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El Salvador: Christian Democrats Defeated March 20 In Landslide Victory By Rightwing Arena Party, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Evacuation Of U.S. Troops From Honduras To Begin March 28, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

U.S. Moves 700 Airlift Specialists To Panama, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Panama: Noriega Offers To Resign By 1989 Elections On Condition That Opposition Groups Agree To "Dialogue", Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Noriega Rejects Washington's Deal: Summary, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Panama: Military Takes Over Public Services, National Strike Underway Summary Of Events, March 18-24, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Nicaraguan Government & Contras Reach Accord On Procedures Toward Permanent Cease-Fire & Domestic Political Changes, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

I.M.F. Approves Loans For Argentina, John Neagle Mar 1988

Notes On Oil Reserves: Peru & Brazil, John Neagle Mar 1988

Update On U.S. Trade Legislation: Disagreements Between House & Senate Conferees Continue On Unfair Trade Issues, John Neagle Mar 1988

Bolivia Buys Back Half Of Debt From Foreign Banks At Average 11 Cents Per Dollar Of Loan Face Value, John Neagle Mar 1988

I.D.B. Annual Report: 1987 Bad Year Overall For Latin America; Export Revenues Up Compared To 1986, John Neagle Mar 1988

Mexico & Peru: Secondary Market Bid Prices For Debt, 1985-87, John Neagle Mar 1988

Mexico: Notes On Issues At Stake In July Presidential Elections, John Neagle Mar 1988

Argentina Demands Immediate Capital Increase For Inter-American Development Bank, John Neagle Mar 1988

Brazil Makes $118 Million Interest Payment To Bank Creditors, John Neagle Mar 1988

Brazilian Finance Minister: Reserves Inadequate To Make Second Quarter Interest Payments, John Neagle Mar 1988

Despite All, Brazilian President Likely To Complete Five-Year Term, John Neagle Mar 1988

Salvadoran Rebels Implement Second Transport Ban In 1988, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

U.S. Sends Troops To Honduras, Justified By Nicaraguan "Invasion": Summary Of Events & Statements, March 19-21, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Congressional Contra Aid Supporters Warn White House To Refrain From Lobbying For $48 Million Package, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Nicaraguan Government & Contras Meet In Sapoa: Notes On First Two Days Of Talks, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Costa Rica To Replace U.S. Ambassador, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

U.S. Sends Troops To Honduras, Justified By Nicaraguan "Invasion": Summary Of Events & Statements, March 16-17, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Guatemala: Anti-Riot Police Crack Down On Health Workers; Large-Scale Arrests, Beatings Of Hospital Patients Reported, Deborah Tyroler Mar 1988

Inter-American Development Bank Opens 29th Governors Assembly, John Neagle Mar 1988

Caricom President Called On To Promote Resistance Against Dumping Of U.S. Chemical Waste In Caribbean, John Neagle Mar 1988

U.S. To Reopen Negotiations On Reform & Capital Replenishment Of Inter-American Development Bank, John Neagle Mar 1988

Mexican Finance Officials Concerned Over Limited Success Of Debt-Bond Swap Program, Symptomatic Of Broader Crisis, John Neagle Mar 1988

Senate Trade Bill Conference Makes Concessions To Reagan Administration On Anti-Dumping Provisions, John Neagle Mar 1988