by Sophie Tanapura
The president of the Siam City Bank and former Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs discusses Thailand’s currency devaluation.
by Javier Almario
Colombia’s Deputy Justice Minister on the continent’s war on drugs.
by Rainer Apel
Debate on SDI In the Open.
“New Right” Backs Red Brigades.
by Liliana Gorini-Celani
Communists Rush To Support Austerity.
by Thierry Lalevée
Death of a Murderer?
by Mary Lalevée
OAU Divided as Continent Starves.
by Phocion
The KGB in the Parthenon’s Shadow.
by Aurora Borealis
Why Some U.S. Hawks Hardline Sweden.
International Bankers’ Conspiracy!
by David Goldman
New legislation which looks like it will pass the Congress will make Mexico’s government function as a looting arm of foreign creditors.
by Christopher White
Examines Africa’s famine, its cause and its cure.
by Sophie Tanapura
Two speeches from the recent Bangkok conference.
by Montresor
Soviets Move on Diamonds, Platinum.
by David Goldman
Wall Street Blackmails President.
The American population has massively rejected Mondale-type policies twice at the polls—but the framers of those policies are still in control of large chunks of the U.S. government apparatus. A report compiled by EIR’s U.S. intelligence staff.
by Donald Baier
And threaten in no uncertain terms to send Reagan the way of Richard Nixon—or John Kennedy?—should he pursue beam-weapon defense systems.
Documentation: Excerpts from British press.
by Rosemarie Schauerhammer
Analyzes the incendiary play and its author’s political history.
by Valerie Rush
by Josefina Menéndez
The PAN party has lost a lot of income.
by Carlos Méndez
by Thierry Lalevée
by Nancy Spannaus
It is as if the entire nation were just waiting to celebrate the great poet of republicanism.
by Linda de Hoyos
by Timothy Rush
The Soviets have baited the trap, and the Reagan Administration is perilously close to walking into it.
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Analysis of the election, and the choices before the President.
by Susan Kokinda
by Harley Schlanger
by Kathleen Klenetsky
by M.T. Upharson
Heil Henry!