Volume 10, Number 21, May 31, 1983
Interviews
General Giulio Macri
by Giuseppe Filliponi
An expert on advanced military applications of technology, and a candidate for the Chamber of Deputies from the Rome-Milan district on the European Labor Party slate.
Luis Yañez
by Katherine Kanter, Elisabeth Hellenbroich, and Anno Hellenbroich
The director of the Ibero-American Cooperation Institute of Spain.
Fernando Moran
The Foreign Minister of Spain.
Miguel Boyar
The Economics and Finance Minister of Spain.
José Maria de Areilza
Former Foreign Minister of Spain and former president of the Council of the European Parliamentary Assembly.
Departments
Kissinger Watch
by Mark Burdman
Great Britain’s gift to Fat Henry.
Report from Bonn
by George Gregory and Rainer Apel
Genscher: Reagan’s adversary.
Italy’s War on Crime
by Marco Fanini
The pot and the kettle.
Mideast Report
by Nancy Coker
Iraq-Syria rapprochement?
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Goodbye to the Ali Baba of Acapulco.
Editorial
Stay the murderers’ hands.
Economics
Latin America Uniting For Economic Battle
by Robyn Quijano
As Brazil’s unpaid debt and Mexico’s unemployment skyrocket, 22 nations met in Quito, Ecuador to discuss a strategy for intracontinental development and a unified strategy on the debt question.
Brazil’s Debt Payments Have Come to a Halt
by Mark Sonnenblick
India: ‘Put Non-Aligned on Summit Agenda’
by Paul Zykofsky
As we go to press, Prime Minister Nakasone has agreed to do so.
Currency Rates
U.S. Uptick Doesn’t Add Up to Recovery
by Leif Johnson
Domestic Credit
by David Goldman
A set-up for the President?
World Trade
by Renée Sigerson
A global D’Avignon Plan.
Banking
by Kathy Burdman
The United States and the IMF.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Moscow’s Unveiled War Plan Against the United States
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
EIR founder Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. specifies that Moscow has three options: 1) negotiate with the United States on the basis of Mr. Reagan’s Mutually Assured Survival strategy; 2) force a decisively humiliating strategic backdown on America; and 3) move for thermonuclear confrontation.
Ogarkov States War Readiness Is ‘Timely and Appropriate’
The full text of the Soviet chief of staff’s V-E Day statement on the activation of Moscow’s battle plans for fighting and winning “total war” in accordance with the Sokolovskii doctrine.
International
Why the Middle East Is About To Explode Again
by Judith Wyer
George Shultz has outdone his predecessors in giving leverage to the U.S.S.R. and the Israeli war faction.
Reagan Presents His Defense Strategy to the West German Population
The President stresses the importance of U.S.-European ties, and explains how an anti-missile defense is possible.
Force de Frappe Has Now Become Obsolete
by Philip Golub
Why the French military should adopt a “launch on warning” policy.
Vatican’s War on Cults Begins in Honduras
Will Spain Ally with Latin America in Debt and Development Fight?
by Katherine Kanter
Documentation: Interviews with Spanish leaders on economic policy and Ibero-American cooperation.
International Intelligence
National
Will Reagan Tame the U.S. ‘Budget Beast’?
by Criton Zoakos
Editor-in-Chief Criton Zoakos describes how rational economic decision-making has been undercut in Congress since 1974.
‘Fruitfly’ Democrat Setting 1984 Issues
by Freyda Greenberg
A profile of Presidential aspirant Alan Cranston, Senator from California.
Editors Take Aim at Administration
by Christina Nelson Huth
A report on the American Society of Newspaper Editors’ conference in Denver.
Documentation: Interviews with Colorado governor Richard Lamm, Rev. Jesse Jackson, and the Pentagon’s Ronald Lehman, conducted at the conference. They are asked by EIR to comment on the new Reagan defense policy.
Education and National Security: Will American Children Be ‘Laser Literate’?
by Carol White
Almost everyone acknowledges the current catastrophe in U.S. schools. Here, solutions are specified.
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
National News
