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Program Number: 7
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Contents: A report on Buenos Aires, a city that has been described as Paris and New York rolled into one; politics makes for strange bedfellows in Chile; the Bolivian military closes several radio stations; Chile's economic woes continue to grow; and official spokesmen for Ecuador have denied reports alleging that the country was heading toward economic troubles. Interview: Phillip Russell. (15:00) Recorded: n/a Final Production: n/a [Air Date]: February...
Program Number: 8
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Contents: A report on the sport that caused a Danish general to lose his head, sparked a war between two Central American nations, and attracted the biggest T.V. audience in history; in Colombia, bank employees are on strike; for me Bolivian president Hernan Siles Suazo is arrested for ?social agitation?; Colombia's economic situation has worsened due to the high price of oil fixed by the world-wide cartel known as OPEC; a former military dictator of Colombia dies at the age of 75; Mexico...
Program Number: 9
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Contents: Henry Kissinger's ?new dialogue? becomes the first victim of Latin American opposition to the recent U.S. trade bill; petro-politics continues to gain influence among Latin American oil producers; new guerrilla activity is reported in several areas of Latin America; the government of General Alfredo Stroessner in Paraguay is charged with torturing political prisoners; the Peru via military government continues to have problems with its agrarian reform program; and in Colombia, a...
Program Number: 10
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Contents: Rioting in Lima, Peru; a major diplomatic triumph over the U.S. for Latin America; and Chile seeks foreign investments. Interview: Jose Miguel Insulzua, member of Executive Committee of Chilean Resistance and former political advisor to Salvador Allende, discussing Latin America politics. (15:00)
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[Air Date]: March 3, 1975
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Program Number: 11
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Contents: Guerrilla terrorist activity continues in Argentina; French Guiana is rocked by demands for independence; Latin America's traffic problems reach record proportions diplomatic relations are restored between Chile and Bolivia; and Rio de Janeiro's 1975 carnival goes on as scheduled despite several economic and climatic problems. Interview: Dr. Luis Martin, professor of History at Southern Methodist University, discussing the role of women in colonial Latin America, with special...
Program Number: 12
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Contents: Castro plans to carry out his promised plans for a plebiscite in Cuba in order to enact a new constitution; the world's major coffee producers are attempting to force up the wholesale price of coffee; Uruguay continues to be plagued by inflation; factions are forming in the fight over the selection of a successor to Mexican President Luis Echeverria; Venezuela's oil income has catapulted that nation into a leading economic role among the Latin American nations; outbreaks of...
Program Number: 13
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Contents: Secretary of State Henry Kissinger speaks out on Cuba and the renegotiation of the Panama Canal treaty; President Echeverria of Mexico is seeking a candidate to succeed him in office; Che Guevara's younger brother is arrested in Argentina; a proposed Latin American economic community, known as SELAM, would exclude the U.S.; and official statistics indicate that industrial growth in Chile is either stagnating or declining. Interview: Msgr. Joseph Gremillion, professor from Notre...
Program Number: 14
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Contents: Puerto Rico: commonwealth, state or independent nation; women are gaining equality in several Latin American countries; Venezuela and Colombia offer a joint propos a to the Andean Common Market for the creation of a multi-national petro-chemical company; internal unrest increases in El Salvador in the wake of the killing of 50 peasants by the national guard; a controversial Chi lea bishop has been dismissed from his post; a Bolivian labor dispute involving miners is resolved; Chi...
Program Number: 15
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Contents: Brazil may be heading for a return to democracy; Mexican President Luis Echeverria is attacked by students in Mexico City; illegal immigrants in search of work plague a number of Latin American nations; Church and state conflict is resolved in Colombia; President Carlos Andrés Perez of Venezuela makes some important comments in a recent interview; Brazil opposed to SELAM, the proposed economic union, which would exclude the United States: and an oral biography of the late Harry...
Program Number: 16
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Contents: The U.S. is considering cutting military aid to Peru; the death of General Oscar Bonilla causes reshuffling within the Chilean Defense Ministry's top commands; Colombia and Cuba announce the re-establishment of diplomatic and commercial relations; Venezuela reduces oil production in conservation move; Venezuela and Ecuador reiterate their objection to the ?anti?OPEC clause? in U.S. foreign trade bill; concern over Panamanian control of the Canal is voiced; several Latin American...