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Program Number: 37
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Contents: The Peruvian press continues to be muzzled by the military government; a military officer is appointed Minister of Interior in the government of Argentine President Isabela Perón; Latin America undergoes coca-colanization; Uruguayan President Juan Bordaberry responds to economic ills of his country; representatives of the Andean Pact nations meet this month in Santiago, Chile, to discuss arms limitation; the conflict between Guatemala and Great Britain over the disputed territory...
Program Number: 38
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Contents: Echeverria returns to a tumultuous welcome in Mexico City; multinational drug companies are criticized for their Latin American business practices; a conference on Liberation Theology is held in Mexico City; after S and 1/2 months of heated debate, the Venezuelan Senate has approved the oil nationalization bill; representatives from the world's developing countries are meeting in Lima, Peru, to attend a conference of non-aligned nations focusing on the political and economic...
Program Number: 39
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Contents: A bloodless coup in Peru; the world's witches meet in Bogota, Colombia; censorship rears its head once again in Brazil; Colombia and neighboring Ecuador come to an agreement over the demarcation of their boundaries in the Pacific Ocean; and in Venezuela, Diego Aria Salicetti offers suggestions on how to solve Latin America's many urban Problems. Interview: Dr. Joao Paulo Monteiro, head of Graduate Department of Philosophy at the University of Säo Paulo, and Maria Beatrice Nissa da...
Program Number: 40
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Contents: An attempted coup in Ecuador leaves 18 dead; in Honduras concessions to foreign fruit companies are repealed; in Chile, General Pinochet's policies are being criticized from the right; and a report released by the Inter?American Development Bank states that the years 1971-1974 were Latin America's best years for economic growth since the end of the second World War. Interview: Dr. Stanley R. Ross, Latin American historian, discusses the contemporary politics and culture of Mexico....
Program Number: 41
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Contents: In Ecuador, President Rodriguez? cabinet has resigned; a Colombian general has been assassinated; General Pinochet has promised Chileans that he will relax the state of martial law; assassination of Colombian general may mark a new phase in guerrilla activities; two Peruvian journalists living in exile were among those recognized at a recent meeting of the Inter-American Press Society; Dom Helder Camara, Brazilian Archbishop, continues to be a strong dissenting voice against social...
Program Number: 42
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Contents: Mexico prepares for national elections next year; Argentine President Isabela Perón takes a leave of absence from the Presidency; in Nicaragua, the Somoza family comes under criticism; and Mexican President Echeverria asks Mexican intellectuals to become aware of their responsibility to the masses by using language that is intelligible. Interview: John Vincent-Smith. (14:09) Recorded: n/a Final Production: n/a [Air Date]: October 13, 1975...
Program Number: 43
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Contents: Mexican President Echeverria has chosen his successor; President López Michelson is the first Latin American president to visit the Ford Administration; Chile and Uruguay issue a joint declaration; November's elections provide several surprises for Brazil's military government; and Chile has the dubious distinction of having the highest inflation rate in the world. Interview: Chilean Joel Gajardo, Presbyterian Minister and former prisoner of the military regime in Chile, discusses...
Program Number: 44
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Contents: Peru and Colombia to vie for the ?America Cup? in soccer; nuclear power is becoming a reality in Latin America; President Lopez Michelson of Colombia concludes his visit to the United States; members of Cuba's national Film Board visited Bogota to introduce four films to the Colombian audience; Uruguay's President Juan Bordaberry announces that presidential elections planned for 1976 will probably be cancelled; and Brazilian officials try to cope with pollution problems plaguing...
Program Number: 45
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Contents: President Morales of Peru takes steps to establish an honest and open government; President Perez orders a full investigation of charge that Venezuelan officials received bribes from an oil company; Chilean exiles find problems abroad; Puerto Rico's independence movement receives international attention; and negotiations continue between the U.S. and Panama over a new Canal treaty. Interview: Luis Millones. (13:39) Recorded: n/a Final Production: n/a...
Program Number: 46
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Contents: In Argentina, President Perón has returned from a leave of absence; Brazil has decided to allow limited foreign participation in the exploitation of its oil; in Uruguay, the government and the Catholic Church are at odds; a report issued by the Pan American Health Organization revealed that more than 160 million people in Latin America and the Caribbean are poorly nourished and do not receive even minimum health services; more controversy arises over Bolivia's attempts to obtain a...