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Access By Civilians To Selected Areas Bordering On Nicaragua Restricted By Costa Rican Government, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Contras To Establish Radio Station; Coverage Area, All Of Nicaragua, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Correction: "Historical Notes On Posada Carriles...", Cau 11/07/86, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Democrats Likely To Place Contra Funding Efforts Under Increased Scrutiny, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Nicaragua: 12 Civilians Dead, 13 Wounded In Recent Contra Attacks, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Nicaraguan Agriculture Minister Addresses Deterioration Of National Economy, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Nicaraguan Fishing Industry Severely Damaged By Contra War & U.S. Economic Embargo, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Nicaraguan Government Displays Military Strength, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Potential For Contadora Meeting At O.A.S. General Assembly Meeting Fails, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Reagan Orders Continuation Of Economic Sanctions Against Nicaragua, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Salvadoran President Announces Military Spending Will Not Be Reduced For Any Reason, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Some Salvadoran Politicians Concerned About Effects Of Senate Democrat Majority On U.S. Military Aid To Duarte Regime, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Nicaragua Loses Eligibility To Export Meat To U.S., John Neagle Nov 1986

Cuba Transforming Economy, Ladb Staff Nov 1986

Andean Pact Nations May Consider Formation Of Political Front, John Neagle Nov 1986

Argentina: Consumer Price Inflation 2.0% For First Week Of November, John Neagle Nov 1986

Brazil Prepares For General Elections On Nov. 16, Ladb Staff Nov 1986

Brazilian Trade Delegation Arrives In Cuba To Begin Planning For Expansion Of Bilateral Trade Relations, John Neagle Nov 1986

Capital Flight Responsible For Large Part Of Latin American Foreign Debt, John Neagle Nov 1986

Latin American Energy Organization (Olade) Blasts U.S. Oil Import Tax, Industrialized Nation Protectionism, John Neagle Nov 1986

Latin American Political Leaders To Participate In Meeting On Democracy Nov. 17-18 Hosted By Former Presidents Carter & Ford, John Neagle Nov 1986

New Tariff Imposed On U.S. Flower Imports From Peru, Costa Rica, Colombia, & Ecuador, John Neagle Nov 1986

Oas To Consider Resolution Questioning British Expansion In Malvinas, Ladb Staff Nov 1986

Spanish President Visits Ecuador; Changes In Bilateral Balance Of Payments Favoring Ecuador Expected, John Neagle Nov 1986

U.S. Imports Of Latin American Goods Declining Since 1983, John Neagle Nov 1986

Venezuelan Hydroelectric Dam Project To Supply 75% Of National Electricity Consumption Towards Boosting Oil Exports, John Neagle Nov 1986

200 British Volunteers To Assist In Nicaraguan Coffee Harvest, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Costa Rican & Honduran Presidents Announce Decision To Opt Out Of Contadora, Revive Oas And Rio Pact, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Costa Rican Government Steps Up Border Security, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986

Democratic Majority In U.S. Senate: Central America Policy Changes Likely?, Deborah Tyroler Nov 1986