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...month, Maharashtra, which guaranteed the deal, defaulted on a $30 million bill, and that bounced the debt to the national treasury. The one certainty is that Enron is going to get paid: the national government pledged as collateral all government resources apart from military and diplomatic assets. "This," says Abhay Mehta, a columnist and author of the book Power Play, a critique of the deal, "is a financial earthquake...
...comforting to know that even in America's out-of-control legal system with its overpaid lawyers, justice can be found." ABHAY GEORGE Aarhus, Denmark...
...about two-thirds of the country (but includes only one-third of the population). The other third of the land will be governed by a new regime, with Communists holding half of the key offices. Each side will have veto power, which prompted protests from conservative General Kouprasith Abhay, who had once led a coup against Souvanna. "It is a paralyzed government," said he. "It will not be able to do anything...But there is nothing we can do about...
...predecessor as Premier until 1962-was attempting a comeback with the aid of southern army commanders and Deputy Premier Leuam Insisiengmay. Souvanna also faced trouble in the north, where Guerrilla Leader Vang Pao had picked his own candidates, afraid that the military rightists led by General Kouprasith Abhay, Souvanna's chief backer, would become too powerful and attempt to bring his anti-Communist Meo tribesmen under Royal Army control...
...morning, and the streets were crowded, when a dozen an cient T-28s rattled over the city from the south. Working with remarkable precision, they avoided civilian targets, unloaded on army headquarters, the airport, and the command post of Royalist Army Strongman General Kouprasith Abhay. At the same time, a military radio station began broadcasting a declaration from coup-happy Laos' latest "Revolutionary Committee." The government had become too divided, proclaimed the communiqué, and the fault lay with the Royalists. Therefore, it went on, Kouprasith and a handful of other right-wing generals must be fired and replaced...