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El Salvador's Government
el salvador's government is a Republic. The President Below are someflat statistics that concern el salvador's government. Some of
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Brief History Of Government
Brief history of el salvador's government. Military government havebeen in power most of the time since 1931, often responding to
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Extractions: Military government have been in power most of the time since 1931, often responding to political unrest with violent repression. Political violence increased sharply after the 1977 election in which General Carlos H. Romero became president. He was deposed in October 1979, but the military-civilian junta that replaced him was unable to stop the civil war between leftists and rightist. As a concession to the left, the junta proposed a limited land reform that affected about 25% of the land. At the same time, the junta, which was closeley linked to the right through the army, did little to control the rightist paramilitary National Guard. As a result, archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero, associated with the left, was assassinated in 1980 by the rightist. Under pressure from the U.S. to institute economic and human rights reform, the junta named Jose Napoleon Duarte, leader of the moderate Christian Democratic party, as president in December 1980. Although a small land-reform program was begun, fighting continued, as did rightist executions of farmers, peasents, and workers. The U.S. charging that the two main leftist groups, the Farabundo Marti National Liberation (FMLN) and the Revolutionary Democracy Front (FDR), were being helped by Nicaragua, Cuba, and the Soviet Union, increased its military and economic aid to the Salvadorian government (rightist) which were responsible for torturing and killing inocent people. In a 1982 election boycotted by the
El Salvador - Government, History, Population, Geography And Maps
Economyoverview In 1997 the government emphasized a fixed exchange rate, along Forthe last few years, el salvador has experienced sizable deficits in both
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ABC Country Book Of El Salvador - Government Flag, Map, Economy, Geography, Clim
el salvador Interactive Factbook GEOGRAPHY, Flag, Map,Geography,People, government, Economy, Transportation, Communications.
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Extractions: chief of state and head of government: President Armando CALDERON SOL (since 1 June 1994); Vice President Enrique BORGO Bustamante (since 1 June 1994) election last held 20 March 1994 (next to be held March 1999); results - Armando CALDERON SOL (ARENA) 49.03%, Ruben ZAMORA Rivas (CD/FMLN/MNR) 24.09%, Fidel CHAVEZ Mena (PDC) 16.39%, other 10.49%; because no candidate received a majority, a run-off election was held 24 April 1994; results - Armando CALDERON SOL (ARENA) 68.35%, Ruben ZAMORA Rivas (CD/FMLN/MNR) 31.65%
El Salvador 1992 - Introduction Geography People Government Economy Communicatio
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World Travel Guide - El Salvador - History And Government
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Extractions: Government: Executive power in the Republic of El Salvador is vested in a President, elected by universal adult suffrage every five years. He is assisted by a Vice President and a Council of Ministers. Legislation is formulated by the 84-member Asamblea Nacional , elected by universal adult suffrage every three years.
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CONSTITUTIONAL BACKGROUND The Constitutions of el salvador, 18241962; The Constitution TheJudiciary; The Military; Local government. POLITICAL DYNAMICS electoral
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El Salvador 2001 - Introduction Geography People Government Economy Communicatio
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El Salvador - Government
el salvador government. Country name - conventional long formRepublic of el salvador - conventional short form el salvador
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El Salvador/Government Procurement/Leyes
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Political Resources On The Net - El Salvador (Parties)
Translate this page elections in el salvador by Wilfried Derksen. Gobierno y Política Cipotes.Political Parties. government and Politics. Tribunal Supremo electoral.
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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 ... Partidos Politicos Sistema Internet de la Asamblea Legislativa National Liberation Front Farabundo Martí Partido Renovación Social Cristiano (PRSC) Social Christian Renewal Party AIMSA Back to Central America/Caribbean
El Salvador
Translate this page Quirós Secretary Presidency Information Francisco Imendia Central Reserve BankBanco Central de Reserva de el salvador website www.bcr Local government.
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El Salvador
Site with information regarding most aspects of el salvador.Category Regional Central America el salvador 1992, the government signed a peace treaty with the guerrilla forces, formally endingthe 12year civil war that had killed 75,000. el salvador's subsequent
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Extractions: World Countries Infoplease Atlas: El Salvador Republic of El Salvador National name: President: Francisco Flores (1999) Area: 8,124 sq mi (21,040 sq km) Population (2003 est.): 6,470,379 (growth rate: 2.2%); birth rate: 27.9/1000; infant mortality rate: 26.8/1000; density per sq mi: 796 Capital and largest city (1993 est.): San Salvador, 972,810 Other large cities (1993 est.): Santa Ana, 208,322; San Miguel, 161,156; Zacatecoluca, 81,035 Monetary unit: Language: Spanish Ethnicity/race: mestizo 94%, Indian 5%, white 1% Religion: Roman Catholic Literacy rate: Economic summary: GDP/PPP (2001 est.): $28.4 billion; per capita $4,600.
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LatinosStep.com - Cultura*Educacion*Ritmo - El Salvador's Government
government of el salvador. el salvador's 1983 constitutionthe 23rdin its historyprovides for a representative government with
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Extractions: Link to Us Home Cultura El Salvador Government El Salvador's 1983 constitutionthe 23rd in its historyprovides for a representative government with three independent branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. It mandates universal suffrage for all citizens over the age of 18. Despite the republican and democratic provisions of its constitutions, a small, elite group of landowners and military officers has historically dominated government in El Salvador. Since the civil war of the 1980s, however, more-democratic procedures have been adopted, including reforms of the electoral system and inclusion of former leftist guerrillas in the political system. More people in other social classes have participated in government. A. Executive
Oct. 2001: El Salvador Earthquake Recovery: Government Looks To Maquilas, Global
el salvador earthquake recovery government looks to maquilas, globalmarket. here is a certain national common opinion about the
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Extractions: Index of this issue El Salvador earthquake recovery: Government looks to maquilas , global market here is a certain national common opinion about the fact that poverty has grown worse with the disaster left by the January and February earthquakes, and that it will be difficult for the country to recover from such a disaster, at least in the near future. Proceso-Weekly News Bulletin ,#960, UCA-CIDAI, July 18, 2001 Last January and February El Salvador was struck by major earthquakes that left 1,200 people dead, thousands injured, and mass destruction throughout much of the country. Hundreds of thousands of people were left homeless, and the country's roads and other infrastructure were severely damaged. The cost of the disasters was put at $2 billion, or the equivalent of one sixth of the country's gross domestic product. By July the numbers of those living in poverty rose by more than 225,000 people. Some 50,000 jobs were lost, adding to the country's chronically high unemployment rate.
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Three articles on el salvador from Amnesty International el salvador "A blindness of conscience Central America el salvador Society and Culture by the Commission on the Truth for el salvador (Truth Commission), established underthe 1992 Peace Agreements between the government of el salvador and the
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Extractions: I. HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS IN CENTRAL AMERICA El Salvador "To threaten those who are part of civil organizations in society and human rights activists, who care about the problems of those in most need for justice in this country, shows nothing but a blindness of conscience, which does not allow them to see how much we need in this country the respect for human rights, as a foundation for the rule of law and peace." Oficina de Tutela Legal del Arzobispado, 28 June 1996 A fierce civil war raged in El Salvador during the 1980s and early 1990s between government forces and the armed opposition Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN). People from all sectors of society suspected of opposing the government became victims of human rights violations, including arbitrary arrest, torture, "disappearance" and extrajudicial executions. Human rights defenders paid a high price for their legitimate activities exposing government abuse during the war. Moreover, those responsible for these violations have not been punished for their hideous crimes. The killing of Archbishop Romero was investigated by the Commission on the Truth for El Salvador (Truth Commission), established under the 1992 Peace Agreements between the Government of El Salvador and the FMLN. In its 1993 report the Commission concluded that:
El Salvador -- The 2002 Index Of Economic Freedom, The Heritage Foundation
receive a sentence. el salvador's government intervention and monetarypolicy scores are both 1 point worse this year. As a result
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El Salvador: War, Peace, And Human Rights, 1980-1994
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Extractions: Members of the Salvadoran Army's First Brigade salute on Soldiers Day, May 6, 1990, in Flor Blanca Stadium, San Salvador. Photograph © Jeremy Bigwood. From the Carter presidency through the Bush administration, El Salvador was an obsession of United States policy. As a brutal civil war raged on the ground, Washington's cold war concerns ensured massive and continued U.S. support for the Salvadoran government and military against the guerrilla forces of the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN). Now, the National Security Archive's collection of declassified U.S. government records charts for the first time the complete course of Washington's role in the war, from the conflict's earliest years to the United Nations- brokered peace accord of January 1992 and beyond. Sample Document: Excerpt from the "Woerner Report," a secret Pentagon document produced in 1981 by Brig. Gen. Fred F. Woerner, provides an early, critical blueprint for U.S. assistance to the Salvadoran armed forces, recommending support for a "strategic victory" against the guerrillas. The report was declassified after an eight-year effort, including litigation, by the National Security Archive. Sample Document: Secret cable from Ambassador William Walker to Assistant Secretary of State Bernard Aronson on the Salvadoran military's stonewalling of investigations into the 1989 murders of six Jesuit priests. (2/19/91)

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