Volume 10, Number 3, January 25, 1983
Interviews
Maher Abaza
by Thierry Lalevée
Electricity Minister of Egypt.
Youssef Wali
Agriculture Minister of Egypt.
Mohammed Abdellah
Foreign Affairs Chairman, National Assembly of Egypt.
David Rockefeller
An exchange with EIR’s Colombian bureau chief.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by George Gregory and Rainer Apel
The Anglo-German approach.
Middle East Report
by Mark Burdman
The need for Navon.
China Watch
by Gregory F. Buhyoff
Peking has Washington guessing.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
A tale of two municípios.
Editorial
Science Adviser shows his colors.
Economics
The Ditchley Group Plans a New IMF World Order
by C.L. Magister
Having cut off credit to ensure a debt-repayment crisis, this banking cabal plans to use the crisis for its own ends.
The Ditchley Group: Its Banking Leadership
Currency Rates
The International Monetary Fund Axes Brazil’s Nuclear Energy Program
by Mark Sonnenblick
Internal opposition is building to the austerity program.
The LaRouche-Riemann Survival Program for Mexico’s Economy
by David Goldman
Strict allocation of industrial resources away from consumer-goods production, and priority for water projects, are among the specifications.
Why the Federal Reserve Cannot Print Its Way to a Recovery
by David Goldman
The latest LaRouche-Riemann forecast for the U. S. economy.
Banking
by Kathy Burdman
IMF takes control of U.S. foreign loans.
Foreign Exchange
by Renée Sigerson
Arco and the IMF: a metal-price game.
Trade Review
by Mark Sonnenblick
Business Briefs
Special Report
A New Agro-Industrial Egypt Encircles the Ancient Nile Valley
by Criton Zoakos
An overview of the challenges involved.
A Visit to the 10th of Ramadan City
by Thierry Lalevée
With a map of the new urban and agricultural centers.
The El Salhia Land Reclamation Project
by Criton Zoakos
“Making the desert bloom,” as it could throughout the region.
Domestic Opposition Poses Scant Threat to Egypt’s Economic Progress
by Thierry Lalevée
This article also analyzes Egypt’s foreign policy.
International
LaRouche Debtors’ Cartel at Center of Third World Agenda
by Christian Curtis
What you won’t read in the “Northern” press: progress toward compelling debt renegotiation on terms favoring development of industry and trade.
Documentation: Transcript of David Rockefeller’s Jan. 11 press conference in Bogotá, and excerpts from statements by Raul Alfonsín, Argentina’s Unión Cívica Radical party Presidential candidate, and Felipe Gonzalez, Spanish President.
Debt Burden Requires Still Bolder Initiatives
by Valerie Rush
Colombia joins other nations in the barrel.
India: Congress Party Gets a Jolt from the Voters
by Paul Zykofsky
Japan: Aid to South Korea Is a Gift to Washington
by Richard Katz
Japan’s $4 billion package.
Mitterrand Consolidates His Foreign-Policy Switch
by Dana Sloan
Behind Great Britain’s ‘Mackerel War’ Ploy
by William Engdahl
International Intelligence
National
The BIS Prepares ‘Reagangate’ as Decisions Loom on World Debt
by Graham Lowry
Will the Administration submit to Britain’s financial policy and Moscow’s arms-control policy, under a “lame-duck” President?
Mathias Hearings Pave Way for IMF Program
by Susan Kokinda
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee held the first of many sessions designed to promote supranational control over the Treasury.
Race Begins for the Democratic Presidential Nomination
by Molly Hammett Kronberg
A report on an important fight in California, and a run-down on the aspirants.
Foreign-Policy Hitman and Depopulation Advocate: A Profile of Rep. Stephen Solarz
by Ronald Kokinda
National News
