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Articles in April, 1999 issue of UNESCO Courier

• The oil flows, and the forest bleeds
  by Carlos Viteri Gualinga
• Batting for the nation
  by Ramachandra Guha
• Pretending for real
  by Asbel Lopez
• A Cuban mix of muscle and ideology
  by Marcos Bustillo
• What's in a game?
  by Rene Lefort
• New players, same game
  by Lincoln Allison
• Iranian women put on their running shoes
  by Siavosh Ghazi
• All together!
  by Sergio Leite Lopes
• Training for life
  by Ole Kristian Bjellaanes
• May the betting man win…
  by Robert Horn
• Going for glory
  by Glenn Manarin
• No farewell to arms
  by Vincenc Fisas
• A star that never rose
  by K.K. Man Jusu
• Alexandria, from papyrus to the Internet
  by Michel Arseneault
• Ayacucho: an uneasy calm
  by Francisco Diez-Canseco Tavara
• Basketball at midnight
  by Gary A. Sailes
• Latin America's endangered frequencies
  by Rafael Roncagliolo
• Peace without victory
  by Federico Mayor Zaragoza
• Hidden hurdles of colour
  by Amy Otchet
• Leila Shahid: the resolve of a Palestinian envoy
  by Sophie Boukhari
• Indigenous peoples take on big business
  by Sophie Boukhari
• The agony and the ecstasy
  by Philippe Liotard