Program Number: 39
Scope and Contents
Contents: A bloodless coup in Peru; the world's witches meet in Bogota, Colombia; censorship rears its head once again in Brazil; Colombia and neighboring Ecuador come to an agreement over the demarcation of their boundaries in the Pacific Ocean; and in Venezuela, Diego Aria Salicetti offers suggestions on how to solve Latin America's many urban Problems. Interview: Dr. Joao Paulo Monteiro, head of Graduate Department of Philosophy at the University of Säo Paulo, and Maria Beatrice Nissa da Silva, professor of History, discuss the study of philosophy and history in Brazil. (14:03)
Recorded: n/a
Final Production: n/a
[Air Date]: September 22, 1975
Timings: n/a
Repository Details
Part of the Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin Repository
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