EIR Volume 20, Number 35, September 10, 1993

Volume 20, Number 35, September 10, 1993

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Interviews

Roberto Formigoni

by Liliana Celani

A member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies and the European Parliament, Mr. Formigoni is also a leader of the Catholic youth organization Communion and Liberation and its political arm, the Popular Movement. He is currently the undersecretary in Italy’s Environment Ministry.

Abdalla Deng Nhial

by Dean Andromidas

The Minister for Peace and Reconstruction of Sudan discusses his government’s view of the decision by the Clinton Administration to place Sudan on the list of terrorism-supporting nations.

Nancy Spannaus

The editor of New Federalist newspaper and a longtime associate of Lyndon LaRouche, Mrs. Spannaus is running as an independent candidate for Governor of Virginia.

Departments

Report from Bonn

by Rainer Apel

Can Labor Stop Deindustrialization?

From New Delhi

by Ramtanu Maitra

India-China Relations at a New Stage?

Editorial

Investigate OSI’s Link to the KGB.

Books

Russia’s Peter the Great: ‘Bronze Horseman’ Revisited

by Denise Henderson

The Reforms of Peter the Great: Progress Through Coercion in Russia, by Evgenii Anisimov, trans. by John T. Alexander.

Inside the Mind That Built the Nuclear Navy

by Stuart Lewis

The Rickover Effect, How One Man Made a Difference, by Theodore Rockwell.

FDR’s Second Term: A Study in Opposites

by Stuart Lewis

FDR: Into The Storm, 1937-1940, by Kenneth S. Davis.

Economics

Israel-PLO Accord Stresses Infrastructure Development

by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach

Lyndon LaRouche commented on the historic agreement, “We should take it very seriously and we should push it; but also recognize that there are people who will do their utmost to drown this agreement in blood, and to prevent this cooperation from ever occurring.”

The Damage of the Flood of ’93: It Could Have Been Prevented

by Richard Freeman

The measures that could have been taken to build and maintain water infrastructure, were not taken, and millions of people are now paying the price.

Currency Rates

Banking

by John Hoefle

The Hair of the Dog.

Agriculture

by Robert L. Baker

Fallow Soil Syndrome.

Business Briefs

Feature

State Dept. Backs Cuba’s ‘Terrorist International’

by Gretchen Small

At a meeting of the São Paulo Forum in Havana, a motley crew of socialists, communists, and narco-terrorists mapped out plans to march to power throughout Ibero-America in the next two years.

A Rogues Gallery: Who’s Who in the São Paulo Forum

by Carlos Méndez

Terrorist Arms Cache Explodes in Managua

by Cynthia R. Rush

ADL Deepens Ties with Terror Mafias

by Cynthia R. Rush

International

Mexican Farmers Cry ‘Enough!’ to Banking Usury

by Hugo López Ochoa

The government of President Carlos Salinas de Gortari is on the hot seat, as angry producers in Sonora and Jalisco demand an end to bankrupt policies.

Hated Pérez Is Out of Office in Venezuela

by Peter Rush

Danger of Armed Conflict Looms between Russia and Ukraine

by Konstantin George

Geneva Talks in Bosnia Collapse as Outcry against Genocide Grows

by Umberto Pascali

Blatant UN Corruption in Sarajevo Exposed

Bosnia Demands International Court Enforce Genocide Convention

by Katherine Kanter

Human Rights Lobby and a Tale of Two Massacres

by Valerie Rush

Yes, the British Royals Did Use Drugs

by Mark Burdman

Documentation: From Leopard magazine’s exposé of the Royal Family’s consumption of heroin, cocaine, and opium at Braemar Castle, 1897-1914.

International Intelligence

National

Defeat of NAFTA Can Shift U.S. Policies

by H. Graham Lowry

Opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement is surfacing from diverse political camps, and that’s good news. But defeat of the treaty must include a rejection of the British free-trade philosophy behind it, in favor of the American System of political economy.