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Submissions from 1987 1987

Big U.S. Banks' Exposure In Brazil (s/s), John Neagle

Bolivia: Debt Payment Moratorium Continues, John Neagle

Brazil: Sarney Government Popularity Decline Attributed To Failure Of Economic Adjustment Policy, John Neagle

Brazil Seeks Negotiations With Creditor Nation Governments Before Dealing With Banks, John Neagle

Colombia: 30 Labor Disputes In Progress; United Workers Confederation Threatens Nationwide Strike, John Neagle

Colombia: Predicted 1987 Coffee Exports Down $750 Million From 1986, John Neagle

Conference On Foreign Debt Issues: University Of Pittsburgh, March 12-13, John Neagle

Congressional Opposition To Increased U.S. Funding For Multilateral Development Banks Growing, John Neagle

Latin America: Evolution Of Consumer Prices, 1984-1986 (s/s), John Neagle

Latin America: Evolution Of Per Capita Gross Domestic Product, 1981-1986, John Neagle

Latin America: Evolution Of Total Gross Domestic Product, 1981-1986 (s/s), John Neagle

Latin America: Net Inflow Of Capital & Transfers Of Resources, 1980-1986 (s/s), John Neagle

Mexico-u.s. Trade In 1987 Expected To Increase By 20%, John Neagle

U.S. Treasury Secretary Warns Against 'Quick Fixes' to Foreign Debt Crisis, LADB Staff

Argentina: Conversion Of Foreign Debt Into Investment Capital Undesirable, John Neagle

Argentina: Survey Results Show Public Concern Over Foreign Debt & Low Wages, John Neagle

Argentina to Suspend Interest Payments if Banks Reject Refinancing Request, LADB Staff

Argentine Government Implements "emergency" Anti-inflation Program; 48-hour Bank Holiday Declared, John Neagle

Argentine Government's Refusal To "negotiate" Domestic Economic Growth Saluted By Business Leaders, John Neagle

Barbados: Gloomy Economic Outlook For 1987, John Neagle

Brazilian, Uruguayan & Bolivian Labor Confederations Sponsor Foreign Debt Conference Scheduled For May In Sao Paulo, John Neagle

Brazil Suspends Interest Payments on Debt Owed to Foreign Commercial Banks, LADB Staff

Colombian Farm Workers Demand Agrarian Reform, Improved Public Services, LADB Staff

Colombian Political Party Coalition To Seek Broad Alliances In Support Of Foreign Debt Payment Moratorium, John Neagle

Latin American Reactions To Brazilian Interest Payment Suspension, John Neagle

Markets Concerned About Brazil's Move to Suspend Interest Payments, LADB Staff

Note On Caribbean Foreign Debt, John Neagle

Notes On Declarations Of Support For Brazilian Decision To Suspend Interest Payments On Foreign Debt, John Neagle

Notes On Latin American Nations' Foreign Debt, Year-end 1986, John Neagle

Peruvian President Says There Are No Judges To Order Seizure Of Debtor Nations' Assets & Accounts, John Neagle

Poor Nations' Debt Reaches $1,080 Billion, 1% Increase Registered In 1986, John Neagle

Preliminary Outline Of Brazilian Requests In Negotiations With Foreign Bank Creditors, John Neagle

U.S. Ambassador Supports Argentine Requests In Debt Restructuring, John Neagle

Argentine Agriculture Minister Criticizes "irrationality" Of Foreign Creditors, John Neagle

Bolivia Establishes Diplomatic Relations With Vietnam, John Neagle

Bolivian Senator, Foreign Minister Worried About U.S. Campaign on Coca, LADB Staff

British Petroleum Board President Says Opec Strategy Will Bring Oil Prices To $18 Per Barrel, John Neagle

Chilean Telephone Service To Be Partially Privatized, John Neagle

Ecuadoran Government Fails To Make January Interest Payment On Foreign Debt, John Neagle

Foreign Debt Of 14 Latin American Nations Totals $358.8 Billion At Year-end 1986, John Neagle

International Monetary Fund Releases Final Approval For Stand-by Credit & Compensatory Loan To Argentina, John Neagle

Japanese Fishing Vessel Found In Violation Of Argentine Territorial Waters Fined $300,000, John Neagle

Note On Expanding Trade Relations Between Soviet Union & Latin America, John Neagle

Note On Peruvian Government Job Creation Program, John Neagle

Note On U.S. Demands Regarding Brazilian Informatics Policy, Aircraft Imports, John Neagle

Notes On Opposition To Bolivian Government's Economic Policies, Official Reaction, John Neagle

Panama: Foreign Debt Payments To Absorb 51.2% Of 1987 National Budget, John Neagle

U.N. Economic Commission On Latin America Preliminary Report On Regional Export Performance For 1986, John Neagle

Venezuelan Public School Teachers On Strike, John Neagle

Argentina Negotiates with Private Lenders for Concessionary Terms, New Loans, LADB Staff

Argentine Authorities Capture Japanese Fishing Vessel, John Neagle

Argentine Legislator Says Banks' Refusal To Grant Buenos Aires Terms Similar To Mexico's Would Be "absurd & Inadmissible", John Neagle

Bolivian Planning Minister Skeptical About Argentine & Brazilian Interest In Natural Gas Imports, John Neagle

Brazilian Official Statistics Agency Reports Record Industrial Product Growth In 1986, John Neagle

Brazil: Summary Of Recent Agreement With Paris Club, John Neagle

Chile: Positive Economic Outlook For 1987, John Neagle

Chile: Sale Of Foreign Debt Paper In 1985 & 1986, John Neagle

Costa Rica To Reduce Public Spending By $100 Million Per Year, John Neagle

Inter-american Development Bank Announces $137 Million In Credits To Be Received By Eight Latin American Nations, John Neagle

International Christian Democrat Leader Rejects Moratorium As Solution To Foreign Debt Problem, John Neagle

Mexican President Issues Appeal To Private Sector Worried Over Delays In Disbursement Of Foreign Loans, John Neagle

Notes On 1986 Honduran Economic Performance, 1987 Foreign Financing, John Neagle

Notes On Bolivian Foreign Debt, Economic Conditions, John Neagle

President Of Zaire Arrives In Brazil For Official Visit; Swapo Leader & South African Bishop Tuto Expected Next Month, John Neagle

U.S. Will Urge Industrial Nations To Increase Strategic Oil Reserves; Reagan Requests Reduced Reserve Acquisition Rate, John Neagle

Venezuelan President Requests Postponement Of Changes To Andean Pact Agreements, John Neagle

Argentine Labor Leaders Irritated With Official Evaluation Of Causes Of Inflation, John Neagle

Argentine President, Industrial Leader Consider Options to Boost Competitiveness, LADB Staff

Brazilian Government & Majority Party Blamed For Failure Of Cruzado Plan; Central Bank President Resigns, John Neagle

European Community Considers Aid to Central American Countries, LADB Staff

Mexico: Consumer Prices In January Rise 8.3%, John Neagle

Notes On Growth Of Mexican Public & Private Foreign Debt, Unparalleled Economic Adjustment Pains (s/s), John Neagle

Studies Find Growth Possible in Democracies without Limits on Human Rights, LADB Staff

U.S. Protests Paraguayan Police Attack On Ambassador Taylor, John Neagle

U.S. Secretary Of Commerce Proposes Easing Export Controls, John Neagle

Venezuela Second Largest U.S. Oil Supplier, John Neagle

Argentina: Catholic Church To Mediate In Conflict Between Government & General Labor Confederation, John Neagle

Argentina: Developmentalist Party Leader Denounces Government Mishandling Of Economic Policy, John Neagle

Argentina Initiatiates Negotiations on Malvinas Conflict via Washington, LADB Staff

Argentine Economy Ministry Admits Failure To Overcome "structural Imbalances" In Fight Against Inflation, John Neagle

Bolivian Military Intervenes To Enforce Government Decisions On State Oil Company, John Neagle

David Rockefeller: Sustained Economic Growth Only Solution To Debtor Nations' Dilemma, John Neagle

Ecuador: 1986 Inflation 25.5%, John Neagle

Ecuadoran President Warns Protectionism & Low Raw Materials Prices Will Trigger Political Chaos, John Neagle

Mexican Economic Crisis Exacerbates Inadequacy Of National Health Services, John Neagle

Paraguayan Business Owners Demand Legal Action Against Wheat Flour Contraband, John Neagle

Soviet Official Tours Latin America; Preparations Underway For Visit By Mikhail Gorbachev, John Neagle

Uruguayan Government Tightens Up Customs Operations In Response To Complaints About Argentine Contraband, John Neagle

Argentina: Cgt Organizes Debates With Politicians On National Economic Policy; Church Offers To Serve As Intermediary, John Neagle

Brazil: Sarney Government Threatened With Business Strike, John Neagle

British Exclusive Economic Zone Surrounding Malvinas Effective Feb. 1: Notes On Argentine Reaction, John Neagle

Developing Nations With Heavy Debt Burdens Should Receive Aid If Expected To Help Terminate International Drug Traffic, John Neagle

National Academy Of Sciences Panel: President Reagan Should Ease U.S. Export Controls, John Neagle

U.S. Withholds $110 Million From U.N. In Fy 1987, $80 Million In Fy 1988; Takes Credit For Changes In Budgetary Process, John Neagle

Venezuelan Finance Minister Presents New Tactics In Negotiating Foreign Debt Rescheduling, John Neagle

Volcker Says Trade Partners Must Open Markets Toward Easing U.S. Deficit & Developing Nations' Foreign Debt Problems, John Neagle

Argentina: Consumer Price Level Inflation For January, John Neagle

Argentina: Maritime Worker Union Leaders Withdraw From Affiliation With Ruling Party, John Neagle

Argentina: Taxes Collected In January Up 25.8% Over 1986, John Neagle

Bolivian Legislators Call On Cabinet To Negotiate With Organized Labor, John Neagle