EIR Volume 19, Number 41, October 16, 1992

Volume 19, Number 41, October 16, 1992

Full Issue:

Correction

Due to a printer’s error, the map indicating the location of Cameroon was omitted from the article on p. 9 of the Oct. 9 issue. Although it appeared in Vol. 19, No. 29, it was not really the editors’ intention to ask readers to look it up!

Interviews

Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

The jailed independent presidential candidate speaks with a journalist from Colombia’s Radio Toledar.

Departments

Report from Bonn

by Rainer Apel

An Anniversary Tasting Quite Bitter.

Dateline Mexico

by Cruz del Carmen Moreno Soto

Denying the Crisis Makes It Worse.

Editorial

Will LaRouche Get Justice?

Strategic Studies

Dead End for Bangladesh’s Donor-Dependent Economy

by Ramtanu Maitra

Unless real efforts are made to undertake long-term programs, including crucial infrastructure, and bucking the policies of powerful donors, the whole region could plunge into chaos.

The Assassination of Sheikh Mujib

by Ramtanu Maitra

The arrests in September of two leaders of the Freedom Party-the professed killers of the country’s founding father-could have a resounding impact.

Economics

Looming Banking Crisis Will Dwarf S&L Debacle

by John Hoefle

A study by Edward W. Hill and Robert J. Vaughan documents in gory detail what EIR has been reporting, that the banking crisis is by no means over, as the U.S. government’s “experts” claim.

Fascist Austerity: Sweden Once Again the ‘Model’ for Europe

by Tore Fredin

Behind the Assault on the Lira, Masonic Maneuvers Target Italy

by Claudio Celani and Umberto Pascali

Prime Minister Amato wanted to save gobs of money by cutting health care and pensions, but he may get a revolution instead.

Asian Development Means the International Monetary Fund Must Go

by Kathy Wolfe

Zimbabwe Trapped in Satanist Economics

by Linda de Hoyos

Currency Rates

U.S. Unemployment Coverup

Agriculture

by Sue Atkinson

Low Farm Income Is Good?

Business Briefs

Feature

I Do Know How To Stop This Depression

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

In an interview broadcast by Radio Toledar of Colombia, LaRouche tells why he is running for President, and why Henry Kissinger will do anything to keep him in prison.

Who Is Lyndon LaRouche?

A thumbnail biography of the candidate.

More Europeans Voice Support of LaRouche

Three statements issued in early October by: Italian Senator Carmine Mancuso, head of the “La Rete” anti-mafia political party; Father Michael Beer, former director of the Fatima World Apostolate in Germany; and the Organization of the Ukrainian National Rukh in Moscow.

International

Brazil’s New President Stands Up to Wall Street

by Silvia Palacios and Lorenzo Carrasco

President Itamar Franco faces two essential tasks: reviving the national economy, and restoring the intelligence and security functions of the Brazilian state, damaged by ousted President Collor’s alignment with the Anglo-Americans.

Is the ADL Concealing Collor’s ‘International Connection’?

by Silvia Palacios and Lorenzo Carrasco

Documentation: A letter to the daily Folha de São Paulo by EIR’s correspondents.

Argentines Found New Nationalist Movement

by Cynthia R. Rush

How the Communists Poisoned the West with Slanders Against LaRouche

by Anno Hellenbroich

Part 1 of a series on the East German Stasi’s disinformation specialists.

Shining Path Launches Terror To Free Guzmán

by Gretchen Small

‘Indigenism’ Is an Assault on Indians and National Sovereignty

by Carlos Méndez

Threat of violence grows against the Oct. 12 celebration of Columbus quincentenary.

Moscow: Power Shift against IMF Takes Effect, But Imperial Danger Grows

by Konstantin George

An Appeal from the Government of Bosnia and Hercegovina

International Intelligence

National

Austerity Will Drive Next Administration, Say Elites

by Kathleen Klenetsky

The Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington has produced a report that recommends slashing the federal deficit by an astounding $2 trillion over the next decade. This is the program of the U.S. policy elite for whoever is elected President in November.