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Mexico: 1988 Trade Surplus With U.S. Down $3.036 Billion, John Neagle Feb 1989

Brazil Sells Military Trainer Planes To Iran, John Neagle Feb 1989

Foreign Bank Creditors Release $600 Million Loan Installment To Brazil, John Neagle Feb 1989

Chile: Gen. Pinochet Will Not Run In Election, John Neagle Feb 1989

Colombia: Attorney General To Investigate Possible Military Involvement In Recent Civilian Massacres, John Neagle Feb 1989

Peru: Rebels Organize Strike To Protest Government Economic Policies, John Neagle Feb 1989

Heavy Rains Cause Flooding & Mudslides In Northern & Southern Peru, John Neagle Feb 1989

President Sarney: Brazil Cannot Pay Foreign Debt Service Due In March, John Neagle Feb 1989

Venezuela Implements Economic Austerity Measures To Secure Imf Support, John Neagle Feb 1989

International Coffee Organization Talks In London: Consumers & Producers Clash On Need For Universal Quota System, John Neagle Feb 1989

Peruvian Miners Launch 24-Strike To Protest Union Leader's Assassination, John Neagle Feb 1989

U.S. Trade Partners Registering Largest 1988 Surpluses, John Neagle Feb 1989

Venezuelan President: Mexico Will Lose Its Identity In Economic Integration Process With U.S., John Neagle Feb 1989

International Coffee Organization Cuts Coffee Export Quotas, John Neagle Feb 1989

Paraguay: President Of Ruling Party Says May 1 Elections Will Not Be Postponed, John Neagle Feb 1989

Brazil: Warnings Of Anti-Inflation Program Failure, John Neagle Feb 1989

Caribbean Nations To Request Duty-Free Access For All Products To Canadian Market, John Neagle Feb 1989

Chile: Government & Church Face Off In Apparent Disagreement Over Medical Ethics, John Neagle Feb 1989

Colombia: M-19 Pledges To Bring Other Guerrilla Groups Into Peace Process, John Neagle Feb 1989

Comment: Mexico Needs More Than "Appetizers" From Foreign Creditors, John Neagle Feb 1989

Salvadoran Rebels Launch New Attacks; Unts Office Bombed, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Text Of Agreement By Central American Presidents, Feb. 13-14 Summit, El Salvador, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Comment: Central American Summit Accord Abandons Pretext Of Multilateral Character, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Nicaragua: Report On Contra Attacks, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Commission For Recovery & Development Proposes $2 Billion In Foreign Aid Per Year For Central America, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Nicaragua: Domestic Political Opposition's Demands Vs. President Ortega's Statements At Summit, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Reaction To Central American Summit Agreement, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Notes On Panamanian Economy, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

Nicaraguan Government Implements Fourth Currency Devaluation Of 1989, Deborah Tyroler Feb 1989

On Investment Climate Deterioration: U.S. Agency For International Development, John Neagle Feb 1989