EIR Volume 14, Number 16, April 17, 1987

Where is the money going to come from to finance continental development projects? Continuing the serialization of the Schiller Institute’s book Ibero-American Integration: 100 Million New Jobs by the Year 2000!

Science & Technology

Astronomers Must Move Observatories into Space

by Jim Everett

Reviews the technological frontiers facing astronomy and astrophysics, from 1,000-meter radiowaves to the finest gamma rays.

Economics

Policy Failure at IMF Meeting Crashes Markets

by David Goldman

Have we reached the turning point at which Japanese and other foreign investors will cease to fund America’s payments deficit?

Currency Rates

Who Says There’s an EC Food Surplus?

by William Engdahl

Lid Is Off on Casual AIDS Transmission

by Warren J. Hamerman

French researcher Luc Montagnier has cautiously opened up the discussion on casual transmission of AIDS, while Robert Gab in the United States says he cannot rule out the possibility of casual transmission in the future, through mutations in the AIDS virus.

Pope: Foreign Debt Threatens the Peace

by Benjamin Castro

Schmidt Labors To Reduce Population, Destroy Nation-States in Third World

by Mark Burdman

The story behind the upcoming meeting of the Inter-Action Council, chaired by former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt.

Banking

by David Goldman

The Fraud in Banking Profits.

Domestic Credit

March Unemployment among the Worst.

Business Briefs

Feature

LaRouche in Lima Supports President García

by Robyn Quijano

In a press conference at the end of his six-day visit to Peru, Lyndon LaRouche vowed to “make a lot of noise against those who want a coup in Peru.” Robyn Quijano reports on an extraordinary conference, occurring at an extraordinary time.