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The U.S. press, by its lack of coverage, would have us believe that the Dominican epublic is no longer in

It is important for everyone who is interested in NACLA to keep in mind that it is being formed by

According to James Goodsell's Christian Science Monitor article of March 14, 1967, written from Santo Domingo, this seems to be

Anyone who regularly reads U.S. periodicals knows that their Latin American coverage is woefully inadequate. Newspapers and national magazines are

As Frantz Fanon has warned, "the question which is looming on the horizon is the need for a redistribution of

In the next two months there will be two opportunities for gaining an understanding of the Puerto Rican independence movement.

Most Americans are still in the dark about the basic causes for this country's increasing world-wide involvement. During the late

Professor Andre Gunder Frank, who has researched and written extensively on Latin American economics, was unable to attend the NACLA

The April-May 1968 issue of Viet-Report is dedicated to covering "Pro-War Latin America." It includes: - a report on the

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle reported 2/19/67 that "The American Stock Exchange, for the first time, has begun broadcasting Exchange

The fact of violence and the promise of more to come arises from the division of the world into two

The February 11th New York-East Coast NACLA meeting brought together about 85 individuals active in (or representing) such diverse groups