EIR Volume 16, Number 20, May 12, 1989

In the Ukraine, the nationalist movement has taken up the same anti-nuclear scare stories that Gorbachov promoted for export to the West. An interview with Dr. David Marples.

Economics

Bankers Demand Blood as Strikes Hit Ibero-America

by Peter Rush

The Mexican and Venezuelan requests for debt reduction, and the ongoing financial crises of Argentina and Brazil, are occurring in the context of a strike wave unprecedented in recent years.

The IMF’s Policy Will Lead to a New Post-Ramadan Social Crisis

by Thierry Lalevée

Canada To Go Under the IMF Budget Axe

by Matt Guice

‘Better Late than Never’: India Gives Power Sector a Big Push

by Ramtanu Maitra

Du Pont, ICI Behind the ‘Ozone’ Scare?

by William Engdahl

U.S. Maritime Industry Crisis: No Merchant Ships On Order

by Marcia Merry

Medicine

by John Grauerholz, M.D.

Diabetes To Enter the Space Age?

Agriculture

by Robert L. Baker

The Fraud of the Fowler Bill.

Feature

Manson Revisited: The Story behind Matamoros

by Carol White and Harley Schlanger

One week before the grisly Matamoros murders, the FBI’s top expert on child abuse claimed that there is no such thing as Satanic ritual human sacrifice. The official coverup claims that the Manson murders, the Atlanta child murders, the Matamoros killings are isolated instances of psychosis. The dossier we present here begins to expose this dreadful hoax, with the aim of inspiring political action to halt the growth of Satanism.

The Manson Parallel to Matamoros

Warning: Satanists May Spread AIDS

by Jeffrey Steinberg

Wicca and the Atlanta Child Murders

International

Washington Declares Trade War on the World

by Marcia Merry

“It is a crazy situation when the United States is subsidizing Communist bloc nations and hurting its allies,” is the best description of the recent outbreak of world trade policy disputes.

Bush Charges Vote Fraud in Panama, But Who Is Really Planning It?

by Carlos Wesley

LaRouche Advertisement Unleashes a Political Uproar in Brazil

by Valerie Rush

The State Department’s embassy in Brasilia almost went into orbit after 71 legislators there demanded the political prisoner’s freedom.

Greens Grab Ecuador’s Jungle, Target Brazil

by Mark Sonnenblick

Beijing Making New Bid To Seize Taiwan

International Intelligence

National

More Crimes of Henry Kissinger Come to Light

by Scott Thompson

With a broadside in the New York Times, a part of EIR’s charges has appeared in one of the principal house organs of the Eastern Establishment itself. The model for the movies’ “Dr. Strangelove” also could have been the model for “Goldfinger,” the villain who commits multinational crimes while lining his pockets.