United States — Foreign relations — Costa Rica.
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The U.S. and Central America : an interview with Martha Honey / interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.
Honey, an American journalist living in Costa Rica, and the plaintiff in the Christic Institute lawsuit over the La Panca bombing, discusses the impact of Reagan-Bush policies on Costa Rica. Costa Rica represents the United States’ ideal for the Third World, but our policies undermine their government, as we provide aid for ultra-right business-military movements.
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The C.I.A.’s takeover of Costa Rica / Martha Honey ; interviewed by Dennis Bernstein.
Journalist Martha Honey discusses the results of her investigation into United States intervention in Latin America, particularly Costa Rica. She begins by tracing United States policy toward Costa Rica since 1980, and how it serves as a blueprint for our actions throughout Latin America. Honey next discusses the long-term economic and political impact of United…