Program Number: 34

Contents: Latin American leftists react to developments in Portugal; an American and a Colombian priest are murdered in Honduras; in Venezuela, the rift widens between the centrist and leftist political parties; Latin America's foreign debt rises to almost 30 billion dollars and is growing; and Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis arrives in Mexico to write the musical score for a new movie about a small mining town in Chile's northern desert. Interview: Russian scholar Anatolii Nikolevich Glinkin, director of Section on History of International Relations and Foreign Policy at the Institute of Latin America of the Academy of Science in the U.S.S.R., discusses Latin American Studies in the U.S.S.R. and the Soviet view of Latin American history and politics. (14:44)

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[Air Date]: August 18, 1975

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