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NACLA On The Air There's been no absence of important developments in El Salvador this summer, such as the burial of land reform, continuing disappearances and human rights abuse and, of...
...As part of NACLA's general effort to reach beyond the circle of the convinced, we view this first press tour as an important step toward strengthening public opposition to U.S...
...In hard times, we can rely on our readers to come to the rescue...
...Contribution cards contain countless letters or scribbled notes saying, "keep up the good work...
...Buena suerte, Paul, and thank you...
...media, after their saturation coverage of the March elections, apparently decided to give El Salvador a rest...
...Departing Staffer While the publication of our Report is always a happy time for us, our last "South Atlantic Triangle" brought with it a sad loss...
...But what about inter-relationships...
...New Regional Institute NACLA Associate George Black represented us on the fiveperson U.S...
...This new center, headed by Jesuit economist Xabier Gorostiaga, defined the task of the conference as "bringing together the leading social scientists of the Central American and Caribbean area...to collaborate in planning viable popular and democratic alternatives for a region in profound economic and political crisis...
...delegation to the first international seminar of the Institute For Economic and Social Investigation (INIES) in Managua, June 2-6...
...So please, if you haven't yet become a NACLA sustainer, please do-you're indispensable...
...On twelve radio shows and four TV appearances and in numerous interviews with the press, they were able to put forth views on Central America rarely heard in the major media...
...To refresh the media's short memory, and to promote their new book, El Salvador: The Face of Revolution, NACLA staffers Robert Armstrong and Janet Shenk went on the "authors' circuit" in Boston, Washington, D.C...
...Overshadowed by wars in Lebanon and the South Atlantic, El Salvador once again was relegated to back-page paragraphs listing little else than body counts...
...and New York...
...14,000 - And Still Comingi Three weeks into our annual sustainers' campaign, the results confirm what we've always suspected...
...The final line in the seventh paragraph should have read: "...than cooperation, among the countries of the region...
...An exhaustive analysis of the crisis laid the groundwork for agreements on a common methodology and joint research programs involving some 20 centers in Nicaraqua, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Mexico, Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and other Latin American countries...
...And on Boston's public TV station, Shenk discussed the implications of souring U.S.-Argentine relations for international plans in Central America...
...NACLAwill collaborate with INIES above all in the field of documentation and identification of sources...
...And indeed, your contributions and words of encouragement do keep us going...
...We have received contributions totaling over $14,000 -double what we received in the same time period last year...
...But the U.S...
...ERRATA Two lines were missing from "PUERTO RICO-Bootstrap to 'Initiative'"' in the May-June issue...
...The final line in the fifth paragraph on page 46 should have read: "...conference...
...This promotional tour was ar46 ranged by the public relations firm of Fenton Communications, Inc., and made possible by a generous grant from several NACLA supporters...
...policy in Central America...
...Appearing on NBC's "Live at Five" in New York, Armstrong debated Long Island's freshman right-wing Congressman, John LeBoutillier, on the outcome of El Salvador's elections...
...Paul Horowitz, a researcher since April 1979, left NACLA in June to study computer science at New York University...
...Besides this recent study on Africa and the Southern Cone, he worked on two other Reports, on Panama and the Puerto Rican pharmaceutical industry...
...You will be sorely missed...
...advisers and Honduran troops) and the FMLN...
...NACLA On The Air There's been no absence of important developments in El Salvador this summer, such as the burial of land reform, continuing disappearances and human rights abuse and, of course, the escalating war between Salvadorean Army troops (aided by U.S...
...or "don't let us down-you're indispensable...
Vol. 16 • July 1982 • No. 4
