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...There's no indication that there'll be anything but cosmetic changes in U.S. policy," Schecter said. "At best we can expect more statements made under pressure from Carter, mild economic measures like Citibank's withdrawal of government loans, with Andy Young running around claiming credit, and continuing to believe that U.S. corporations are the key to the achievement of justice...
Amid the mounting clamor of student groups calling for Harvard's divestiture of its holdings in the banks--Citibank and Manufacturers Hanover Trust--the investment firm that controls part of Harvard's investment portfolio suddenly announced it was selling the bank stocks "for investment reasons...
...Wednesday, Citibank's executive vice president for international affairs defended that bank's South African operation before the ACSR. But the stocks still went up for sale...
...RIOTING that followed Chamorro's murder, one of the Managua offices the mobs attacked was Citibank of New York. Lest our true allegiances be forgotten, we should note that the Harvard Business School awarded Somoza with an honorary degree. Furthermore, while beans, corn and other key foodstuffs are in short supply in Nicaragua, significant amounts of the arable land in the nation are owned by U.S. corporations and used for cultivating cash crops, such as coffee, cotton and bananas. Most importantly, America must not forget the conclusion that then Congressman Edward Koch of New York reached last summer after...
George. J. Vojta, executive vice president of Citibank for international affairs, defended his bank's South African loan policies before the ACSR...