Any sign of hope for Nicaraguans?

Article Abstract:

The 1996 presidential elections in Nicaragua will signal the government's ability to have a clean electoral process and the victor's ability to govern without a continued resort to the violent settling of conflicts. There are two main contenders for president, Daniel Ortega of the Sandinista National Liberation Front and Arnoldo Aleman of the Liberal Alliance. The victor will have the country's severe economic problems to deal with. Nicaragua has the world's highest national debt per capita and is the poorest country in the Americas after Haiti. The unemployment rate is a staggering 60%. There are also the problems of violence and lawlessness.

Political activity, Economic policy, Political aspects, Nicaragua, Ortega, Daniel, Aleman, Arnoldo

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Guess What We Said When

Article Abstract:

The history of the Economist is reviewed on the occasion of its 140th birthday. Its liberal point of view has been maintained since 1843. A point of history is raised, followed by the paper's stand. Issues covered include unions, railroads, economics, politics and wars. Drawings are included.

Newspapers, History

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Hope for infertility

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the experiences of a woman who has difficulty in conceiving and who turns to Chinese medicine after unsuccessful treatment at a fertility clinic. The use of acupuncture to treat infertility is discussed.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Infertility, Medicine, Chinese, Traditional Chinese medicine, Acupuncture

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