Volume 21, Number 20, May 13, 1994
Interviews
Stipe Mesic
by Elke Fimmen and Helmut Böttiger
The president of the Croatian parliament and the last President of the Presidency of the Yugoslav state, Mr. Mesic has now launched a new party, sharply critical of the policies of Croatian President Tudjman.
Zvonimir Trusic
by Elke Fimmen and Helmut Böttiger
The president of the Croatian Volunteers Association voices his criticisms of the Croatian regime.
Marko Veselica
by Elke Fimmen and Helmut Böttiger
The president of the Christian Democratic Party of Croatia and professor of economy at the University of Zagreb, Professor Veselica was a longtime political prisoner under communism.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Geraldo Luis Zaraiva Lino
An Uncertain Debt Pact.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
New German Initiatives in Mideast.
Dateline Mexico
by Valerie Rush
The Confessions of Bishop Ruiz.
Andean Report
by Manuel Hidalgo
A Shining Path Rescue Effort.
Editorial
A Time of Reconstruction.
Investigation
Press Freedom At Stake in Univision Case before FCC
by Carlos Wesley
The text of EIR’s Motion to Reopen and To Enlarge the Issues, filed before the Federal Communications Commission. EIR is challenging the transfer of control of the biggest Spanish-language television station in the United States to the Venezuelan brothers Gustavo and Ricardo Cisneros.
Economics
Ibero-American Debt Crisis Turns into Dollar Debacle
by Richard Freeman
The capital flight out of Mexico comes just as the dollar itself is under savage attack on the international markets, and bankers are scrambling to hold things together.
Benin: The Only Population Issue in Africa Is Underpopulation
by Dana S. Scanlon
This small West African nation under President Soglo, is taking the lead in fighting the malthusian agenda of the upcoming UN International Conference on Population and Development.
Currency Rates
The Fight To Keep National Research Laboratories Is Key for U.S. Future
by Mel Klenetsky
The issue behind the recent resignation of John H. Nuckolls, director of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Nigeria Protests ‘Drug-Pusher’ Label
by Lydia Cherry
European Cities Start Movement To Counter the Drug Legalizers
by Ulf Sandmark
Poland: Shock Therapy Lethal, Latest Reports Show
Business Briefs
Feature
Lyndon LaRouche Spends Six Days in Moscow
The advocates of shock therapy and systems analysis are quaking in their boots, as, on the invitation of several Russian scientific organizations, LaRouche and his wife spent six days in Moscow, addressing academic and government institutions, and meeting with leading scientists.
Solving Russia’s Economic Crisis: A Question of Scientific Method
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche’s lecture to the Economics Academy of the Russian Federation Ministry of Economics.
Russia, Do Not Repeat the West’s Mistakes
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche’s speech to the Institute for Scientific Information on Social Sciences (INION).
International
Rally Held in Last-Ditch Effort To Save Bosnia
by Katherine Kanter
The International Parliamentarians Against Genocide in Bosnia meet in Brussels, assembling 200 prominent Bosnian and Third World leaders. But where were the parliamentarians of Europe and the United States?
Documentation: The conference resolution.
A French General Speaks: ‘Bosnia Is a Fiction’
The Principles of Physical Economy Point the Way to a Lasting Peace
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Speech to the Brussels conference.
Rwanda: A Test Case for Boutros-Ghali
by Linda de Hoyos
London, Wall Street Slam Venezuela with Financial Warfare
by Valerie Rush
Documentation: Venezuelan President Rafael Caldera writes on the debt crisis.
‘The Serbian Model Must Not Be Allowed to Succeed’
by Elke Fimmen and Helmut Böttiger
An interview with Stipe Mesic.
‘Popular Pressure Kept the Politicos from Caving In’
by Elke Fimmen and Helmut Böttiger
An interview with Zvonimir Trusic.
Why Croatia Needs Libertas Movement
by Elke Fimmen and Helmut Böttiger
An interview with Marko Veselica.
Uproar in India over U.S. Pressure Tactics
by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra
International Intelligence
National
Midterm Primaries Herald Breakout for LaRouche
by Nora Hamerman
The outstanding showings by LaRouche Democrats in the May 3 primaries in Indiana and Ohio may be the harbinger of upsets to come.
Jury Votes Kevorkian ‘Not Guilty,’ as Satanic Euthanasia Spreads
by Linda Everett
Ames Sentenced, Indicts Spy Wars
by Jeffrey Steinberg
In his statement to the court, he had some harsh things to say about the espionage game, which have led some congressmen to demand a top-to-bottom debate on national security policy.
Eye on Washington
by Dennis Speed
Howard Students March on ADL.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
