Volume 28, Number 15, April 13, 2001
EZLN Coup in Mexico Sets Stage for Dismembering Ibero-America
by Gretchen Small and Dennis Small
The March 28 special session of the Mexican Congress, arranged to provide an international platform for the Zapatista narco-terrorists to deliver ultimatums, was a virtual coup d’état by foreign interests. Mexico is now set to be dismembered, its Constitution torn up, and its resources grabbed by eagerly waiting foreign looters, with the Bush family’s oil business buddies first in line.
Ibero-America’s Raw Materials Wealth
Western Geopolitics Carves Up Africa: The Congo Example
by Uwe Friesecke
Prince Philip Marches at the Head of Mexico’s Zapatistas
by Rubén Cota Meza
Stop the Narco-Terrorist Coup d’É tat in Mexico!
by Marivilia Carrasco
World Social Forum: A Jacobin Roadshow
by Silvia Palacios
From Bentham to Gingrich: What Is Fascism, Really?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Carl Schmitt’s Influence in Today’s Venezuela
by David Ramonet
Economics
Facing War, Arabs Focus on Building Economies
by Linda Everett
A breakthrough at the pan-Arab summit, was that economic cooperation and integration, with an eye toward the Eurasian Land-Bridge, were put on the agenda.
Egypt Links Peace to Economic Development
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Asia and the ‘New Arab Mashriq’
by Mohammed Al-Sayed Selim
A guest commentary.
How U.S. Hospitals Have Been Reduced by ‘Shareholder Value,’ 1975-99
by Linda Everett
Bush Protects Murderous HMOs
by Linda Everett
German Doctors Rally vs. Financial Cannibalism
by Alexander Hartmann
International
Europe Is Learning, LaRouche Was Right About Bush
by Mark Burdman
Among policymakers across continental Europe, there is growing “dismay and despair,” at the incompetence, incalculability, and provocative nature of the Bush Administration. Even “Atlanticists,” strongly committed to U.S.-European relations, are warning that the NATO alliance itself will soon “disintegrate,” if current trends continue.
Russia Looks to Europe, Asia for Partnership
by Rachel Douglas
U.S. Spy Plane Recalls Embassy Bombing in China
by Mary Burdman
Russia’s Intervention Was Crucial in Balkans
by Umberto Pascali
New Bush ‘Exit’ Strategy Means New Balkans War
by Umberto Pascali
Nigerians Still Shun World Bank and IMF, Despite Recent Overtures
by Goddy Ikeh and Lawrence K. Freeman
National
‘Invisible Empire’ of Kate Graham Targets D.C. for ‘Negro Removal’
by Edward Spannaus
The planned shutdown of D.C. General Hospital is but one facet of an overall plan for the District of Columbia, aimed at eliminating as much as possible of its poorer, black population, to promote hundreds of billions of dollars of speculative real estate development. This scheme is run from behind the scenes by the Washington Post’s Katharine Graham and a secret empire.
Fight the Epidemic of Pessimism
by Dennis Speed
LaRouche Points To Leads in Hanssen Case
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
California Democrats Meet, in Disneyland
by Harley Schlanger
Profile of the NSC Staff: A Bush-League Crisis Provocation Team
by Scott Thompson
‘Peace Now’ Hits Sharon Settlement Policy
by Michele Steinberg
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
Departments
Editorial
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Putin’s Silent Offer to the U.S.A.
