EIR Volume 20, Number 41, October 22, 1993

Volume 20, Number 41, October 22, 1993

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Departments

Dateline Mexico

by Hugo López Ochoa

Farmers Join Forces To Revive Economy.

Australia Dossier

by Allen Douglas

Breakthrough on LaRouche Case.

Book Reviews

‘On Human Life’ after 25 Years: Paul VI’s Most Ecumenical Legacy?

by Nora Hamerman

Paul VI: The First Modern Pope, by Peter Hebblethwaite.

Economics

Rusia’s Arbatov: Shock Therapy Is Threat to Peace

by Mark Burdman

For 25 years, Georgi Arbatov has been a top interlocutor of the Anglo-American establishment. When he says “shock therapy” could lead to World War III, somebody had better listen. An exclusive report from his speech to a meeting at the Evangelical Academy in Germany.

How IMF Shock Therapy Created the Current Russian Crisis

by William Engdahl

European economics editor William Engdahl chronicles the stages of a vast economic crime.

Currency Rates

World Bank, U.S. Donors Conference Jeopardize Mideast Peace Accord

by Joseph Brewda

‘Free Trade’ Is Anti-Western Treason

by Anton Chaitkin

Salinas’s ‘Procampo’ Program for Mexico Is Cold-Blooded Genocide

by Carlos Cota Meza and Carlos Méndez

S. Korea Opens Economy to Speculative Ruin

by Michael Billington

Science Editor Hecht Testifies, ‘Methyl Bromide Ban Will Cost Lives’

by Marjorie Mazel Hecht

Testimony by Marjorie Mazel Hecht, managing editor of 21st Century Science & Technology, at hearings of the House Ways and Means Committee.

Business Briefs

Feature

History May Take Revenge on Mary Sue Terry

The enemies of our republic are on the defensive today in Virginia, where former Attorney General Terry, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, may go down to defeat in November, thanks to the aggressive campaign of independent candidate Nancy Spannaus, whose husband was jailed, along with Lyndon LaRouche, thanks to the political railroad run by Terry and the “Get LaRouche” task force.

Terry’s Vendetta against LaRouche: ‘One Black Bag Job after Another’

Democrats Worry as Spannaus Briefs NAACP

Terry Comes Unglued over Lesbian Charges

Battle Lines Drawn in Fight over Education

by Suzanne Rose

DuPont Heir Blasts NAFTA, Terry

by John Sigerson

The LaRouche Movement’s Election Record, 1982-92

International

Thatcher Confesses: ‘I Tried To Save the Iron Curtain’

LaRouche was right all along, as former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher admits in her memoirs.

Autocratic Rule Returns to Russia

by Konstantin Cheremnykh

An eyewitness report of the events of Oct. 3-4.

Greater Serbia Gets Renewed UN Backing

by Paolo Raimondi

The next phase will be a divided Croatia, and intra-Muslim and intra-Croat fighting.

Bosnia: Catholics, Muslims Angry over Owen Plan

Invectives by Dr. Pero Pranjic, priest and vicar to the refugees of the Archdiocese of Vrhosbosna (Sarajevo); and Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.

Argentine Education Gets New Age Reform

by Diana Olaya Echeverry and Cynthia R. Rush

International Intelligence

National

House Hearings Put Fed’s Greenspan on the Spot

by John Hoefle

The Federal Reserve’s goal is to protect the banks and the financial markets, rather than protecting the economic well-being of the nation, as the Constitution demands. A report from the hearings held by the House Banking Committee of Rep. Henry Gonzalez.