Program Number: 31
Scope and Contents
Contents: The Chilean junta threatens civilian politicians; Colombia declares a state of siege; the government of Uruguay promises an economic miracle; an International Women's Conference document declares women are a great revolutionary reserve for the transformation of the contemporary world; Cuban ambassador visits Venezuela; a small Colombian village declares its ?independence? from the nation; and an Englishman leads an expedition to try to raise the remains of Sir Frances Drake, who died 379 years ago off the coast of Panama. Interview: Maxwell Chaplin, director of the Office of Latin American Fulbright Programs, discussing Latin American scholarly research and exchange programs. (14:51)
Recorded: n/a
Final Production: n/a
[Air Date]: July 28, 1975
Timings: n/a
Repository Details
Part of the Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin Repository
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