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1974
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Programs: 27 - [53?]. There is no information on these missing recordings.
Program Number: 1
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Contents: A review of the major events occurring in Latin America in 1974 and a comment on what to expect in 1975. Nationalization of United States interests; rumors of giant oil deposits discovered in Mexico; Cuba knocking on the door of the Organization of American States (OAS); reaction in Latin America to Richard Nixon's resignation Rockefeller's appointment as vice-president aroused new suspicions among some Latin American nations; and the Chilean junta was continuously being condemned...
Program Number: 2
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Contents: A discussion of the term ?Latin America?; opposition to the military government in Chile continues from many quarters both from within as well as outside the country violent guerilla activity on the part of right-wing and left-wing extremist groups continues; rioting has been occurring in a number of Colombian towns and cities in protest over the rising cost of living; a number of Latin American nations sent representatives to a meeting in Lima, Peru, to celebrate the 150th...
Program Number: 3
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Contents: Henry Kissinger calls for a ?new dialogue? with Latin America; Colombia decides to reopen trade with Cuba; inflation hits hard in Latin America; and the Chilean government will be paying about one million dollars to ITT for its investments in Chile. Interview: Dr. Bernardo Berdichewsky, Chilean professor of Anthropology, discusses the indigenous peoples of Latin America and rural change in Chile during Salvador Allende's administration. (14:12) Recorded: n/a...
Program Number: 4
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Contents: Kissinger's call for a ?new dialogue? with Latin America has run into trouble; President Isabela Perón of Argentina is named Latin America's outstanding personality for 1974; Venezuela piled up record dollar reserves last year; and saber rattling continues between Peru and Chile. Interview: Dr. Bernardo Berdichewsky. (14:58)
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[Air Date]: January 20, 1975
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Program Number: 5
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Contents: Brazil's leading newspaper will no longer be censored by the government; economic woes in Colombia; a major new highway is to be built in South America; President Hugo Banzer of Bolivia has invited President Isabela Perón of Argentina to Bolivia to sign agreements establishing an industrial and commercial alliance between the two countries record sugar production in Colombia has resulted in extensive corruption; and Colombia moves toward establishing complete diplomatic and...
Program Number: 6
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Contents: There is promise of new oil discoveries in Latin America; Argentina's grain crop may be disappointing this year; and the OAS will soon choose a new Secretary General to succeed the outgoing Gab Plaza. Interview: Phillip Russell, director of Latin American Policy Alternatives Group and Cuba specialist, discusses the socio?political and economic aspects of contemporary Cuba. (14:02) Recorded: n/a Final Production: n/a [Air Date]: February 2,...