"Comprender La Economía" XXXIII, 2006

IHG volunteers Manolo, Yader, and Karen prepare some of the 1,500 CE flyers,
each with 6 removeable tags, used to promote the XXXIII CE course.

IHG volunteers Manolo and Yader putting up CE flyers at a Managua university.

The XXXIII CE class listens to the IHG preamble at the beginning of each class.

Despite 4 interrupted classes, the XXXIII CE course had the 2nd highest retention rate (78%) of any CE course

Dr. Ruth Herrera, Director de Red de Consumidores Nicaragua, spoke at the final CE class about
utility monopoly abuses and the laws that can be used to retain or collect their public rent value.

CE XXXIII course particiants took the final exam in two sessions because the electricity was cut-off the first night.

IHG Director and Evelyn, the CE XXXIII's highest scoring student.

IHG Director and another proud CE XXXIII graduating student.

IHG Director and yet another happy CE XXXIII graduating student.

The CE XXXIII course graduation skit added a "credit bank" to show how
high land rents cause the illusion of an inordinate dependence on capital.

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