Volume 20, Number 36, September 17, 1993
Interviews
Sen. Francisco Tatad
by Lydia Cherry
The Philippines senator is an opponent of the government’s population control program, which he charges is being implemented at the behest of foreign agencies with a malthusian agenda.
P. van Duijvenboden
by Jutta Dinkermann
A spokesman for the Dutch Patients Union speaks out against the euthanasia policy which is facing a critical vote in the Senate of the Netherlands in mid-September.
Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega
Prisoner of war General Noriega spoke with EIR from his prison cell in Florida, about the U.S. invasion of Panama and the growing resistance of Panamanians to the “Pétainist” regime that now rules their country. “I shall return,” Noriega vows.
Departments
Australia Dossier
by Al Douglas
Senate Demands Action on Bosnia.
From New Delhi
by Ramtanu Maitra
India Eyes Debate in Japan on NPT.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Freeing Terrorists: Collor’s Final Act.
Editorial
When Will the Bubble Pop?
Economics
Banking Committee Hears EIR on Derivatives, NAFTA
by John Hoefle
Banking columnist John Hoefle testified before the House Banking Committee, at the request of Chairman Henry B. Gonzalez (D-Tex.) and delivered a powerful indictment of the financial policies that are ruining the nation.
‘Invisible Hand’ Grabs Billions from China’s Banking System
by Cho Wen-pin
Currency Rates
Philippine Bishop and Senator Decry U.S. Plan as ‘Demographic Imperialism’
Ramos’s Birth Plan Is a ‘Foreign Import’
An interview with Sen. Francisco Tatad.
Malthusians Predict End of World, Push Food Policies That Guarantee It
by Rosa Tennenbaum
A review of the latest “Vital Signs” report from the Worldwatch Institute.
U.S. Unemployment Coverup
Business Briefs
Feature
Why the Israel-Palestine Accord Must Succeed
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
With the historic agreement signed, its enemies are now gearing up to drown it in blood. Only an approach based on infrastructure building can beat them.
LaRouche: Israel-Palestine Economic Plan Is ‘a Very Pleasant Déjà Vu’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A Chronology of LaRouche’s Attempts To Achieve a Lasting Mideast Peace
Economics Is at Heart of Mideast Accord Protocol
A Peace Plan in the True Interests of Arabs and Israelis
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Issued by Lyndon LaRouche in August 1990.
The Oasis Plan: Man-made Rivers and Growth Corridors Span the Deserts
by Marcia Merry
Energy and Water for the Mideast: The MHTGR
International
War in Caucasus Risks Becoming Internationalized
by Konstantin George
Russia all but controls the Caucasus, and will cement its control in the near future. Turkey and Iran are both threatening to help Azerbaijan against Armenia, as the crisis widens.
Mexican Oligarchy Panics as Growers’ Rebellion Spreads
by Hugo López Ochoa
Club of Rome: Twenty-Five Years of Malthusian Fraud
by Mark Burdman
Expanded Dutch Euthanasia Law: It’s Time To Break Up the Debate
by Linda Everett
The “Dutch model” is being touted as an example of how “compassionate killing” can cheapen the cost of medical care. But it’s nothing but Nazi euthanasia.
The Netherlands Must Not Legalize Euthanasia!
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
By Helga Zepp-LaRouche, president of the German Civil Rights Movement Solidarity.
‘Care Criteria’ Pushed for Euthanasia
by Jutta Dinkermann
An interview with P. van Duijvenboden.
International Intelligence
National
LaRouche Movement Vows To Save U.S. from Unraveling
by Marianna Wertz
The Schiller Institute and the International Caucus of Labor Committees met for their Labor Day conference, to discuss Lyndon LaRouche’s groundbreaking new essay, “History as Science: America 2000.”
Documentation: Greetings to the Conference from Dr. Nedzib Sacirbey, Personal Representative in the United States of the President of the Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina.
Clinton Strategic Review Ignores Russian Danger, Targets Third World
by Kathleen Klenetsky
LaRouche: Gore-Clinton Plan Is ‘Just Cosmetics’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
OBE the Issue in Va. Gubernatorial Race
by Alan Ogden
Schiller Institute Concert Honors Anniversary of March on Washington
Classical ‘Bel Canto’ Singing Has Become an Endangered Species
by Kathy Wolfe
National News
