Box 6 LSF

Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A report on recent breakthroughs in the investigation of the assassination of Orlando Letelier and the political repercussion of those breakthroughs in Chile. Interview: Cuauhtemoc Anda, former director of the School of Economics at the National Polytechnic Institute in Mexico City, discusses Mexico's oil and gas resources and their importance to both Mexico and the United States. Recorded: April 26 and 28, 1978 Final Production: April 28, 1978...

Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A comparison of the recently concluded Panama Canal Treaty debate with the debate over the original treaty in 1903. Interview: Ken Roberts and Allan King, of the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research, discuss their effort to calculate the extent of the flow of illegal immigration from Mexico to the U.S. Recorded: April 27 and May 4, 1978 Final Production: May 4, 1978 [Air Date]: May 22, 1978 Timings: v.o. 29:44, m.o....

Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A look at Brazil's state - controlled arms industry and its increasing sales abroad; a review of Venezuela: The Democratic Experience. Interview: Former CIA director William Colby discusses CIA activities in Latin America and the role of intelligence in the conduct of foreign affairs. Recorded: April 15, 1977 and May 12, 1978 Final Production: May 12, 1978 [Air Date]: May 29, 1978 Timings: v.o. 29:41, m.o....

Scope and Contents Contents: Report: An analysis of changes in the structure of Argentina's military junta; a look at anti-Semitism in Argentina and its relationship to domestic political problems. Interview: Cecilio Morales, manager of the Economic and Social Development Department of the Inter American Development Bank, explains the operations of the IDB. Recorded: May 17, 1978 Final Production: May 18, 1978 [Air Date]: June 5, 1978 Timings: v.o. 29:01, m.o....

Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A look at recent changes announced by Chilean President Augusto Pinochet relaxing some of the military junta's political restrictions. Interview: Linda Schele, anthropologist from the University of South Alabama, discusses the breakthroughs she and three other anthropologists have made in deciphering the 1000 year old Mayan hieroglyphs. Recorded: November 11, 1977 and May 24, 1978 Final Production: May 24, 1978 [Air Date]: June 12,...

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Contents:Report: A report on political developments in Brazil, as opposition groups maneuver in anticipation of presidential elections. Interview: Christopher Nascimento, Minister of State of Guyana, talks about the problems of independence and economic development in Guyana and other recently independent nations.

Recorded: May 26 and June 2, 1978

Final Production: June 2, 1978

[Air Date]: June 19, 1978

Timings: v.o. 29:24, m.o. 29:40

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Contents: Report: A look at the most popular sporting event in the world ?- the World Cup Soccer Championship, held this year in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Interview: [C. Nascimento] the Minister of State of Guyana, and an interview with Venezuelan scholar Sadio Garavini on politics and society in Guyana.

Recorded: June 9, 1978

Final Production: June 9, 1978

[Air Date]: June 26, 1978

Timings: v.o. 29:41, m.o. 29:59

Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A look at a hunger strike in Chile held by relatives of missing persons; an examination of some of the economic effects associated with the ?World Cup madness? in Buenos Aires, Argentina; an analysis of the political activity in Bolivia in preparation for presidential elections since 1966. Interview: Roberto Jordan, National Coordinator of Bolivia's Key Party (MNR), explains the significance of the July 9, presidential elections. Recorded: June 16, 1978...

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Contents: Report: The first of a series of interviews on one of the most important meetings of the Latin American Church in this decade, the meeting of the Latin American Bishops (CELAM III) in Puebla, Mexico. Interview: Dr. John Coleman, assistant professor of religion and society at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, describes Theology of Liberation and the conflicts it has produced within the Roman Catholic Church.

Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A report on the Senate debate over reducing the U.S. strategic stockpile of tin, the repercussions for Bolivia's economy, and the reactions from Bolivia; Part II of a report on the issues facing the Roman Catholic Church, a look at the history of church concern for issues of social justice. Interview: Ruben Alves, professor of Social Philosophy of the State University of Campinas, Brazil, discusses what is known as the Theology of Liberation. Recorded: March 29...