CIIR Catholic Institute for International Relations

This Comment describes the aim, achievements and problems of the revolution and sets them in the Central American context. It concludes that the possibility of a decent life for the people of Nicaragua now depends on the policies of the U.S.

The power of El Salvador's landowning and business elite remains intact despite promises of reform. This Comment argues that, unless this strategy changes, there can be neither peace nor justice in El Salvador.

This book examines some of the implications of the CAP and CAP-reform for the Third World. It covers not only the role of the CAP in the broader relationship between the EC and the Third World but also the CAP's influence on specific commodity markets and countries.

This Comment assesses the East Timorese struggle for independence 20 years on from the invasion, looks at the key players and analyses the prospects for a just peace and an end to the international betrayal of the East Timorese people.