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Convoy Of U.S. Army Reserve & National Guard Troops Attacked In Honduras, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Hondurans Speak Out Against Contra Presence, U.S. Policy, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Salvadoran Military Accuses Tutela Legal Of Smear Campaign Against Armed Forces & Arena; Church Denies Allegation, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Nicaragua: 14 Opposition Parties Request Mediation By Cardinal Obando Toward Resumption Of "National Dialogue", Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

On Government's Rationale For Refusing To Propose Reform Permitting Nicaraguans To Cast Votes Outside Country, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Nicaragua To Request $150 Million From U.N. High Commission For Refugees, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Nicaraguan Government Removes Prohibition Of Foreign Financing Of Political Parties, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

More On Guatemala City Meeting Between Contras & Nicaraguan Opposition Parties, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

U.S. Trade Deficits, January & February 1989: Mexico, Brazil & Venezuela, John Neagle Apr 1989

Peruvian Military Launches Counteroffensive Against Sendero Luminoso Guerrillas, John Neagle Apr 1989

Report On Mexican Efforts To Reduce Foreign Debt, John Neagle Apr 1989

Venezuelan Supreme Court Ruling Approves $5 Million Compensation For Occidental Petroleum, John Neagle Apr 1989

Argentina Announces Economic Policy Measures: Free Exchange Rate, Fiscal Deficit Reduction, John Neagle Apr 1989

Brazil: February Industrial Output Down, John Neagle Apr 1989

Mexican Public School Teachers Launch Indefinite Strike, John Neagle Apr 1989

Economy Minister Rejects Appeal For Emergency Minimum Wage Hike; Announces World Bank Loan Approval, John Neagle Apr 1989

Uruguayans Vote To Maintain Amnesty Law For Soldiers Accused Of Human Rights Abuses, John Neagle Apr 1989

Venezuela Rejects Suggestion Of Using Gold Reserves & Petroleum Deposits As Collateral To Obtain New Loans, John Neagle Apr 1989

Chile: Labor Confederation Organizes General Strike For April 18, John Neagle Apr 1989

Colombia Calls On U.S. & Latin American Nations To Combine Efforts Against Drug Trade, John Neagle Apr 1989

Mexican President's Continued Success Depends On Resolving Debt Problem & Economic Recovery, John Neagle Apr 1989

Mexico Begins Negotiations In New York To Reduce Foreign Debt Burden, John Neagle Apr 1989

Mexico: January Trade Results, John Neagle Apr 1989

U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Rejects Motion To Overrule Bush's Certification Of Mexican Anti-Drug Efforts, John Neagle Apr 1989

Honduras: Strikers Demonstrate In Tegucigalpa, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Contra Leader Calero Says He Is Not Ready To Return To Nicaragua, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

House Approves Nearly $50 Million In Non-Lethal Aid For Nicaraguan Contras, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Salvadoran Chief Of Staff Says Military Policy Under Arena Government Will Remain Unchanged, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

More Evidence: U.S. Attempted To Use Gen. Noriega To Assist Nicaraguan Contras After Links With Drug Trade Known, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989

Nicaragua: Notes On National Meeting Of Sandinista National Liberation Front, Deborah Tyroler Apr 1989