Volume 22, Number 19, May 5, 1995
Interviews
Natalya Vitrenko and Vladimir Marchenko
by Rachel Douglas
Ukrainian parliamentarians and leaders of the Socialist Party, Dr. Vitrenko and Mr. Marchenko are members of the Parliament’s Committee on Economic Policy.
Reviews
Unique View of Italian Renaissance Painting in Morgan Library Exhibit
by Nora Hamerman
“The Painted Page: Italian Renaissance Book Illumination, 1450-1550,” at the J.P. Morgan Library in New York City.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Hugo López Ochoa
Shock Program Takes Its Murderous Toll.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
A Step Closer to the Truth.
Andean Report
by Javier Almario
On the Heels of the Cali Cartel.
Editorial
Irregular warfare: The Name of the Game.
Economics
IMF Demands More Powers as Financial Chaos Grows
by William Jones
But many officials at the International Monetary Fund’s Interim Committee meeting saw Banquo’s ghost, in the form of a message from Lyndon LaRouche.
Beyond Von Hayek: Neoconservative Anarchism
by Rainer Apel
Report from a conference of the International Institute of Austrian Economics.
Schiller Institute Group Warns Nigeria on IMF
German Municipalities Face Breakdown
by Lothar Komp
Currency Rates
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry Baker
U.S. Food Stocks for Emergencies Are Gone.
Business Briefs
Feature
Schiller Institute Thwarts the IMF’s Plans in Ukraine
by Karl-Michael Vitt and Susan Welsh
The Ukrainian Parliament is the scene of high drama these days, as the Kuchma government tries to implement the International Monetary Fund’s austerity demands, and parliamentarians fight back. When the U.S. State Department and the Schiller Institute arrived on the scene at the same time, the fur really began to fly.
How the IMF’s Policies Destroy the Physical Economy of Nations
by Dennis Small
Speech to a conference in Kiev, Ukraine.
IMF Shock Therapy Is Pushing Ukraine toward a Social Explosion
by Rachel Douglas
An interview with Natalya Vitrenko and Vladimir Marchenko.
International
Great Britain Unleashes Global Irregular Warfare
by Linda de Hoyos
French Presidential Elections Defy Calculations of Paris Nomenklatura
by Christine Bierre
The victory of Lionel Jospin was a surprise to all, and the crisis facing the country means that business-as-usual calculations no longer hold. Jacques Cheminade, the “surprise candidate” and friend of Lyndon LaRouche, announces his plans to build a new political movement.
Kissinger Offers Brazil a Hemispheric Condominium
by Silvia Palacios and Lorenzo Carrasco
Scandal Rocks Israel: Will Sharon Be Hit?
by Dean Andromidas
The Unfolding of Russia’s ‘Great Criminal Revolution’
by Roman Bessonov
Part 2 of Roman Bessonov’s analysis of Chechnya, the Russian Sicily.
‘Human Rights’ Protectors Play a Double Game
by Roman Bessonov
Celebrate the Victory over Fascism, by Destroying Fascist Policies Today
by Nancy Spannaus
The president of the U.S. Club of Life writes on the 50th anniversary of V-E Day.
International Intelligence
National
House of Windsor Escalates War Against United States
by Jeffrey Steinberg
To understand the dastardly terrorist act in Oklahoma City, don’t look at the “lone assassins” being paraded about in the media, but focus instead on the pattern of evidence showing who is controlling the pawns and patsies.
British Pawprints on Oklahoma Bombing
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
OSI Targets More Innocent People
by Scott Thompson
The Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigations, having botched its campaign against John Demjanjuk, is looking for more fish to fry.
National News
