EIR Volume 22, Number 5, January 27, 1995

Volume 22, Number 5, January 27, 1995

Full Issue:

Interviews

Dr. Dalhatu Sarui Tafida

by Uwe Friesecke and Lawrence Freeman

Nigeria’s Minister of Health has been active in politics in the state of Kaduna and on the national level, including running for the Presidency.

Jim Evans

by Suzanne Rose

A member of the Mississippi state legislature, Representative Evans is a member of the Public Health Care Committee and chairman of the Black Caucus Health Care Committee.

Departments

On the Green Front

by Rogelio A. Maduro

More Lies about Ozone Depletion.

Report from Bonn

by Rainer Apel

Some Genies Are Out of the Bottle.

Economics

Credit Guarantees Won’t Stop Global Financial Mudslide

by Christopher White

The stabilization package put together by the U.S. Administration for Mexico is just a holding action; it will not solve the problem of the collapsing world financial system.

Mexico Shock Waves Hit European Currencies

by William Engdahl

LaRouche Associates Intervene in California Financial Crisis

A memorandum by EIR’s John Hoefle, circulated to members of the California state House and Senate.

Agriculture

by Rosa Tennenbaum

EU Expands—At Farmers’ Expense.

Feature

Mexico’s Debt Bomb Explodes; Who Will Follow?

by Dennis Small

Analyzes the Mexican financial crisis, from the standpoint of EIR’s 13-year record of being right, when everybody else was wrong, about the so-called Mexican miracle.

Mexico’s Financial Crisis: Metastasis of a Speculative Cancer

by Carlos Cota Meza

Mexico’s Physical Economy: The Body That the Debt Cancer Is Destroying

by Dennis Small and Peter Rush

LaRouche’s Method of Physical Economy

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

International

Pope in Asia: Target of Prince Philip’s Gamekeepers

by Lydia Cherry

Thronged by even larger crowds than at his Poland homecoming, John Paul II presented humanity’s tasks for the coming millennium.

Italy Becomes a Test Tube for ‘Asiatic Authoritarian’ Model

by Claudio Celani

The new Prime Minister, Lamberto Dini, is a former executive director of the International Monetary Fund, and he now heads up a government of technocrats pledged to do the bidding of the City of London.

Yeltsin Between Two Fires

by Roman Bessonov

Our St. Petersburg correspondent looks at the political fallout from Russia’s brutal war in Chechnya.

IMF Sabotages Nigeria’s Fight Against Disease

by Uwe Friesecke and Lawrence Freeman

An interview with Dr. Daihatu Sarui Tafida.

International Intelligence

National

Backlash Begins against Gramm-Gingrich Gang

by H. Graham Lowry

A report issued by the Treasury Department’s Office of Economic Policy projects that more than $1 trillion would be cut from federal programs in seven years, with the passage of a balanced budget amendment and the Republican Party’s “Contract with America.”