• Do boicote à participação eleitoral dos trabalhadores: Os primeiros representantes dos trabalhadores. Os amarelos. Os anarquistas. 1919
• surgem os comunistas brasileiros. A frente única entre comunistas e amarelos
• O bloco operário surge na cena política: O programa. A campanha. A eleição
• O bloco operário põe-se de pé: Aproximação à pequena burguesia. O bloco operário e camponês se institucionaliza. A disputa com os democráticos
• 1928
• os comunistas chegam ao Legislativo: A campanha de 1928
• A bandeira vermelha tremulando no Parlamento: a saída de Azevedo Lima. A ação legislativa dos intendentes comunistas. A cassação branca dos mandatos dos intendentes comunistas
• O fim do BOC: O III Congresso do PCB e os preparativos do BOC para a eleição presidencial de
• 1930. Primeira Conferência Comunista Latino-Americana. Em Moscou decide-se o fim do BOC
• Um balanço.

• Political culture and democratic transition-- individualism and statism-- expectations, transition and democracy in Argentina-- attitudes toward democracy during the transition period-- the transition and the political party system-- the left and the right in Argentine public opinion-- the elections of October 30, 1983-- the emergence of a new electoral configuration-- the presidential elections of May 14, 1989-- the road to normality-- conclusion - political orientations during the transition and democratic stability-- the surveys and the data-- the scale of social stratification.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

Is Argentine political culture favourably inclined toward democracy? What have been the principal changes in this culture during the transition period? What is the dynamic of discontent in Argentina? How are democratic, elitist, authoritarian, and populist orientations brought together in the population? Drawing on the results of data from multiple opinion polls taken throughout the transition period, Edgardo Catterberg addresses these and related questions and formulates a series of proposals concerning the evolution of political beliefs in Argentina. Catterberg finds that, after the 1983 defeat of the authoritarian regime, liberal orientations progressed, but they also subsequently receded in the face of unsatisfied expectations. Considering the predominant orientations, he concludes that the stability of political democracy in Argentina has few more serious challenges than the need to transform demanding political attitudes and behaviours into political patience.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• I. Nicaragua's foreign policy
• II. A chronology of the principal political dates of 1989 to the present
• III. Joint declaration of the Central American presidents
• I
• V. 1. The political agreement.
• 2. Dialogue between the government and the political parties produces concrete results
• V. Election backgrounder on external funding of opposition parties
• VI. A brief description of the different mechanisms for observation, verification and fulfillment of the Esquipulas II accords and subsequent agreements
• VII. Basic information about the mission of U.N. observers for verification of the Nicaraguan elections
• VIII. Summary of the Second ONUVEN report on the electoral process
• IX. Summary of the third ONUVEN report on the electoral process
• X. Summary of the third O.A.S. report on the Nicaraguan electoral process
• XI. An assessment of the events in Masatepe.