Volume 21, Number 36, September 9, 1994
Interviews
Roberto Formigoni
by Liliana Celani and Claudio Celani
A parliamentarian and leader of the Italian Popular Party (PPI), Mr. Formigoni has for many years been chairman of Communion and Liberation, the biggest Catholic youth organization in Europe.
Lawrence K. Freeman
Mr. Freeman is a gubernatorial candidate in the Democratic primary in the state of Maryland.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Lula Follows in Cárdenas’s Footsteps.
Editorial
How We Lost the Peace.
Book Reviews
The Confederate Conspiracy of Lords Palmerston and Russell
by Stuart Rosenblatt
Union In Peril: The Crisis over British Intervention in the Civil War, by Howard Jones.
Books Received
Economics
President Clinton Opens New Relationship with China
by Kathy Wolfe
U.S. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown travels to Beijing to line up $25 billion in trade deals, in a sharp departure from what Brown called "a 12-year tradition of laissez-faire government."
After Cairo ’94, UN Plots Global Economic Dictatorship
by Torbjörn Jerlerup
A report on the real agenda behind the UN’s March 1995 conference in Copenhagen on "social development."
Who’s Boycotting Cairo ’94
Currency Rates
Agriculture
by Rosa Tennenbaum
Swiss Farmers Don’t Want GATT.
Business Briefs
Feature
Social Unrest Is Harvest of Russian Shock Therapy
by Denise Henderson
Russian troops have now left German territory, opening the way for what President Yeltsin and Chancellor Kohl hailed as a "new era" in bilateral relations. Now is the time to move rapidly toward the LaRouche "Productive Triangle" plan for European development; if the opportunity is not seized, Russia will continue its precipitous plunge into economic and social chaos.
The IMF’s Geopolitics Ruined the Economies of Eastern Europe
by William Engdahl
A selection from EIR’s new Special Report, "Russia’s Future: Dictatorship, Chaos, or Reconstruction?"
International
Cornered, Castro Tries Immigration War
by Gretchen Small
Fidel Castro’s attempt to turn his own crisis into one for President Clinton did not succeed—much to the chagrin of the British and their allies in the Bush crowd.
How Communism Fell in Czechoslovakia
by Dr. Jozef Miklosko
‘We Are Now in a New Phase of Italian Political Life’
by Liliana Celani and Claudio Celani
An interview with Roberto Formigoni.
London Plots for Technocracy To Take Over Italy
by Claudio Celani
Pérez de Cuellar: From UN Capo to Peruvian ‘Inca’?
by Sara Madueño
Is Zaire Britain’s Next Target?
by Linda de Hoyos
Imam Larbi Kechat Freed in France
by Odile Mojon
Vatican Spokesman Gives Cairo Briefing
by Joaquín Navarro-Valls
The Holy See’s press director stated the issues from the Vatican perspective on Aug. 31.
International Intelligence
National
Anti-British Foreign Policy Shift Yielding Successes
by Edward Spannaus
The historic announcement of a cease-fire in Northern Ireland would never have happened, had Clinton not abandoned the U.S. "special relationship" with Britain.
Du Pont Smith Declared ‘Competent’ by Pennsylvania Judge
LaRouche Democrat Challenges ADL, Drug Lobby in Maryland Election
An interview with Lawrence K. Freeman.
ADL’s Friends Nabbed Again Fostering Neo-Nazi Terror
by Jeffrey Steinberg
A Canadian right-winger turns out to have been an agent provocateur for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
The Career of a Hired Gun, in His Own Words
by Anton Chaitkin
A profile of Carl Rowan.
National News
