Volume 22, Number 14, March 31, 1995
Interviews
Jorge Constantino Kanter
The president of the Belisario Domínguez Regional Union of Rural Property Owners of Altamirano, Chiapas. Mexico, Kanter headed the growers’ hunger strike in Mexico City.
Departments
Editorial
Good Riddance.
Economics
Derivatives Crisis Sparks Calls for Emergency Action
by Anthony K. Wikrent
From Germany’s Helmut Schmidt to France’s François Mitterrand, European leaders are demanding measures to prevent a repeat of the Barings bankruptcy. But there is something missing in their program.
China Draws Lessons of Barings Collapse
by Mary Burdman
The shenanigans of derivatives traders in the Far East has Beijing’s leaders worried, and they are taking protective action.
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Special Report
Most ‘Terrorist Experts’ Spout Fairy-Tales
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Analyzes terrorism, and the disinformation of so-called “terrorism experts,” as modern irregular warfare against the nation-state.
Chronicle of a Zapatista Conspiracy
by Marivilia Carrasco and Hugo López Ochoa
A Zapatista Network in the U.S. Military?
Britain’s ‘Chiapas International’
by Joseph Brewda
Sorbonne: Center of Indigenous Terrorism
by Joseph Brewda
The Heidegger file: Ruiz’s Ideological Support Networks in Germany
by Elisabeth Hellenbroich
Action Anthropologists Train the ‘Indigenous’ Shock-Troops
by Gretchen Small
The São Paulo Forum: The Narco-Terrorist International
The EZLN’s Terrorism: An Eyewitness Account
by Hugo López Ochoa
Government Must Act Against Zapatistas
An interview with Jorge Constantino Kanter.
The Economic Toll of the Zapatista Insurgency
Mexico: Profiles in Fascism
Samuel Ruiz, the Red Bishop of Chiapas — Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, Terrorists’ Frontman — Manuel Camacho Solís, United Nations Agent — Marcos, Terrorist from a Test Tube.
How LaRouche Unearthed the Truth about International Terrorism
by Jeffrey Steinberg and Scott Thompson
EIR’s 15-year Record on Chiapan Terrorism
International
British Elites Gather To Reverse ‘Inevitable Decline’
by Mark Burdman
The Chatham House conference on “Britain in the World” will feature none other than Henry Kissinger and Prince Charles.
IMF Tightens Its Grip on Ukraine
by Konstantin George
Britain and U.S. Renew Iraq Embargo
by Hussein Al-Nadeem
Chávez Caught Running Venezuela-Colombia Border Provocation
by Miguel Angel Piedra
The French Elections: Cheminade Throws His Hat into the Ring
The ruling nomenklatura, which is trying to keep the Presidential election under tight control, is in for a big surprise.
International Intelligence
National
Is Clinton a Target of Brits’ ‘Long, Hot Summer’?
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The strategic context for understanding the current political attacks on HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, and others.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
