Volume 22, Number 26, June 23, 1995
Departments
Australia Dossier
by Allen Douglas
Exposé of Royals Draws Blood.
Editorial
The Rights of Men, Women, and Children.
Strategic Studies
LaRouche Presents Economic Recovery Program in Moscow
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Russia and the United States “have a historic, common interest to fulfill” in putting the central banking system into bankruptcy and launching a new monetary system, Lyndon H. LaRouche said on June 8 in an address to the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow.
Economics
Clinton Puts Financial Reform on International Agenda
by William Jones
The “reforms” proposed in the final communiqué of the Halifax summit of the Group of Seven will do nothing to solve the crisis; but behind the scenes were battles over the real issues of economic development.
Mexican Private Banking System Is Melting Down
by Carlos Cota Meza
Of the 18 private banks still in existence, six have resorted to the federal bailout entity Procapte.
Currency Rates
Japan’s Banking Crisis Could Trigger Global Financial Collapse
by William Engdahl
Disclosure of huge bad loans lifts the veil off a crisis that is now five years old.
The Third World’s Biological Holocaust Can Be Stopped
by Carol Hugunin
New research shows that easily cured nutritional deficiencies could be a major factor in countries afflicted by deadly outbreaks like that of the Ebola virus.
‘Shock Therapy’ Yields Food Crisis in CIS
by Rosa Tennenbaum and Marcia Merry Baker
Armenia’s President Deludes His Countrymen
by Vigen Akopyan
“Minimum wage” is purely symbolic.
Business Briefs
Feature
Three Drug Busts Prove Dope, Inc. Can Be Defeated
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Indictment Against the Cali Cartel
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Colombia’s Samper Hits Cali Cartel, But Negotiates With ‘Third Cartel’
by Javier Almario
Will Robert Vesco Spill the Beans on Dope, Inc.?
by Richard Freeman and Jeffrey Steinberg
How Vesco Set Up the Medellín Cartel
by Gretchen Small
From Vesco-IOS to Milken-Drexel Burnham
Soros Provides Funds for Drug Legalization
by Scott Thompson
Bush’s Legalization Strategy Set Back in Colombia
by Valerie Rush
Panama: George Bush’s Narco Government
Venezuela: Cisneros & Co. in the Sights
LaRouche Was Right: 20-Year War on Drugs
International
Shut Down UN’s Beijing Conference on Women
by Marianna Wertz and Linda de Hoyos
Documentation: Excerpts from the Draft Platform for Action of Proposals for Consideration in the Preparation of a Draft Declaration, and the Draft Platform for Action Commission on the Status of Women at its 39th session.
Bosnians Gather Forces for an Offensive To Liberate the Nation
by Katharine Kanter
To deal with the Bosnian war, Lyndon LaRouche urges the United States military to recover the winning philosophy it had before MacArthur was fired.
China Cleans Out British Free Trade Vulnerabilities
by Michael Billington
Kissinger’s China War Comes to Congress
by Kathy Wolfe
‘Green’ Vice President of German Parliament Praises Paganism
by Rainer Apel
Baroness Lynda Chalker Targets Kenya for Tribal Warfare
by Joseph Brewda
Italy at the Crossroads
by Claudio Celani
Part I of a Series: Is Italy in Danger of Fascism?
International Intelligence
National
Whitewater Starr Chamber May Be Running Out of Steam
by Edward Spannaus
It may not be accidental that at the same time that the Clinton Administration is making some dramatic moves against drug-trafficking and money-laundering networks—moves which implicitly hit circles closely linked to George Bush’s secret government apparatus which came to prominence in the 1980s—the attacks on President Clinton himself seem to be escalating.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones and Carl Osgood
National News
