a serious threat to the national population. In Nicaragua, on the other hand, mines have been buried near populated areas, both on the border and in the interior of the country. Furthermore, mines and unexploded ordnance (UXO) can be found throughout Guatemala.

37. ICC Strengthened In Central America
and central America,” said Maria Livanos Cattaui, ICC Secretary general. Guatemala is the largest and most populous of the central american
http://www.iccwbo.org/home/news_archives/2005/New_NCs.asp
ICC strengthened in Central America ICC Dominican Republic and ICC Guatemala are the latest additions to the global ICC network Durban, 23 June 2005 – The World Council of the International Chamber of Commerce today welcomed two new members, the national committees of ICC Dominican Republic and ICC Guatemala.
“This important enlargement of the ICC family extends the message of open international trade in the Caribbean and Central America,” said Maria Livanos Cattaui, ICC Secretary General.
The Dominican Republic has a long history: Christopher Columbus landed on the island during his first voyage to the Americas in 1492. The republic’s chamber of commerce was established in 1848, making it one of the oldest in the region. Its economy grew by a remarkable 7% plus in 1998-2000, although it has not again reached such heights. However, as a result of tourism and free-trade zones the service sector has overtaken agriculture as the country’s largest employer. The chamber is a member of the National Council for Private Enterprise, which groups more than 60 national business associations and many leading companies. Jose Manuel Armenteros has been made chairman of ICC Dominican Republic.
Guatemala is the largest and most populous of the Central American countries. It is slowly recovering from a civil war that lasted for 36 years until 1996, the longest in Latin American history. ICC Guatemala will be housed by the Guatemala Chamber of Industry, one of the leading business organizations in the country with more than 1,500 members. Jaime Arimany will be the chairman of the national committee, and Ricardo Sagastume its secretary general.

38. US Department Of State Bulletin: Security Council Adopts Resolution On Central A
to date by the Secretarygeneral in support of the central american peace process, Commends the desire for peace expressed by the central american
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39. Latin American Literary Review Press
HISTORIA general DE CENTROAMERICA (TOMO I) HISTORIA ANTIGUA; general History Of central America (Volume I) Ancient History; ROBERT CARMACK, ED.
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History of Central America
HISTORIA GENERAL DE CENTROAMERICA (TOMO I) HISTORIA ANTIGUA
General History Of Central America (Volume I) Ancient History
ROBERT CARMACK, ED.
376 pp., Madrid, 1993
Cloth ISBN 84-86956-29-3/$36.95 HISTORIA GENERAL DE CENTROAMERICA (TOMO II) EL REGIMEN COLONIAL (1524-1750)
General History Of Central America (Volume II) The Colonial Government (1524-1750)
JOLIO PINTO SORIA, ED.
384 pp., Madrid, 1993
Cloth ISBN 84-86956-30-7/$36.95 HISTORIA GENERAL DE CENTROAMERICA (TOMO III) DE LA ILUSTRACION AL LIBERALISMO (1750-1870)
General History Of Central America (Volume III) From The Enlightenment To Liberalism (1750-1870)
HECTOR PEREZ BRIGNOLI, ED.
296 pp., Madrid, 1993
Cloth ISBN 84-86956-29-3/$36.95 HISTORIA GENERAL DE CENTROAMERICA (TOMO IV) LAS REPUBLICAS AGROEXPORTADORES (1870-1945)
General History Of Central America (Volume IV) The Agroexporting Republics (1870-1945)
VICTOR HUGO ACUNA ORTEGA, ED.

40. Regional Integration Of Central American Countries And Opportunities For Interne
The community organs of the Integration System are the central american Parliament, the central american Court of Justice and the general Secretariat of the
http://www.isoc.org/isoc/whatis/conferences/inet/97/proceedings/E5/E5_1.HTM
Regional Integration of Central American Countries and Opportunities for Internetworking
Central American Integration System
El Salvador
Abstract
The Central American countries (Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, and Belize) have recently decided to go into a process of political, economic, social, cultural, and ecological integration through a Central American Integration System. Some of the challenges that the integration faces include the strengthening of the decision making process, and this paper particularly discusses decision follow-up and coordination, national implementation of regional agreements, social communication and participation of civil society, and external and cooperation relations and their respective opportunities for Internetworking.
Contents
Introduction
The Central American sub-region is composed of seven small and developing countries with a population of almost 32 million inhabitants and an area of 522,008 km

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