 In
this issue
No.
99 May 1981
LettersUpdate
FRUITS
OF OUR LABOUR
Issue editor Wayne Ellwood looks beyond the rhetoric
of 'communist subversion' to the real roots of rebellion in Central America.
The
Facts on Central America
The
modern way
Agribusiness in Central America is causing a social revolution
of a different kind.
Pat Flynn and Roger Burbach explain.
The fear is gone
Nicaragua after Somoza - a look at what's been accomplished and what lies
ahead. By David Funkhauser.
The Domino Theory: Central America style
A new look at an old idea.
Propping up the right
Tim Draimin leads us on a quick trip through the checkered history
of US involvement in Central America.
RTZ and the Red Mountain
A major multinational mining corporation, a huge copper deposit and a
tiny country. Robert Carty examines what's at stake when the three ingredients
are mixed together.
Sorting out the sides in El Salvador
Michael Czerny reports on the popular opposition to government-backed
terror.
Putting
feet on the Gospel
The theology of liberation finds friends in Central America. Hugh McCullum
reports.
Back
to the land
Laurence Simon examines land reform in El Salvador and Nicaragua.
Campaign
Directory
A monthly guide to action groups around the world.
Worth
Reading on... CENTRAL AMERICA
Ideas
for action
Reviews:
New books and a classicCountry
profile: MozambiqueCover
photograph: Aslak Aarhus,
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