Volume 10, Number 47, December 6, 1983
Interviews
Jorge Carrillo Rojas
by Valerie Rush and Maximiliano Londoño
The vice-president of the Union of Colombian Workers explains why his union is calling for the formation of a debtors’ cartel in Ibero-America, and supports Lyndon LaRouche’s call—well known throughout the developing sector for rebuilding the economies and defensive capabilities of the West through a crash beam-weapons development program.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Reverse field in agriculture.
Africa Report
by Douglas DeGroot
Return to civil war?
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Bangladesh to hold elections in ’84.
Inside Canada
by Gerald Pyenson
The Committee for the Commonwealth.
Report from Italy
by Umberto Pascali
“Papandreotti!”
Editorial
Stop the Colombian drug pushers.
Economics
Leutwiler Calls for the ‘Hard Path’
by Richard Freeman
The Bank for International Settlements chief presents his Social Darwinist formula for the world banking system, which rubs in the fact that the IMF quota increase will do no one any good.
The Philippines Gets the ‘Latin Treatment’
by Gail G. Kay
Currency Rates
The Eagle Star Battle
by Laurent Murawiec
Britain’s Maggie Thatcher is allowing certain south German families to redistribute the proceeds of the drug trade.
Banking
by Renée Sigerson
Trudeau protects BNS from America.
International Credit
by Kathy Burdman
Just the beginning.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Stop the Nuclear War Scare: Beam Weapons or Appeasement
by Carol White
ABC-TV’s soap opera on nuclear war is part of the Kissinger-Mondale campaign to disarm the United States.
Pugwash Created The Day After
by Robert Gallagher
Who’s Afraid of a ‘Nuclear Winter’
by Ned Rosinsky
They are sponsored by top levels of the Soviet bureaucracy and the U.S. Eastern Establishment.
Why Carl Sagan’s ‘Nuclear Winter’ Scenario Is an Unscientific Fraud
by Robert Gallagher, Beth Moore, and Ned Rosinsky
The Civil Defense the West Needs
From an essay titled “The Risk of Nuclear War in Europe” by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Soviet Military Strategy: Reality vs. Propaganda
International
After the Euromissile Vote: Stop Lord Carrington
by Criton Zoakos
The Soviets count on using the Euromissile installation as an excuse for extreme new provocations—as both superpowers move into a “launch on warning” posture.
The Skies Have Not Cleared in Germany
by Rainer Apel
Israel-PLO Breakthrough Strikes Blow Against Soviet-Nazi War Plans in the Middle East
by Mark Burdman
Argentina’s Nuclear Breakthrough Puts New Alfonsín Government to the Test
by Dennis Small
Having achieved a complete nuclear fuel cycle, Argentina could become the cornerstone of a program to make Ibero-America an economic superpower .
Argentina’s Ambitious Nuclear Program
by Delia Arajo de Lozano
Peronist Leader Calls on Alfonsín To Form Latin Debtors’ Cartel, Common Market
International Intelligence
National
Will the Mondale Scandal Topple Lane Kirkland?
by Warren Hamerman
The recent physical assault on a Boston political leader who questioned Walter Mondale about his advisers’ links to the Soviet puppets on Grenada has many implications.
Walter Mondale Made Jonestown Possible
Hearings on ‘Manhattan Project’ for Defense
by Paul Gallagher
Kramer: We Need a Unified Space Command
Teller: Soviets Are Building Up ABM Systems
Armstrong: Defense Is the Moral Policy
Eye on Democrats
by Anita Gallagher
Chicago Democrats working for Reagan? — Jackson’s Independence Exposed — Mad Dog Manatt.
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
National News
