Volume 17, Number 50, December 28, 1990
Interviews
Luis Fernando Jaramillo
by Javier Almario
The Colombian foreign minister tries to justify how Colombia has kowtowed to Bush on economics, the Mideast, and drugs.
Juozas Tumelis
The chairman of the Council of the Lithuanian Independence Movement, Sajudis.
Vytautas Radzvilas
The vice chairman of Sajudis.
Laith F. Shubeilat
A member of the Jordanian Parliament.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota Meza
Oil Resources on the Auction Block.
Andean Report
by Alfonso Rodriguez
Venezuela’s Pérez To Pump Oil for Bush.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Just Why Did Bush Invade Panama?
Editorial
Soviet Shakeup: LaRouche Was Right.
Strategic Studies
Baltic Drive for Freedom Faces New Moscow Hard Line
By Jan. 1, 1991, the Soviet confrontation with the Baltic states will be on in earnest.
Baltic States Appeal to World Parliaments
Five resolutions passed at the historic joint session of the Baltic Supreme Councils of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
Landsbergis Deplores Western Indifference
Food Aid Must Be ‘Rigorously Controlled’
An interview with Juozas Tumelis.
‘Productive Triangle Is the Only Solution’
An interview with Vytautas Radzvilas.
Economics
IMF Recommends ‘Polish Model’ for the Soviet Union
by Christopher White
The insistence of the Anglo-American elite that the Soviet Union adopt IMF policies, is a certain road to war.
The ‘Productive Triangle’ Can Break Bottlenecks in Soviet Food Crisis
by Rainer Apel
‘Free Market’ Method Won’t Do the Job
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
Currency Rates
The AIDS Tragedy Is on the Mexican Agenda
by Hugo López Ochoa
Banking
by John Hoefle
The FDIC Is Broke.
Transportation
by Anthony K. Wikrent
Great Lakes Faces Shipping Bottleneck.
Business Briefs
Feature
Have Bush and Colombia Agreed To Legalize Drugs?
by José Restrepo
This annihilation of every institutional pillar of Colombian society is dangerously close with the election of the Constituent Assembly. Top on the agenda of the terrorist M-19 and the drug cartels will be to end any semblance of a war against Colombia’s vast narcotics trade, and instead to legalize it.
The Radical Liberal Roots of the Constituent Assembly
Antonio Navarro Wolf: ‘New Age’ Enforcer
Colombia Has Aligned with Bush on Economics, the Mideast ... and Drugs
by Javier Almario
An interview Foreign Minister Luis Fernando Jaramillo.
Let Us Remember the Fallen Heroes of Colombia’s War on Drugs
Profiles of martyrs Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, Jaime Ramírez Gómez, Guillermo Cano Isaza, and Luis Carlos Galán.
‘Dope, Inc.’ Sets Up New Drug Routes
by Dennis Small
International
Gorbachov Gets Mandate To Smash Freedom Movements
by Konstantin George
Meanwhile, six republics have made it clear they do not wish to remain in the Soviet Union at all.
LaRouche Estimate on Soviet Crisis: Gorbachov Could Be Out by Year End
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
NATO: ‘Out of Area’ or Out of Business?
by Michael Liebig
Analyzes the continental European governments’ response to Anglo-American pressures for genocidal wars on the South.
Immediate ‘Iraqi Nuclear Bomb’ Is Hoax
by Joseph Brewda
‘Iraq Always Sought a Peaceful Solution’
by Mayser Y. al-Mallah
By the cultural attaché at Iraq’s Embassy, Mayser Y. al-Mallah.
‘The United States Is Punishing Jordan’
An interview with Laith F. Shubeilat.
Aga Khan Seeks ‘New World Order’ Solution for Gulf Refugees
by Mark Burdman
Argentina’s Menem Wants Opponents Dead
by Cynthia R. Rush
When Moro Refused To Abet Mideast War
by Umberto Pascali
Ershad Arrested in Bangladesh
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
S. Korean Diplomacy Out on a Limb for Perestroika
by Lydia Cherry
International Intelligence
National
Chicago Teach-In Begins New Phase of Anti-War Movement
Students from nearly 50 different colleges and universities deliberated over Dec. 15-16, and came out with a manifesto demanding withdrawal from the Persian Gulf, and a Mideast “Marshall Plan” development plan, at the Schiller Institute-sponsored meeting.
Helga Zepp-LaRouche Rips Population Wars
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
From her address to a Chicago anti-war teach-in.
Court Rulings Incite Clamor for Killings
by Linda Everett
In a season of hope, the malthusians prey on despair: an analysis of the rulings in the Cruzan and Kevorkian cases.
LaRouche Testifies for the Defense in Roanoke Political Frameup Trial
by Warren J. Hamerman
Judge Protects Ollie North, ADL Cronies
by Bruce Director
New Fact Sheet Details Lies behind Bush’s Countdown to War
FBI, DEA Challenged on Lockerbie Coverup
by Jeffrey Steinberg
National News
