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...deficit last year reached $3.8 billion and is expected to go higher a reflection of the sharp drop in the price of gold, the country's main export And in the past the IMF has loaned funds to other countries with questionable human rights records, like Argentina, Nicaragua and EI Salvador...
...Daniel James outlines further this "Media Crusade to Sink EI Salvador," by examining recent articles from the Postand theNew York Times.Of 23 Timesarticles on the subject, James finds that "10 are perceptibly pro-guerilla and only seven pro-U.S....." Thirteen stories of the former variety and five of the latter comprise the Post's coverage of El Salvador. Articles such as these or William Rusher's commentary on "America's zealously anti-Reagan major media" are not uncommon in recent editions of the magazine...
...rise of the Common Market and the establishment of Israel and say armageddon approacheth, an era of two of American progressive could simply watch the declining rate of profit and know that the revolution was on its way. No more, the generation that knows the truth about Kampuchea and EI Salvador, Poland and Guatemala, the Soviet Union and South Africa, must start to think anew unless it wants simply to be choosing the better of two evils at every turn...
...hundred fifty Harvard professors have joined more than 650 of their Boston area colleges in attacking a presidential report which states that human rights have recently improved in EI Salvador. The professors signed a petition which urged the U.S. to end all military and to the Latin American country and are planning an intensive lobbying effort in Washington this spring...
...They see a man who acts without real information. They see a man with an anecdotal view of the world, who may apply in EI Salvador lessons of imagined history in Vietnam. They see a man who gives simplistic answers to complicated questions. They care about their country, and they find it too upsetting to acknowledge-to the public or to themselves-that the enormous power of its leadership is in such hands...