by Lorenzo Carrasco
The chief of pediatric services of the Souza Aguiar Municipal Hospital in Rio de Janeiro and president of the Brazilian Association for the Protection of Children and Adolescents, describes how the next generation of Brazilians is being devastated.
by Suzanne Klebe
An official of the United Mine Workers from West Virginia discusses the union’s bitter strike against the Pittston Coal Group.
by Marcia Merry
Exposes how the same crowd that started the scare over nitrates in meats is now claiming that farming is causing nitrates to pollute ground water.
by Thomas H. Jukes
Disproved the nitrates naysayers, in this paper which he wrote in 1976.
by Silvia Palacios
Toward a New Neo-Liberal Era?
by Gretchen Small
Drug Lobby Calls on Sachs’s Services.
by Rainer Apel
Labor Scares East German Communists.
by Tore Fredin
Socialists Out in Norway.
by Susan Maitra
The Price of Populism.
by M.T. Upharsin
Kissinger’s Teflon Gets Scratched.
LaRouche, “Hands On.”
by Nancy Spannaus
LaRouche was right, where his opponents among the economic “experts” were wrong. Isn’t it time that the American people elected leaders who knew what they were doing in the economy?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
On Alan Greenspan’s visit to Moscow.
by Carlos Cota Meza
Salinas’s trip to the U.S. was supposed to formalize economic deals-it flunked.
by Stephen Parsons
by John Hoefle
by Anthony K. Wikrent
by Lorenzo Carrasco
by Mary McCourt Burdman
by William Engdahl
Britain, Again Europe’s “Sick Man.”
by Konstantin George
The Pentagon proclaims that the Soviet threat is the lowest in the postwar period, and Moscow announces that it has scrapped its offensive military strategy in favor of a new “defensive doctrine.” What a fraud! Konstantin George analyzes the latest developments in the reorganization of the Soviet military command for war.
by Leo F. Scanlon
The authors of the new Pentagon report were so anxious to ignore reality, that they even deleted the word spetsnaz from the index. An evaluation.
by Carlos Wesley
“The fight is because the U.S. wants the geographic space of the Republic of Panama to carry out aggression against other nations and to establish control over the geopolitics of Latin America.”
by Luba George
The cynical Kremlin leaders are allowing Azerbaijan to blockade neighboring Armenia, as well as clashes in neighboring Georgia.
by Cynthia R. Rush
by José Restrepo
A profile of Gen. Miguel Maza Marquez
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Part II of “30 Years of Menticide.”
by Mark Burdman
by Leo Scanlon
The court’s refusal to hear the appeal of anti-abortion protesters convicted under the “racketeering” statute, means that constitutional guarantees of freedom of speech and political association are rendered meaningless.
by Warren J. Hamerman
Documentation: Declassify the “Get LaRouche” file!
by Suzanne Klebe
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Leaders of the Anti-Defamation League are getting worried, as some of their political dirty tricks are exposed.
by Herbert Quinde
by William Jones
An error of calculation appeared in the Agriculture column last week. The figures of 0.07% and 0.0 13% of wells testing with 310 mg/L of nitrates and greater than 10 mg/L of nitrates respectively, should have been 7% and 13%.