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...Reagan Administration should not support the El Salvadoran government as it violates human rights and has no respect for scholarly political opposition, a student from the University of El Salvador said in a speech at the Law School last night...

Author: By Garth R. Wiens, | Title: Salvadoran Attacks U.S. For Supporting Duarte | 12/2/1987 | See Source »

Hernandez spoke here as part of a week-long tour of New England universities, sponsored by the New England Central America Network, which is trying to drum up student support for the University of El Salvador...

Author: By Garth R. Wiens, | Title: Salvadoran Attacks U.S. For Supporting Duarte | 12/2/1987 | See Source »

...Salavador army destroyed many of the buildings on the University of El Salvador campus during the four-year military occupation, before Duarte came into power. The school reopened in 1984 but has thus far received no money from the government to rebuild its facilities...

Author: By Garth R. Wiens, | Title: Salvadoran Attacks U.S. For Supporting Duarte | 12/2/1987 | See Source »

...turmoil? The trouble began in earnest with the Oct. 19 crash on Wall Street, which knocked the wind out of the Mexican stock market. Since Black Monday, the total value of shares on the exchange has plunged by more than 70%, from $38 billion to $11 billion. Says Salvador Kalifa, an economic consultant from the northern city of Monterrey: "Gossip and rumors take precedence over all else. All people want is to get rid of their portfolios." The market collapse made Mexicans nervous about the peso...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Peso Panic: Mexico's currency plunges | 11/30/1987 | See Source »

Last month Aquino's disaffected Vice President, Salvador Laurel, secretly | sent feelers to Honasan, who remains at large in or around Manila and constantly threatens to strike again with rebel soldiers. Laurel, who has publicly attacked Aquino and her policies, wanted assurances that the colonel would not stage a coup while the Vice President was in the U.S. on a speaking tour. Laurel was afraid that if Aquino were ousted from the presidency while he was abroad, he would be maneuvered out of the succession. Aquino, meanwhile, was not above tweaking her Vice President. Members of Philippine consulates...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: The Philippines Praying For Time | 11/23/1987 | See Source »

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