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As rumours spread that the would talk to the guerrilla leaders, Magana regime running War scared.
Jean Kirkpatrick gave a gloomy report to Reagan after her 10-day stay. Without a massive injec.
military aid another $60m and an increase in US military 'advisors' the regime would collapse.
immediately appedica to une for the extra _ money, hinted that if they refused the US would pay vul the 'emergency fund' The reason for Reagan's panic goes far beyond his concern for the military thugs who run El Salvade believe that the government of El Salvador is on the tront line in battle that is really aimed at the very heart of the western *In Nicaragua he told the left wing priests to leave the government and denounced the theology of liberation nonsense 'dangerous At huge outdoor mass in Managua he refused to condemn the murders carried out by counter-revolutionary US backed forces making incursions from Honduras. ference, El Salvador County Hall 14 May 1983 10am-5pm Speakers include: Judith Hart, Alan Sapper, Jenny Pearce, Salvador Moncada (FDR/FMLN representative in Britain)
Trade Union, Labour Party, and LPYS branches are invited to send two delegates each. Fee $2 per delegates: send to El Salvador con 29 Islington Park St., London N1 (359 2270).
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