Volume 10, Number 45, November 22, 1983
Interview
Alencar Furtado, Brazilian Congressman
by Dennis Small
The chairman of Brazil’s Parliamentary Inquiry Commission discusses the origins and nature of the country’s debt.
Departments
Editorial
What patriotism requires now.
Economics
Schroeder-Münchmeyer: A Banking Sarajevo?
by David Goldman
Who’s behind the demise of one of Germany’s most prestigious banks?
Brazil’s Congress Finally Accepts IMF Wage Cut
by Mark Sonnenblick
New Argentine Government Shows Social Democratic Bent
by Cynthia Rush
Roving Ambassador Raul Prebisch: British Agent in Argentina
by Dennis Small
Colombia: War on Drugs Brings Down Swiss Wrath
by Valerie Rush
IMF Bailout Battle Down to the Wire
by Kathy Burdman
Agriculture
by Cynthia Parsons
Will wheat survive the compromise?
Transportation
by Leif Johnson
The day the buses stopped running.
Business Briefs
Special Report
The Fight in Europe over Reagan’s Strategic Defense Doctrine
by Vivian Zoakos
Political and Military Leaders Deliberate on Beam-Weapons Potential
EIR’s Rome conference drew top military and political figures from Europe and the United States, despite the efforts of opponents of beam-weapon defense to sabotage the event.
France: Defense Minister: ‘Acquire Laser Defense’
Documentation: Defense Minister Hernu briefs the National Assembly.
West Germany: Genscher Tries To Halt ABM Debate
by George Gregory
Britain: Carrington Counters Support for Beams
by Mark Burdman
International
Who Ought To Defend What in Lebanon?
by Allen Douglas
Europe Braces for Islamic Terrorist Onslaught
by Thierry Lalevée
Soviet Marshals Have Taken Control of Policy
by Rachel Douglas
When Andropov failed to appear at the Nov. 7 celebration of the Russian Revolution, his place was filled by the military brass.
Moscow Is Raising the Security Stakes in East Asia
by Richard Cohen
Japan Is Beginning To Confront the New Strategic Conjuncture
by Richard Cohen
Tokyo cracks down on leftist and terrorist networks.
Defense Issue, Tanaka Affair Help Nakasone
Italy’s Craxi and the Third Rome ‘Concordat’
by Umberto Pascali
Inside Canada
by Pierre Beaudry
The end of MAD.
Middle East Report
by Nancy Coker
Election upset in Turkey.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Sinaloa says no to Panorrhea.
International Intelligence
National
Kissinger and Sharon Are At It Again
by Richard Cohen
They’re pressuring the Reagan administration to ally with Israel and Khomeini’s fundamentalists.
Mondale Advisers in the Midst of Soviet Plot in Grenada
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Part II of an exposé that has Mondale quaking in his boots.
LaRouche Democrats Win in the First Post-Grenada Election Races in the United States
by Warren Hamerman
‘Target Seattle’: How To Foil a KGB Stunt
by Mark Calney
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
How the United States Overcame the 1960 Missile Gap in One Year
by Marsha Freeman and Robert Gallagher
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
National News
