Volume 14, Number 10, March 6, 1987
Interviews
Dr. John Grauerholz
The forensic pathologist, medical editor of EIR, and co-author of two Special Reports on AIDS and other pandemic diseases, talks about his recent tour of three South American countries.
Operation Juárez
The Industrial Backbone of an Integrated Continent
The centers for developing heavy industry and capital-goods industry in Ibero-America, where the most skilled labor force is concentrated and where the highest density of productivity is located, will have to act as a single integrated industrial force. Continuing EIR’s serialization of the Spanish-language book, Ibero-American Integration: 100 Million New Jobs by the Year 2000!
Science & Technology
Parameters for a Research Mobilization against AIDS
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
New diseases such as AIDS mean that mankind’s survival now depends on the launching of a “Biological Strategic Defense Initiative.” The first of a two-part series by Dr. Jonathan Tennenbaum.
Departments
Report from Bangkok
by Sophie Tanapura
How the Kra Canal Can Be Financed.
Andean Report
by Valerie Rush
Colombia’s “Bad Neighborhood.”
Northern Flank
by Göran Haglund
It’s Illegal To Think of Nuclear Power.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
“Decoupling” Faction Strengthened.
Report from Paris
by Yves Messer
Drug Legalizers Speak Out.
Report from Rome
by Liliana Celani
Patriots appeal to save Italy.
Mother Russia
by Konstantin George
Czar Mikhail’s Russification Drive.
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Flap over AIDS Testing.
Editorial
A Faction for Sanity?
Economics
The BLS Market Basket and the New Depression
by Christopher White
The statistical agency’s $45 million revision of the consumer market basket is incompetent, but unlike other administration “good news,” at least it does show that the economy is going down.
Ibero-American Officials Are Eager To Learn Truth on AIDS
Dr. John Grauerholz presented EIR’s epidemiological computer model on the spread of AIDS in Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil.
LaRouche Program Dominates CDC AIDS Conference
Currency Rates
SDI Procurement: Where Does the United States Stand?
by Carol White
While the way may now be open politically for a more rapid pace of development, the budget for the program falls far short of being ambitious—let alone meeting the requirements of a true crash program.
Agriculture
by George Elder
The “Underground” Grain Trade.
Business Briefs
Feature
Brazil Moratorium Sinks International Monetary Fund
by Robyn Quijano
Brazil’s action has forced the long overdue debate on morality and economics more politely advanced 20 years ago by Pope Paul VI.
A New Era Begins as Brazil Collapses World Banking System
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
French Premier Backs Vatican on the Debt
African Leaders May Link Up with Brazil
by Mary Lalevée
Mexico: People with Brazil, President with Banks
by Hugo López Ochoa
Argentina Seeks ‘Better Conditions’
by Carlos Méndez
Venezuela Opts for ‘Debt for Equity’
by Carlos Méndez
Justitia et Pax: ‘At the Service of the Human Community’
International
Soviet Gamemasters Ready To Grab the Mideast
by Thierry Lalevée and Scott Thompson
The failure of the United States to wipe out terrorism in Lebanon in early February, paved the way for Syria’s re-entry into Beirut and Moscow’s moves to preside over the chaos in the region.
Soviet-Sponsored International Terrorism Goes On Trial in Paris
by Thierry Lalevée
France takes the gloves off in the Abdallah trial.
Soviets Upgrade ‘Operation Green’
International Intelligence
National
The Overdue Fall of Donald T. Regan
by Webster G. Tarpley
The White House Chief of Staff’s resignation fulfills the first step in meeting LaRouche’s demand that the former Merrill Lynch executive be jailed.
Elephants & Donkeys
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Trilaterals Hit a Rough Spot.
Year of the Constitution: How a Grand Jury Was Manipulated against Political Opponents
by Marianna Wertz
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda
National News
