EIR Volume 17, Number 50, December 28, 1990

This annihilation of every institutional pillar of Colombian society is dangerously close with the election of the Constituent Assembly. Top on the agenda of the terrorist M-19 and the drug cartels will be to end any semblance of a war against Colombia’s vast narcotics trade, and instead to legalize it.

The Radical Liberal Roots of the Constituent Assembly

Antonio Navarro Wolf: ‘New Age’ Enforcer

Colombia Has Aligned with Bush on Economics, the Mideast ... and Drugs

by Javier Almario

An interview Foreign Minister Luis Fernando Jaramillo.

Let Us Remember the Fallen Heroes of Colombia’s War on Drugs

Profiles of martyrs Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, Jaime Ramírez Gómez, Guillermo Cano Isaza, and Luis Carlos Galán.

‘Dope, Inc.’ Sets Up New Drug Routes

by Dennis Small

International

Gorbachov Gets Mandate To Smash Freedom Movements

by Konstantin George

Meanwhile, six republics have made it clear they do not wish to remain in the Soviet Union at all.

LaRouche Estimate on Soviet Crisis: Gorbachov Could Be Out by Year End

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

NATO: ‘Out of Area’ or Out of Business?

by Michael Liebig

Analyzes the continental European governments’ response to Anglo-American pressures for genocidal wars on the South.

Immediate ‘Iraqi Nuclear Bomb’ Is Hoax

by Joseph Brewda

‘Iraq Always Sought a Peaceful Solution’

by Mayser Y. al-Mallah

By the cultural attaché at Iraq’s Embassy, Mayser Y. al-Mallah.

‘The United States Is Punishing Jordan’

An interview with Laith F. Shubeilat.

Aga Khan Seeks ‘New World Order’ Solution for Gulf Refugees

by Mark Burdman

Argentina’s Menem Wants Opponents Dead

by Cynthia R. Rush

When Moro Refused To Abet Mideast War

by Umberto Pascali

Ershad Arrested in Bangladesh

by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra

S. Korean Diplomacy Out on a Limb for Perestroika

by Lydia Cherry

International Intelligence

National

Chicago Teach-In Begins New Phase of Anti-War Movement

Students from nearly 50 different colleges and universities deliberated over Dec. 15-16, and came out with a manifesto demanding withdrawal from the Persian Gulf, and a Mideast “Marshall Plan” development plan, at the Schiller Institute-sponsored meeting.