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Program Number: 6
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Contents: Report: A report on Mexico's attempts to limit English expressions in the Spanish language; a look at how U.S. protectionism is hurting the Colombian cut flower industry; and a story on Surinam and its current political turmoil. Interview: Arnaldo Coro, a Cuban journalist and communications scholar, concludes his discussion of the communications industry and media entertainment in Cuba. Recorded: January 19, 1983 Final Production: January 19, 1983...
Program Number: 7
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Contents: Report: A report on Colombia's economic emergency package, which includes a tax amnesty on illegal drug income; a look at criticism of U.S. policy in Central America by the nonaligned movement and the British Parliament; and a story about Chile's economic crisis and its political repercussions for the Pinochet dictatorship. Interview: Rubem Alves, a professor of philosophy at the State University of Campinas in Brazil, and Jorge Lara-Braud, director of the Council on Theology and...
Program Number: 8
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Contents: Report: A report on the Reagan administration's latest certification of human rights progress and political refcrm in El Salvador: and a preview of Pope John Paul N's upcoming tour of Central America. Interview: Rubem Alves, professor of philosophy at the State University of Campinas in Brazil, and Jorge Lara-Braud director of the Council on Theology and Culture of the Presbyterian Church of the United States, conclude their discussion on Liberation Theology. Recorded:...
Program Number: 9
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Contents: Report: A story about a research center in Colombia that has become a world pioneer in appropriate technology; a report on the disbanding of Mexico's most corrupt law enforcement group?the Mexico City Secret Police; and an examination of recent attempts by Haitian exile groups to provoke unrest in Haiti. Interview: Bernie Gellner, a visiting professor of anthropology at The University of Texas at Austin, talks about the long tradition of itinerant commerce among highland Indians in...
Program Number: 10
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Contents: Report: A story about U.S. concern over recent progress in Brazil's nuclear development; a look at this year's Carnava/ in Brazil?Roberto DaMatta, an anthropologist at the University of Rio de Janeiro, talks about the significance of Carnaval in Brazilian life; and a report on a former Argentine police official's attempt to justify past human rights abuses by the military government. Interview: Clifford Krauss, a correspondent forthe Cox News Service in Mexico City, talks about the...
Program Number: 11
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Contents: Report: A series of reports on the Caribbean Basin-?a story on one biologist's plan to revive the region's declining population of Conch; a report on the economic effects of a decline in regional tourism; and a special on?location report from the tiny Colombian island of San Andres, where islanders fear that international politics and rapid development may soon destroy their idyllic way of life. Recorded: February 23, 1983 Final Production: February 23,...
Program Number: 12
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Contents: Report: A special report on the impact of the turmoil in Central America on the United States?a special presentation from the Fifth Annual Editors? Conference of the Woodrow Wilson Center of the Smithsonian Institution. Speakers include Assistant Secretary of State Stephen Bosworth, journalist Alan Riding, and scholars Richard Millett and Susan Kaufman Purcell, among others. Recorded: n/a Final Production: n/a For Play:Monday, March 21, 1983 -...
Program Number: 13
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Contents: Report: A report on the Reagan administration's request for a major increase in military aid to Latin America; a look at Canada's close relations with Caribbean nations; and a wrap-up of Pope John Paul II's Central American tour. Interview: the Reverend Henry Lee Atkins, Episcopal chaplain at the University of North Carolina at Greensborough and a specialist on the church in Central America, talks about tensions in the church and the commitment of some clergy to social and...
Program Number: 16
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Contents: Report: A look at the outcome of Brazil's presidential elections, which some see a victory for the opposition; a report on the establishment of a U.S. spy network in Central America; and a story on Grenada and the controversy surrounding the construction of a new airport on the island. Interview: Ronald Waddell, a reporter for Guyana's state-owned newspaper the Chronicle, talks about that country's government and its long-time leader, Forbes Burnham.
Program Number: 17
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Contents: Report: A look at the Brazilian space program; a report on a South African tour by Caribbean cricket players, which has prompted criticism throughout the Caribbean; and a story on Anglo-Argentines and how their culture lives on, despite last year's war with Britain. Interview: Oscar Oszlak, director of CEDES, an independent research center in Buenos Aires, talks about politics in Argentina and the nation's return to civilian rule. Recorded: n/a Final...