Word: haya
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...fast, talked slow, beat his chest with his fists, waved his arms in circles, crouched, whirled, broke off his most telling sentences to invite applause. In the hall of Panama City's Inter-American University, Panamanian students roared approval. Yes, they liked the man from Peru, Victor Raul Haya de la Torre...
Almost from the start, sales paid the workshop's way. Soon Peruvian Government officials began to take an interest. Men like Haya de la Torre, chief of the dominant APRA party, dropped in for a look and stayed to listen. Pipe-puffing Truman Bailey's program for Peru's back-country Indians,,they agreed, made sense. Now big U.S. companies (Westinghouse for one) are bidding for exclusive foreign sales rights. Bailey, who will stay with the, project, is not rushing into the export field. But both he and the Peruvian Government, which needs dollar credits, are looking...
...future of Peru. One was soft-spoken José Luis Bustamente Rivero, the moderate-minded poet and law professor who was elected President last June when leftist parties swept Peru's first really free election. The other, who probably did most of the talking, was leonine Victor Raul Haya de la Torre, boss of Apra (People's Party...
...hold power without office. But when Apra pushed a law through Congress by flexing its muscles in Lima's streets (TIME, Dec. 17), and no Cabinet minister dared publicly to protest, President Bustamente became convinced that the only responsible government would be one with Apra in it. Haya saw that it was impossible to guide policy entirely from the streets. The result: compromise...
Last week three Apristas joined the Cabinet. As partial guarantee that some of Haya's big reconstruction plans would be carried out, Apristas were placed in the Finance, Public Works and Agriculture Ministries. Then, to sanctify the union, Bustamente and Haya came out on the steps of the presidential palace and embraced each other till the cameramen said quit...