Volume 23, Number 20, May 10, 1996
Interviews
Godfrey Binaisa
by Linda de Hoyos
The former President of Uganda describes the Presidential electoral contest between the incumbent, Yoweri Museveni, and his rival Paul Ssemogerere.
Reviews
Musical (and Other) Gems from the State Library in Dresden
by Nora Hamerman
A current exhibition at the Library of Congress displays artifacts of Germany’s contributions to world culture, from Albrecht Dürer in the Renaissance; to Leibniz and Bach in the 18th-century Augustan Age; to Schiller, Schumann, and Brahms in the 19th century.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
The MST’s “Long March.”
Editorial
Not Another Oil Hoax.
Economics
LaRouche Speaks in Moscow on Global Financial Crisis
by Rachel Douglas
The American economist and Presidential candidate was the main speaker at a round-table discussion sponsored by the Institute for Social and Political Studies (ISPI) of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Free Economic Society of Russia, and the Schiller Institute for Science and Culture of Moscow.
LaRouche Reports on His Visit to Russia
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Feature
Launch a New Marshall Plan To Rebuild Bosnia
by Susan Welsh
The Committee to Save the Children in Bosnia-Hercegovina reported back from a week-long tour of Bosnia and Croatia, warning that unless the financial obstacles to reconstruction are removed, a new world war could be sparked in the Balkans.
Party of Democratic Action: We Need a Program for Rebuilding Bosnia
Dr. Mustafa Effendi Ceric: We Reject the ‘Clash of Civilizations’ Idea
Cardinal Vinko Puijic: Without Justice, There Is No Peace
Condolences from Croatia to Mrs. Alma Brown
Msgr. Dr. Pero Sudar: Bosnia-Hercegovina Is a Viable Nation
Father Avakum Rosic: Hatred and Revenge Will Do Nothing
U.S. Must Carry On Legacy of Ron Brown
Cardinal Franjo Kuharic: Reconciliation Takes Time To Grow
Elektroprivreda: Rebuilding Bosnia’s Electrical Grid
IMF Squeezes Bosnia for Yugoslavia Debt
Merhamet: Relief Effort Kept Sarajevo from Starving
Stjepan Kijuic: A Marshall Plan Can Prevent New Wars
Dr. Mirko Pejanovic: Sarajevo’s Struggle for Human Rights
Hasan Cengic: The Priorities for Bosnia’s Armed Forces
London’s ‘Iron Lady’ Gave the Green Light
A selection of press coverage of the delegation’s visit.
International
British Offensive on Sudan Hits Snag, Lies Exposed
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
On April 26, the UN Security Council rammed through a resolution, imposing diplomatic and political sanctions on Sudan. Although the vote signals a serious escalation in the crusade against the strategically key nation, it falls short of the expectations of the crusaders.
FARC, UN Out To Get Colombia’s Gen. Bedoya
by Maximiliano Londoño Penilla
Italy’s Parliamentary Elections: The Left Wins, a Shift to the Right
by Claudio Celani
Documentation: Who Is Romano Prodi?
Nation-State Target of Argentine Terror
by Cynthia R. Rush
The Ugandan Elections Pose a Challenge to London’s Museveni
by Linda de Hoyos
International Intelligence
National
Clinton’s Diplomacy Keeps Mideast Peace On Track
by William Jones
The trips of Shimon Peres and Yasser Arafat to the White House, proved again how crucial the Clinton Administration’s role is.
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
National News
