Volume 19, Number 30, July 31, 1992
Correction
The conference in Cameroon to which Lyndon LaRouche addressed a message, printed on pages 8-9 of our last issue, was inadequately identified. LaRouche’s statement was read to the first National Convention of the Social Democratic Front in Bamenda, Republic of Cameroon, meeting May 21-26.
Interviews
Edgardo Lopez Grimaldo
by Javier Almario
A former spokesman for the Panamanian Defense Forces and aide to Gen. Manuel Noriega, Major López Grimaldo has been imprisoned in Colombia with the aim of extraditing him to Panama on political charges.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota Meza
NAFTA and the All-Star Game.
Andean Report
by Gerardo Terán Canal
Cultural Relativism Pushed in Chile.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Pop-Front Tactics and Black Propaganda.
Editorial
A Vision for America.
Music
Mexico’s True Heritage of Classical Music
by Alfredo Mendoza
Alfredo Mendoza, director of the Schola Cantorum in Mexico City, discusses the little-known tradition of music during the colonial period, an important vehicle for the Evangelization.
Scotland Needs To Recover Its Lost Soul: Music
by James MacMillan
Scotland’s Music, by John Purser.
Church Music Debate Hides Deeper Issues
by Nora Hamerman
Why Catholics Can’t Sing: The Culture of Catholicism and the Triumph of Bad Taste, by Thomas Day.
Music Views and Reviews
by Kathy Wolfe
The Great Voices of the Early 20th Century.
Economics
Senators Say Greenspan Is Running Out of Bullets
by Christopher White
With the dollar falling like a stone, the stock markets crashing, and unemployment rising week by week, isn’t it time to federalize the Federal Reserve and change policy?
AIDS Researchers Warn: 40 Million Infected by Turn of the Century
by Joyce Fredman
At the Eighth International Conference on AIDS in Amsterdam, scientists called for a mobilization to stop the threat of the worst pandemic in history.
The LaRouche Plan To Defeat the AIDS Virus
by Warren J. Hamerman
Revolt Against ‘Shock Therapy’ Gains in CIS
by Mark Burdman
Promising Opposition to IMF Policies Could Spark ‘New Polish Revolution’
by Frank Hahn
Currency Rates
The Anatomy of Sweden’s Banking Deregulation Debacle
by William Engdahl
Mahathir Says Labor Leaders Are Traitors
by Lydia Cherry
Eustace Mullins, the Great Betrayer
by William Bohdan
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
FDA Okays Biotech for Wonder Foods.
Banking
by John Hoefle
Bush’s “December Surprise.”
Business Briefs
Feature
Southern Fried Fascists Seize Democratic Party
by Kathleen Klenetsky
With the nomination of Bill Clinton and Al Gore, the Democratic Party has dropped any pretense of representing the interests of its former constituents from labor, farmers, minorities, and urban ethnic groups. An analysis by Kathleen Klenetsky.
The DLC and the New Feudalism
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The Democratic Leadership Council, of which both Clinton and Gore are members, wrote the script for the transformation of the party that has now been effected.
‘A New Covenant’ for Austerity and Zero Growth
From the 1992 Democratic Platform.
Clinton’s Economic Policy
by Bill Clinton
‘Equity in Sacrifice’
by Barbara Jordan
International
Shining Path Readies Final Offensive in Peru
by Andrea Olivieri
Like Thailand’s Khmer Rouge, these butchers are not an “indigenous” movement, but were imposed on the Andes by foreign influences such as the French Synarchists.
Foreign Apologists Back Shining Path War
by Gretchen Small
Stop the Genocide in the Balkans
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Serbian Leader and the Hollywood Mafia
A profile of Milan Panic.
‘Colombia Has Become Endara’s Jailer’
by Javier Almario
An interview with Edgardo López Grimaldo.
Escobar Escapes, War Returns to Colombia
by Andrea Olivieri
Colombia: The Genesis of the World’s First Narco-Democracy
by Javier Almario
Germany Sets 18-Year Transportation Plan
by Rainer Apel
International Intelligence
National
DOJ: Hang Demjanjuk, Even If He’s Innocent
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The Department of Justice has filed a nasty attack against the U.S. Court of Appeals in Cincinnati, Ohio, for daring to interfere in the Department’s judicial lynching of John Demjanjuk.
Never Fear, I Shall Never Give Up
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
World Leaders to U.S.: Revoke Death Penalty!
by Marianna Wertz
In New York, Clinton-Gore Finish Demolition of the Party
by Webster G. Tarpley
Notes from the Democratic convention.
State Court Strikes ‘Hate Crimes’ Law
by Leo Scanlon
‘Homosexual Rights’ Are Not Human Rights
From a Vatican letter to American Catholic bishops.
‘True Prophets’ Needed To Oppose ‘Culture of Death’
Blackout of Noriega Keeps Bush’s Secrets
by Carlos Wesley
A Scottish Activist Visits America
by Alan Clayton
A commentary.
National News
