Volume 13, Number 47, November 28, 1986
Departments
Report from Rome
by Marco Fanini
AIDS Cases Multiply in Italy.
Mother Russia
by Luba George
Patriarchate Renews Threat to Pope.
Report from Bonn
by George Gregory
Stories Around Town.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Regan Crony Attacks Anti-Drug Fighter.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Fragile PMDB Victory in Brazil.
Report from Bangkok
by Sophie Tanapura
The Kra Canal Keeps Moving Forward.
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
A New Boost for Regional Cooperation.
Editorial
WHO Admits AIDS Pandemic.
Economics
The Boesky ‘Insider Trading’ Affair
by Christopher White
Has Don Regan’s grip on U.S. economic policy been dealt a fatal blow by the Wall Street corruption scandal?
Secret ECU Scheme Fits Soviet Plans
by William Engdahl
Africans Seek ‘Marshall Plan’
by Mary Lalevée
Colombian Labor Unites in Mighty New Anti-Mafia Confederation
by Valerie Rush and Gerardo Terán
Documentation: Excerpts from the speech by former Labor Minister Jorge Carrillo to the founding conference of the Unified Workers Confederation.
Mexican Exposes AIFLD Labor Links to Drug Traffickers
Currency Rates
Grim Reality under Jaruzelski: What It Means To Live as a Vassal
by Tadeusz Rejtan
Unique EIR Model on AIDS Announced
by Warren J. Hamerman
Medicine
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
AIDS Virus Pool Increases.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
The USDA “Reforms” PIK Funny Money.
Business Briefs
Operation Juárez
A Roadmap for Industrial Growth of Ibero-America
The development of the economic structure of Ibero-America basically requires economic growth directed at strengthening the productive sector over the service sector, in order to achieve the kind of capital-intensive growth that development requires.
Science & Technology
Scientific Method and Individual Political Freedom
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Scientists are most concerned with a special aspect of political freedom, the freedom of truthful scientific inquiry. This analysis by Lyndon LaRouche underlines those aspects of the cause of scientific freedom, which illuminate the proper standards for definition of political freedom in general.
Feature
Reagan Must Drop Shultz To Keep the NATO Alliance
by Criton Zoakos
Evaluates the “post-Reykjavik” crisis in the Western alliance. Shultz and the Trilateral Commission “decouplers” are under fire from the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the NATO command. Will the President draw the appropriate conclusions?
The Friedmann Plan for Unifying Germany
Schmidt Calls for European ‘Assertion’
Disinformation on NATO Alert Status
Pugwashers Seek To ‘Denuclearize’ Europe
Soviets Make Separate Arms Offer to Europe
World Leaders Oppose ‘Decoupling’ Moves
International
What Is Israel’s Policy toward Iran?
by Thierry Lalevée
Documentation: An interview with Gen. Amnon Shahak, director of Israel’s Military Intelligence, to the Jerusalem Post.
Showdown in the Philippines
by Linda de Hoyos
New Revelations of Syria’s Terror Role
by Thierry Lalevée
Kremlin: A Missing Propaganda Czar
by Konstantin George
The Imperial Designs behind Moscow’s Revival of the Baron Rio Branco
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Why are the Soviets praising the man who allied with Teddy Roosevelt, and made Brazil into the policeman of the international banks against South America’s republics?
Drago’s Financial Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
Colombian Anti-Drug Hero Gunned Down
In memoriam: Colonel Jaime Ramírez Gómez.
International Intelligence
National
Fiascos Set Administration into Full Factional War
by Webster G. Tarpley
At stake is the chance to impart new direction to a government now a derelict, dead in the water-and thereby to ensure the survival of the Western alliance.
Carter, Yazdi, and the Iranian Deal
Documentation: “Secret-sensitive” State Department documents reveal Yazdi’s links to U.S. officials back in 1978.
Bishops’ Pastoral Letter on Economy Attacks IMF, Embraces Zero Growth
by Kathleen Klenetsky
John Paul II personally intervened to ensure that the letter’s pro-International Monetary Fund stance was dropped.
National News
