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South Florida are poor. Inspired by the Nicaraguans who fled their country after the downfall of President Anastasio Somoza in 1979, wealthy families from El Salvador, Guatemala, Venezuela and Argentina are nervously preparing a South Florida refuge in case their own governments totter. They are pouring their fortunes into Miami banks; it is estimated that as much as $4 billion in Latin exile money is socked away in Miami...
...Salvador--Military Intervention, Elections or Political Solution?--Alfredo Monge; Arlington St. Church, Boston...
...American public has seen through other administration policies--the mail to the White House ran ten-to-one against involvement in EI Salvador, for instance, once the illusion of worldwide Communist conspiracy was shattered by the reality of tyrannical rule. Reaganomics should now meet the same chilly reception; a willing suspension of disbelief is profitable only in theaters...
...they are sent back, there is a good chance that they would be killed. The El Salvadorian government is watching them." Mank said. Because the United States is trying to "minimize" the trouble in El Salvador, it is possible that they will be sent back, he added...
...Secretary also reopened an old disagreement with the Pentagon over the proper U.S. role in El Salvador. Haig wants increased U.S. military aid to the government of José Napoleon Duarte, which is stalemated in its war against leftist insurgents. The Secretary indicated that he was considering military steps, perhaps including naval action, to halt the flow of arms to the rebels from Cuba and Nicaragua. In what several Administration officials call ''an inversion of roles," Weinberger and his Pentagon aides have opposed Haig's State Department on that question, arguing that U.S. military involvement...