Word: salvadore
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...Salvador starts Sunday...
...future President's first priority will be economic rehabilitation. The government of Incumbent President Salvador Jorge Blanco has managed to attract some foreign investors and reduce inflation from 38% to 14%. Nonetheless, the economy continues to be weighed down by a $3.6 billion foreign debt and an unemployment rate...
...O.P.C.'s Olivier Rebbot Award, named for a Newsweek photographer fatally wounded in El Salvador, was won for the sixth consecutive year by a TIME photographer. David Hume Kennerly took the prize for his exclusive series "Behind Closed Doors," shot at last November's U.S.-Soviet summit at Geneva...
...security approach often converge. When a regime becomes so unpopular that it no longer has the support of its own people, it has obviously lost its usefulness as an anti-Communist force, however solid its anti-Communist convictions. The Reagan Administration first learned that lesson in El Salvador when it realized that a regime dominated by the loudest and fiercest anti-Communists--but hated for its death squads and reactionary economic policies--was not America's best bet. The U.S. rightly decided to back instead a left-of-center politician, Jose Napoleon Duarte, who may seem like a dangerous socialist...
...Jorge Rosales to return to Harvard because President Derek C. Bok promised the club that if "Rosales came back, he would be heard. We're holding the University to that promise." The other speaker at the 8 p.m. Science Center event will be Maria Gonzalez, a native of El Salvador who is also opposed to the Sandinista government in Nicaragua...