Submissions from 1986
Ecuador: Non-oil Export Revenues Exceed Oil Income In 1986 For First Time In Many Years, John Neagle
Mexican Politicians Reaffirm Foreign Policy Principles, John Neagle
Mexico: World Bank Affiliate Contributes $1.5 Million To Expansion Of Food Processing Company, John Neagle
Peruvian Economy Minister: Imf Only "ineligible" Entity In Latin America, John Neagle
Price Of Ecuadoran Crude Declines, John Neagle
Rebels Initiate New Wave of Violence in Peru, LADB Staff
Trinidad & Tobago: National Alliance For Reconstruction Wins General Elections For First Time In 30 Years, John Neagle
Uruguay: Report On Economic Performance, John Neagle
Argentina: Central Bank President Addresses 1986 Inflation, Investment & Output Levels, John Neagle
Cuba: Water Shortage Continues, John Neagle
Dominican Republic: Dismay Over Drastic Reduction In Sugar Quota To U.S. Market, John Neagle
Ida Budget Set At $12.46 Billion; U.S. Voting Share Declines, But Veto Power Likely Retained, John Neagle
Mexico: Notes On Economic Performance, Prospects For 1987, John Neagle
Uruguayan Political Parties Consider Amnesty for Military Rights Violators, LADB Staff
U.S. Foreign Military Sales Program To Be Restructured; Foreign Aid Appropriations Considered Inadequate, John Neagle
Argentina, Brazil Approve Final Drafts of 20 Economic Integration Accords, LADB Staff
Argentina: "humanist Movement" Formed To Mobilize National Discussion On Foreign Debt Payment Suspension, John Neagle
Argentina: Price Increases Authorized For 60 Consumer Goods, John Neagle
Brazil May Pariticipate In Soviet Mars Spaceship Project, John Neagle
Brazil To Continue $12 Billion Annual Interest Payments Only If Creditors Meet Demands, John Neagle
Colombia: Foreign Oil Companies Limited To Repatriation Of 75% Of Profits, John Neagle
Cuba Currently Negotiating With Foreign Creditor Banks; Request For $300 Million In New Credits Denied, John Neagle
Cuba Providing Social Welfare to All Citizens Despite Serious Economic Woes, LADB Staff
E.c.l.a. Reports Chilean Economic Recovery Consolidated In First Half Of 1986, John Neagle
Foreign Banks Acquire Majority Stake In Mexico's Largest Private Company, John Neagle
Haiti: Primary School Teachers Strike, John Neagle
Mexico: Economic Indicator Notes, John Neagle
New U.S. Sugar Quotas To Result In Huge Losses For Latin American Producers (s/s), John Neagle
Regional Political Party Conference Says Foreign Debt Unpayable, John Neagle
Venezuela: Notes On Balance Of Payments, January-september 1986, John Neagle
Venezuela: Per Capita Consumption From 1981 To 1985 Dropped 18%, John Neagle
Venezuela: Renegotiation Of Public Sector Debt Continues, John Neagle
Argentina: U.S. Threatens Trade Reprisals Unless Import Restrictions On High Tech Imports Removed, John Neagle
Argentine-brazilian Economic Integration Accords In Final Phase; Uruguay Participates In Common Market Initiative, John Neagle
Bolivia: Poverty & Unemployment Declared Violations Of Human Rights, John Neagle
Brazil, Argentina Call U.S. Plan to Aid Debtor Nations Inadequate, LADB Staff
Brazil: Notes On Largest U.S. Creditor Banks, John Neagle
Mexico: Trade Agreements Signed With China, John Neagle
Treasury Secretary Defends U.S. Strategy for Relief to Debtor Nations, LADB Staff
U.N. General Assembly Resolution Calls For Increased International Cooperation Toward Resolving Debt Crisis, John Neagle
Uruguay & Argentina Negotiate Fishing Agreement; 200-mile Exclusive Zone Declared By Britain Ignored, John Neagle
Venezuelan Government Announces New Economic Package; Storm Of Protest By Politicians, Workers, Economists, John Neagle
Andean Development Corporation To Sponsor New Banking Facilities For Regional Trade Projects, John Neagle
Argentina & Cuba Examine Possibilities For Joint Production/export Of Pharmaceuticals, John Neagle
Argentine State Oil Company Announces Joint Venture With Occidental Petroleum & National Firm, John Neagle
Brazil: 218 Persons Killed In Land Conflicts, John Neagle
Brazilian Unions Declare Nationwide Strike; Demand Changes in Debt Policy, LADB Staff
Cuban Sugar Exports To Capitalist Nations In 1987 To Be Reduced, John Neagle
Cuba Receives $1.6 Million In Development Aid From U.N. Agencies, John Neagle
Global Agricultural Market Expansion Expected In Late 1980s, John Neagle
Incoming Chair Of Senate Finance Committee Says Bill To Make Gatt Work Needed, Not Protectionist Measures, John Neagle
Large Peruvian Oil Reserves: Asset For Improving Trade Balance, Making Debt Interest Payments, John Neagle
Mexican Foreign Debt Payment, Jan.-sept. 1986, John Neagle
Mexico & Japan Finalize Cooperation Agreement In Industrial Research & Technology, John Neagle
Note On Latin American Fish Production, John Neagle
Notes On Brazilian Foreign Minister's African Tour, John Neagle
Peru $630 Million Behind In Interest Payments To Private Banks; Hopes To Substitute Cash Payments With Goods, John Neagle
Regional Market System For Latin American Oil Producers Proposed, John Neagle
Uruguay: Oil Prospecting Activities In Atlantic Coastal Waters Soon Underway, John Neagle
Argentina To Receive $75 Million Loan From Inter-american Development Bank, John Neagle
Argentina to Restructure Public Sector, Including State-Owned Companies, LADB Staff
Argentine Officials In Washington To Negotiate $1.2 Million In Imf Stand-by Credits, John Neagle
Bolivia: Report On Industrial Sector Fortunes, October 1986, John Neagle
Bolivia To Receive $100 Million Loan From Inter-american Development Bank, John Neagle
Brazil: I.m.f. Not Convinced Of Positive Results Of Economic Adjustment Plan, John Neagle
Brazil: Price Inflation Escalates, John Neagle
Brazil: Sarney Government Under Fire For Price Increases On Consumer Goods And Services, John Neagle
Brazil's Polonoroeste Development Project Target of Worldwide Criticism, LADB Staff
Chilean Foreign Debt Reduced By Transforming Debt Instruments Into Investment Capital, John Neagle
Colombia: Ceiling Raised For Foreign Control In Private Financial System, John Neagle
Colombian Coffee Exports Suspended For Remainder Of 1986, John Neagle
Earth Tremors In Northeast Brazil, John Neagle
Latin American Coffee Exporters Meet In Bogota To Discuss Strategies For Preventing World Market Price Fluctuations, John Neagle
Latin American Trade Surplus With Eec, 1985, John Neagle
Mexican Government Implements Economic Recovery Policies: New Public Investments, Elimination Of Subsidies, John Neagle
Notes On Brazilian Foreign Debt, John Neagle
On Mexican Trade With Japan & China, John Neagle
Regional Investment In Iron & Steel, 1976 Vis-a-vis 1984, John Neagle
United Nations Sponsors Regional Conferences On Declining Living Standards, Economic Development, John Neagle
Venezuela: Payments On Public Foreign Debt, Nov.-dec. 1986, John Neagle
Argentina: Structural Reform Plan For Public Sector To Be Announced In Near Future, John Neagle
Argentine Economic Adjustment Plan Succeeds Despite World Market Squeeze, LADB Staff
Argentine Politicians Accuse Washington Of Supporting British Move To Extend Fishing Zone Before Decision Announced, John Neagle
Argentine Trade Union Confederation To Renew Pressure For Wage Increases, John Neagle
Attempt To Reactivate Andean Pact: Five Presidents Agree To Meet In January, John Neagle
Bolivian Reforms for State Mining Entity Proceed Despite Labor Opposition, LADB Staff
Bolivia: Report On Private Firm Closings & Start-ups Since August 1985, John Neagle
Brazilian Bishops Conference Addresses Infant Mortality, John Neagle
Brazilian Government Announces Changes In Economic Adjustment Program, John Neagle
European Economic Community Studies Mechanisms For Trade Expansion With Latin America, John Neagle
Notes On Argentine Federal Deficit For Third Quarter 1986, John Neagle
Regional Fishery Commission Creates Organization To Promote Tuna Fish Industry, John Neagle
U.S. Non-petroleum Imports From Caribbean Basin Initiative (cbi) Nations, First Half Of 1986, John Neagle
Venezuela: Poll Results Show High Levels Of Un- & Underemployment, John Neagle
World Bank Approves US$250 Million in Loans for Chile; U.S. Abstains from Vote, LADB Staff
Argentine President: Industrialized Nation Protectionism Threatens Latin American Democracies, John Neagle
Brazilian Restrictions On Computer Imports Described As "unreasonable"; U.S. Retaliation Postponed To Year-end, John Neagle
Brazil Surpasses Japan On Import Restrictions, John Neagle
Brief On Carribean Agricultural Imports To U.S., 1985, John Neagle
