Inforpress Centroamericana sustains itself through subscription fees and clients of our investigation service. Our sole obligation is to produce informative products and services for actors and investigators who require strategic information in order to understand the Central American reality.

The prices of the publications include delivery of the weekly print version, access to the electronic database (archives from 1998 to the present, classified by issue, country and issue number) and weekly delivery of the bulletin's electronic version.

 

To subscribe to our publications or to purchase one of our products, please contact us at: acontecimientos@inforpressca.com

 


 

Inforpress Centroamericana

Since 1972 our 16 page, Spanish-language weekly bulletin has been the source of important information and analysis for diplomats, executives, economists, directors of NGOs and social organizations, university investigators and multilateral agencies. Produced with a team of correspondents who cover the region and provide weekly analysis of each country's current affairs and regional issues, Inforpress Centroamericana is a key resource for any actor or analyst interested in understanding the region.

16 pages weekly, in Spanish US$451.00 (yearly print and electronic subscription) US$360.00 electronic version only.

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Central America Report

 

Since 1974 Central America Report has been Inforpress's vehicle to the English speaking world. This 8 page, English-language weekly bulletin has remained one of the few independent and reliable sources of key information and analysis about the region and its seven countries. Investigated, written and translated by analysts and journalists within the region, Central America Report offers investigators and actors, both within the region and abroad, an invaluable tool for understanding the current events and trends shaping Central America.

8 pages weekly, in English US$275.00 (yearly print and electronic subscription) US$180.00, electronic version

 

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Municipal Bulletin

 

After the 1999 general elections, various Guatemalan mayors solicited a strategic information service from Inforpress in order to improve the administration of their municipalities. This request was converted into a project directed at providing the 331 municipalities in Guatemala with information and analysis related to decentralization, international cooperation, and political intelligence concerning the activities of the National Congress and Executive. The service also includes a Direct Line, which allows subscribers to solicit specific investigations from Inforpress.

8 pages, bi-monthly, in Spanish US$150.00 (yearly subscription) US$85.00 (electronic version)

 

 

 

Inforpress Centroamericana on CD Rom

 


Over three decades, Inforpress Centroamericana has published more than 20,000 articles related to the region and its seven countries. No other publication equals the value of Inforpress to investigators, historians and Latin American scholars and actors. Inforpress has offered weekly coverage of the region's economic and political changes, social and military conflicts, the political accords of the 1990s, and the current political trends that influence markets and political transitions. This CD Rom combines images of the printed articles with text searches of three decades of Central American history. US$850.00

 

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Inforpress Centroamericana on CD Rom
Over three decades, Central America Report has published more than 12,000 articles related to the region and its seven countries. Central America Report has offered weekly coverage of the region's economic and political changes, social and military conflicts, the political accords of the 1990s, and the current political trends that influence markets and political transitions. This CD Rom combines images of the printed articles with text searches of three decades of Central American history.
 

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In May 2002 Inforpress began to work with small coffee producers to comercialize their product. The goal of this project is to minimalize the intermediaries between the producers and the consumer. By doing this, we help the producers receive a higher income for their product, while at the same time strengthening the organization of coffee growers. The coffee is grow by the Association of Progressive Integral Development of San Agustín, El Progreso (ADIPSA). It is qualified as high altitude coffee and is cultivated on the slopes of the multiple-use zone of the Sierra de las Minas biosphere reserve.

 

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 Recent Inforpress Centroamerica

Publications and Investigations

Interactive Investigations

 

In response to the ever increasing complexity of information needed by political and economic players, we at Inforpress Centroamericana have developed a new service for our clients: independent investigations. This service enables the exploration of issues strategically important to your organization. You choose the topic and questions, and we send experienced investigators directly to the source to get you the information you need to make strategic decisions.

Investigation costs based on required time.

 

Inforpress Centroamerica Publications

Guatemala: Peace Process Compendium I, 1986 - 1994

Chronograms, analysis, documents, agreements.

356 pages in Spanish. Inforpress Centroamericana analysis accompanied by key documents and agreements from the period 1986 - 1994. Published in 1995. US$50.00

Guatemala: Peace Process Compendium II, January 1995 - May 1996.

Chronograms, analysis, documents, agreements.

347 pages in Spanish. Inforpress Centroamericana analysis accompanied by key documents and agreements from the period January 1995 - May 1996. Published in 1996. US$50.00

 

Recent Inforpress Centroamerica Investigations

Interactive Investigation I

 

Interactive Investigation II

Who benefits from the land census?

Interactive Investigation III

Land issues require effective solutions.

 


Interactive Investigation I -

 Information and analysis related to political measures and policies adopted between 1996 and mid-1998 by President Alvaro Arzú's administration in response to agrarian agreements within the Peace Accords. Includes historical background of the agrarian situation, legal implements generated by the Peace Accords, and social organizations involved with the issue.

Published in Spanish, 85 pages, June 1998, US$30.00

Published in English, 62 pages, June 1998, US$30.00


Interactive Investigation II -

Who benefits from the land census?

The difficulties of converting the land census into a useful tool to confront Guatemalan land demands.

This investigation, prepared to aid social organizations in lobby efforts related to agrarian issues, offers information and analysis on efforts to develop a national land census. The study takes into account the historical conditions of land tenure, methodology used in pilot census projects in various regions of the country, and acomparitive analysis of similar initiatives in other countries.

Spanish, 100 pages, November 1998, US$30.00

           


Interactive Investigation III -

Land issues require effective solutions.

(Historic debt, budget capacity, negotiations, and public participation.)

This study analyzes advances and obstacles faced by agrarian issues during the three years between the Peace Accords' signing and the arrival of Alfonso Portillo's Administration. The analysis updates previous Inforpress Centroamericana work related to the agrarian situation on land census.

Spanish, 164 pages, January 2000, US$30.00

           


 

 

To subscribe to our publications or to purchase one of our products, please contact us:

acontecimientos@inforpressca.com

telephone numbers in Guatemala:

(502)-2473-7070 (telefax),  2473-1704,  2473-2242

 

Make checks out to Inforpress Centroamericana

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