Word: salvadorans
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...second place, any group with such a hold on all sources of power is unlikely voluntarily to endanger its rule at the polls. Similarly with the trumpeted acceptance of the Contadora draft treaty--why should the Sandinistas accept any outside limitations on their support of El Salvadoran rebels solely out of the goodness of their hearts? In both cases, it is American-backed military pressure, not talks, which has pushed the Sandinistas, however slightly, toward both peace and pluralism...
...working class. From Sharpeville to. San Salvador to Detroit, the lines are drawn. And while Harvard continues to drape its butchers in academic robes and make mass murder "respectable." we will continue to mobilize students to take a side with workers and peasants throughout the world. Military Victory to Salvadoran Leftists! Defend, Complete, Extend the Nicaraguan Revolution! Smash Apartheid--For Workers Revolution! For Unconditional Military Defense of the USSR and Cuba! keep the Butchers on the Run! Thomas N. Crean '86 Spartacus Youth League
...leaders, opposition figures are invited to dine. Shimon Peres visited 3 two years ago as leader of Israel's Labor opposition. This week he is scheduled to return as his country's Prime Minister. El Salvador's President Jose Napoleon Duarte has visited, and so has Salvadoran Rebel Spokesman Ruben Zamora...
...week of diplomacy and political drama was set to begin Sunday, with Reagan playing host at a reception at New York City's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel for 150 leaders of delegations to the General Assembly session. Among other heads of state who planned to attend were Salvadoran President José Napoleón Duarte, Argentine President Raúl Alfonsín and the Sultan of Brunei. Gromyko planned to lead the Soviet delegation. Though it would be undiplomatic of Reagan and Gromyko to talk business at a social event, they will doubtless begin sizing each other up during...
Referring to the Salvadoran government as "run by the United States government," he said that he and his colleagues "are nearly in a panic trying to figure out what will happen after November" if President Reagan is reelected...