Submissions from 1986
1987 Venezuelan Draft Budget Introduced; 51% Increase Over 1986 Does Not Contribute To Economic Recovery, John Neagle
Algerian President Visits Argentina; Expanded Bilateral Trade Expected, John Neagle
Argentine Agrarian Federation Demands Immediate Government Financial Aid, John Neagle
Argentine Congress Debates Privatization Legislation, LADB Staff
Argentine General Labor Confederation Organizes National Strike To Protest Salaries And Government Economic Policies, John Neagle
Argentine Officials Worried By Negative Impact Of Spanish Commitments To Eec On Bilateral Trade Relations, John Neagle
Argentine Teachers Union Plans Strike, John Neagle
Brazilian Agrarian Reform Program Far Behind Schedule On First Anniversary, John Neagle
Latin American Economic System (sela) Members Meet To Discuss Strategies For Coping With Regional Economic Crisis, John Neagle
Spanish Government Promises Trade Expansion With Venezuela; Trade Unions Support Political Approach To Debt Problem, John Neagle
Uruguayan & Algerian Presidents Issue Joint Communique On Debt Crisis, John Neagle
Venezuelan Senate Issues Statement Condemning U.S. Oil Import Tax; Calls For Meetings To Combat Protectionism, John Neagle
Argentina: Three New Oil Prospecting And Exploration Contracts With Australian Bhp Petroleum Finalized, John Neagle
Failure To Implement Agrarian Reform Seen As Major Threat To Democratization Process In Brazil, John Neagle
Federal Reserve Chairman: Protectionism No Answer To U.S. Trade Deficit, LADB Staff
Funding to Increase for World Bank's IDA Development Program, LADB Staff
Joint IMF-World Bank Meeting Offers Mixed Results, LADB Staff
Latin American, Caribbean Sugar Producers Blame Protectionism for Low Prices, LADB Staff
Secretary Of State Shultz: Move Toward Privatization In Latin America Complements Democratization Process, John Neagle
Underemployment Major Problem In Latin America, LADB Staff
U.S.-Brazil-Mexico Study Underscores Privatization, Exports in Economic Growth, LADB Staff
1.2 Million Ecuadoran Children Homeless, John Neagle
Annual I.m.f. Report: Latin American Debt In Proportion To Exports Increases In 1985, John Neagle
Argentina: 8% August Inflation Rate Highest Since Introduction Of Austral Plan, John Neagle
Argentina Hosts Legislators Conference; President Alfonsin Says New Forms Of Dependence Threaten World Order, John Neagle
Argentina: Thousands Of Public Sector Employees Stage Massive Demonstration In Buenos Aires, John Neagle
Cuban Tobacco Sales To China Resumed, John Neagle
Cuban Tourism Institute Expects 365,000 Tourists Per Year By 1990, John Neagle
Ecuador: Jan.-sept. Inflation Totals 23.93%, John Neagle
Inter-american Dialogue Presents Alternative To U.S. Baker Plan For Relief To Debtor Nations, John Neagle
International Finance Corporation Approves $366 Million For Latin American Private Sector Investments, John Neagle
Mexican Government To Host Summit In 1987 Toward New Development Strategy For Region, John Neagle
Notes: 1985 Financial Report On Mexican State Oil Company, John Neagle
Sale Of Chilean Debt Bonds Represents Substantial Savings To Foreign Investors, John Neagle
Summary Of Ecla 1985 Economic Report On Venezuela, John Neagle
U.N. Economic Commission For Latin America: Highlights Of Recent Report On Argentine Economy, John Neagle
Venezuelan Government Leads Multilateral Action To Protest U.S. Oil Import Tax, John Neagle
Venezuela: Politicians Concerned About Increasing Incidence Of Poverty, John Neagle
Venezuela Reschedules $21 Billion Public Sector Foreign Debt, John Neagle
World Bank Report: Latin American Economic Growth Depends On Access To External Financial Resources, John Neagle
Argentine Economy Minister: Further Sacrifices by Debtor Nations Not Possible, LADB Staff
Brazil Seeks Refinancing Of $31.5 Billion, Reduction Of Debt Service Payments From 4.5% To 2.5% Of Gdp, John Neagle
Mexican Government, Creditor Bank Committee Reach Tentative Agreement, LADB Staff
Mexico: Mid-october Minimum Wage Increase Third This Year, John Neagle
Note On Costa Rican Debt, John Neagle
Note On Guatemalan Debt, Foreign Reserves, John Neagle
Note On Illiteracy, John Neagle
Peruvian Prime Minister: Debt Payments Will Be Further Reduced In Line With Payment Capacity, John Neagle
Reagan Calls On Trade Partners To Implement Growth Policies, Banks To Support Structural Reforms Of Debtor Nations, John Neagle
Summary Of Argentine Debt Payment Capacity, John Neagle
