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Program Number: 46

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A story on the two Latin American recipients of this year's Nobel Prizes for Peace and Literature-?Alfonso Garcia Robles and Gabriel Garcia Marquez; a portrait of Colombia's new president. Belisario Betancur, and the policies he is expected to follow; a look at dictatorship and economic growth in Paraguay, including the comments of Dario Elias, an information specialist at the U.S. Embassy in Asuncion; a report on continuing human rights violations in Guatemala under the...

Program Number: 47

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A report on political party elections in Uruguay as part of that county's highly controlled democratization process; a story on the problems faced by the Caribbean Basin Initiative in Congress due to opposition by special interests. Interview: Maxine Molyneux, a professor of sociology at the University of Sussex in England and a specialist on the position of women in revolutionary societies, discusses women's rights in Nicaragua. Recorded: November 4, 1982...

Program Number: 48

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A story on Colombia's efforts to become the site of the next World Cup Soccer Championship, despite opposition by Brazil and the United States; a report on Bolivia's crackdown on the cocaine trade and the violence and charges of repression that campaign has provoked; and a look at how the recent murder of an Argentine businessman has sparked fears of a return to widespread human rights abuses in Argentina. Interview: Anne Nelson, freelance journalist and photographer,...

Program Number: 49

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A look at Argentina's success in gaining United Nations support for a negotiated settlement of the Falklands/Malvinas issue; a story on the Reagan administration's attempts to certify improvements in Chile's human rights record; a report on the pirating and transmission of U.S. television broadcasts in Belize; and an analysis of the economic problems faced by the new president of Mexico, Miguel de la Madrid. Interview: Robert Krueger, former U.S. ambassador at large to...

Program Number: 50

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A story on the integration and economic success of Japanese immigrants in Brazil; and a report on the auto industry in Latin America and how the new ?world car? could boost regional production and sales. Interview: Guillermo Thornberry, director of the Institute for Economic Development at the Graduate School of Business Administration in Lima, discusses Peru's current economic and political situation. Recorded: November 23, 1982 Final Production:...

Program Number: 51

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A look at the recent repudiation at the polls of Uruguay's military government; a report on the recent and unexpectedly smooth meetings of CARICOM and the Organization of American States; a story on a disastrous drought in northeastern Brazil and the social and political problems it has caused. Interview: Herbert Klein, a professor of history at Columbia University and specialist on Bolivia, discusses that nation's return to democracy. Recorded: December 1,...

Program Number: 52

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A look at Latin America's grim economic prospects as described in the annual report of the InterAmerican Development Bank; a story on a controversial amnesty 1aw for Colombia's guerilla forces; a repost on Standard Fruit Company's withdrawal from Nicaragua and the problems that could cause for the country's banana industry; and an examination of President Reagan's recent trip to Latin America. Interview: Pedro Cavalcanti, a Brazilian sociologist at Washington University in...

Program Number: 1

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Scope and Contents

Contents: Report: A special discussion with Dr. Harold Haley of the Veterans Hospital in Houston, Texas, on the nature of health and belief systems in Latin America and the complementarity of native healing and Western medicine.

Recorded: December 8, 1982

Final Production: December 8, 1982

[Air Date]: January 5, 1983

Timings: 29:00

Comments: Rebroadcast of 81-37

Program Number: 2

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A report on Mexico's new president, Miguel de Ia Madrid, and his efforts to control that country's economic crisis and to restore faith in the government: and a look at the growing outside financial and military pressure on Nicaragua. Interview: Yale University economist Albert Fishlow examines Latin America's economic impact on the United States. Recorded: December 22, 1982 Final Production: December 22, 1982 [Air Date]: January 12,...

Program Number: 3

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Scope and Contents Contents: Report: A special report on the plight of Central American refugees in the United States as seen through the eyes of two critics of U.S. immigration policy?Lisa Brodyaga, an attorney working with refugees in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas, and Jim Corbett, an Arizona rancher who has received national attention for his efforts to help undocumented Central Americans elude capture. Recorded: n/a Final Production: n/a [Air Date]: January 19,...