Volume 21, Number 44, November 4, 1994
Interviews
Will Mansa
A representative of Standard and Chartered Bank in London thinks that “India is about entrepreneurism.”
Gregar Dolenc
The World Bank loan officer for India in Washington evaluates the Rao government.
Oded Eran
by William Jones
The Deputy Director General for Economic Affairs in the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs was interviewed at his office in Jerusalem.
Abdul Whab Darawshe
by Dean Andromidas
The chairman of the Democratic Arab Party in Israel and Knesset member, who has written a letter to Saddam Hussein.
Ivo Komsic
by Elke Fimmen and Sheila A. Jones
Professor Komsic is a member of the State Presidium of Bosnia-Hercegovina.
Books
Battle for Historical Truth Essential to Mideast Peace
by Harley Schlanger
The Seventh Million: The Israelis and the Holocaust, by Tom Segev.
Zhou Enlai: Some Insights, and Some Omissions
by Michael Billington
Eldest Son: Zhou Enlai and the Making of Modern China, 1898-1976, by Han Suyin.
Departments
Andean Report
by Alejandro Peña Esclusa
Chavez: “I Love Mao and Che.”
Books Received
Editorial
At Last, a War on Drugs.
Economics
U.S. Dollar’s Fall Deepens as Bentsen Waffles
by Richard Freeman
The bankers are simply not telling the truth, when they say that nothing out of the ordinary is happening, that this is a normal market “bump.”
London Is the Center of the Foreign Exchange Whirlwind
by Anthony K. Wikrent
‘Indian Government in Our Pocket,’ Say British Bankers, IMF/World Bank
by Kathy Wolfe
Currency Rates
New Regional Bank Needed for Mideast Development
by William Jones
An Israeli Foreign Ministry official says the World Bank is not adequate for the job.
Iraq Is Important for Mideast Development
by Dean Andromidas
An Arab leader in Israel unfolds the tremendous economic role Iraq could play in building infrastructure.
Argentina’s Nuclear Sovereignty Target of Privatization Scheme
by Gerardo Terán Canal
CNEA—Argentina’s ‘Jewel’
by Gerardo Terán Canal
Business Briefs
Feature
LaRouche Program Can Save Europe from IMF Fiasco
by Mel Klenetsky
The crises in Germany and Russia could have been avoided, had the approaches defined by Lyndon LaRouche and his wife, Helga Zepp-LaRouche, been followed.
United States Policy on the Reunification of Germany
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The text of Lyndon LaRouche’s historic speech in Berlin on Oct. 12, 1988.
LaRouche Rail Plan Is On EU Agenda
Shock Therapy in Russia
Without a Program for Infrastructure Development, Europe Cannot Survive
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
The keynote speech to the biggest construction fair in northern Germany.
Zepp-LaRouche on TV: ‘We Need Development!’
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Zepp-LaRouche on TV: The BBS Solution: Think Like Schiller!
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
After the Election: Germany Faces the Same Priorities as It Did in 1989
by Rainer Apel
International
Façade of ‘Stability’ Broken in Russia
The collapse of the ruble is causing political turmoil, as the International Monetary Fund demands even greater austerity and suffering from the people of Russia.
Storm Clouds Gather in Russia
by Roman Bessonov
By a Russian journalist.
British, French Sabotage Hopes for Justice in Former Yugoslavia
by Katherine Kanter
Diplomacy Is Not Working for Peace
by Elke Fimmen and Sheila A. Jones
An interview with Ivo Komsic.
Greenpeace Suffers Legal Setbacks
by Emmanuel Grenier
Dominicans Fear Plot To Merge Them with Haiti
by Carlos Wesley
‘Shining Path North’ Begins Separatist Rampage in Mexico
by Valerie Rush
Archbishop of Canterbury Lectures China on British Economics
by Michael Billington
International Intelligence
National
North Drug Charges May Yield Post-Election Probe
by Edward Spannaus
Widely publicized charges about the Virginia senatorial candidate’s involvement in drug-smuggling operations in the 1980s, have set an agenda for urgent congressional investigation.
Summit of the Americas Agenda Being Fought Out
by Cynthia R. Rush
British and Bush Ran Iran-Contra
by Edward Spannaus
The Secret War against the Jews, by John Loftus and Mark Aarons, identifies the role of Bush’s secret White House apparatus and the role that Oliver North played.
George W. Bush Faces Harken, Other Scandals
by Evelyn Lantz
Washington State: LaRouche Dem Blows Open Race for Congress
by H. Graham Lowry
National News
Corrections
In “Israel-Jordan Pact a Major Breakthrough,” in the Oct. 28, 1994 issue, p. 78, due to a translation error, it was reported that Israel has agreed to divert 100 billion cubic meters from the Yarmuk and Jordan rivers to Jordan. The correct figure is 100 million cubic meters.
In the Oct. 21, 1994 issue, p. 16, the interview with M.Z. Nashashibi was not conducted by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach, but by a special EIR correspondent in Madrid.
Also in the Oct. 21 issue, on p. 47, Maximiliano Londoño and Gen. Hernando Zuluaga were mistakenly identified as having run for President and Pice President respectively. Londoño’s MSIA and Zuluaga’s MPN ran on a joint senatorial slate last March, where Zuluaga held first position and Londoño second on the list; there was no MSIA Presidential campaign.
Finally, in the same issue, the table on p. 9 gives figures for billions of dollars, not trillions.
