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Program Number: 17
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Contents: A controversy in Lima over the role of the press in the Peruvian revolution; from Colombia a bizarre story of a religious ritual of self-flagellation; the Latin American nations reaffirm their independence from the U.S. while seeking greater cooperation among themselves; an extremist plot in Argentina has been thwarted by the nation's security forces; Bolivia's right-wing military government has denounced a Church-sponsored petition as subversive; Colombia and the Soviet Union have...
Program Number: 18
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Contents: Argentina considers building an atomic bomb; Spanish nuns charged with subversion in Colombia; Chilean intelligence officers shred thousands of books; Castro demands that petroleum-producing nations offer credits to the world's poorest countries; Colombian national army invades Jorge Tadeo Lozano University in Bogotá; members of Brazilian military observe the 10th anniversary of military rule in Brazil; Argentina's death toll from political violence is 126 so far this year; the...
Program Number: 19
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Contents: A multinational corporation is charged with bribing the President of Honduras; a wildcat strike paralyzes Buenos Aires; in Chile, the entire cabinet resigns; in Cuba, the government announces plans to elect a National Assembly; Brazilian health officials fear they are un prepare to handle another epidemic of the type that killed at least 4,000 persons last year; 2 students killed and 10 injured in a street battle with police in the Dominican Republic; Colombia plans to reorganize...
Program Number: 20
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Contents: Colombia is experiencing a resurgence of guerrilla war fare Chile changes its policy on exiles; there are rumors of a secret non-aggression pact between Chile and Bolivia; ?Baby Doc,? hereditary president of Haiti, dismisses 2 members of his cabinet; Colombian govern men decides to militarize the nation's ports; former Bolivian president is in a Chilean prison; Chilean government will no longer permit safe passage from European embassies; a wave of divorces hits Caracas, Venezuela;...
Program Number: 21
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Contents: Brazil denounces the policies of the new leftist regime in Portugal; four Latin American nations are accused of neo-colonialism; a Gallup poll of public opinion in Chile; Honduran armed forces oust President in bloodless coup; former narcotics agent in Colombia tells of the immense problems facing Cartagena; and American and European companies are importing inexpensive human blood from the underdeveloped countries. Interview: Dr. Gerard Behague. (see above) (14:36)...
Program Number: 22
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Contents: Mexico is alive with the sounds of protest; an archbishop denounces homosexual marriages in Chile; the Mexican daily EXCELSIOR predicts a military coup will soon take place in Argentina; the United Nations sponsors a seminar in Caracas, Venezuela, on women; and the Paraguayan newspaper EL PUEBLO denounces what it calls the systematic occupation of its frontier by Brazilian colonists coupled with an exodus of Paraguayan peasants. Interview: Dr. Jorge Hardoy (see above) (14:19)...
Program Number: 23
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Contents: In Buenos Aires, the police foil a plot to assassinate visiting Chilean President Pinochet; in Peru, the military and peasant groups disagree on agrarian reform; the blackmarket trade in dollars flourishes in Argentina; Octavio Paz levels criticism at late Mexican painter, David Alfaro Siqueiros; Colombian government implements measures to improve the living conditions of peasants; French economist comments on new institutions created by left-wing military regimes; U.S. dollar is...
Program Number: 24
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Contents: Latin America reacts to the communist victory in Vietnam; Chilean exiles may lose their citizenship; soccer star Pele to play for a U.S. team; Mexico to soon establish official relations with Vietnam; new radio broadcast guidelines set by Peru's leftist military regime; President Juan Bordaberry of Uruguay criticizes the UN and the ?International Year of the Woman?; political poll taken in Brazil; and Argentine leader issues warning to those who call for military intervention as a...
Program Number: 25
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Contents: The OAS chooses a new Secretary General; Mexico announce its decision to join OPEC; Ecuador's military rulers face civilian opposition; U.S.companies reported to be spending millions of dollars in bribes in doing business abroad; statistics released by the Paraguayan government indicate grave economic problems facing that nation's populace; Mexico is likely to continue its leftward shift on the political spectrum; and problems arise with consumption of milk in Latin America....
Program Number: 26
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Contents: Chile debates the social costs of the new economic policy; Mexico's President calls for Third World solidarity, Peru adopts a second official language; the head of Mexico's ruling party claims Mexico can achieve economic development by other than purely capitalist means; Colombia continues to have problems with a guerrilla group known as the Revolutionary Armed Forces; and Bolivia's hopes of obtaining a corridor to the sea are frustrated. Interview: Dr. Gerard Behague. (14:58)...