Non Pacifica Programming

The Panama question / Humberto Brown ; interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Humberto Brown, a Panamanian national who has livied in the United States since 1976, discusses the destruction caused by the American invasion of his home country, and some of the underlying reasons for the invasion itself. He is a member of the Ramsey Clark funded independent Commission of Inquiry on the U.S. invasion of Panama.

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.

Inside Tibet : a true story / Christa Meindersma ; interviewed by Sue Supriano.

Meindersma, a young Dutch woman who has lived and worked in Tibet, discusses her experiences in that country. She recounts her involvement in a 1988 demonstration, where she was shot by the Chinese military.

Troubled travels in Tibet : Ann Klein and Haynie Lawry / interviewed and produced by Sue Supriano.

Ann Klein, a professor of Tibetan Buddhism at Stanford University, discusses her trip to Tibet--particularly her experiences during the October 1987 uprisings against the Chinese. She provides historical background of the political situation, and insights into Tibetan culture.

Third world debt crisis / produced by Judith Huyrley.

Seven speeches given at the 1987 conference which explore the relationships between the debt crisis of the 1980's and various social and environmental issues.|THIRD WORLD DEBT CRISIS / produced by Judith Hurley.

pt.1. October week struggle against the debt in Latin America / Haleh Wunder, Oxfam America -- pt.2. Debt, the military and economic intervention / Susan George, Institute for Policy Studies -- pt.3. Impact of debt upon women / Marjorie Williams, Debt Crisis Network -- pt.4. Impact upon indigenous peoples / Maria Souza, South and Central American Indian Information Center -- pt.5.

Progress vs. antiquity : modern Cambodia emerges / produced by Barbara Bernstein.

Series on the Khmer culture and its development. The second part examines events in Cambodia since national independence in 1953. The 1950's-60's were a time when Cambodia sought to create its own identity as a modern nation, while striving to preserve its indigenous culture. The resulting tensions continued until Civil War erupted in 1970.|PROGRESS VS.

The Remaking of reality : Alexander Cockburn / produced by the Other Americas Radio.

Talk by the syndicated columnist about the way mass media covers Third World events. He cites Central American examples to show how "reality" is twisted for corporate publication. He links commercialism to the media's presentation of events.|THE REMAKING OF REALITY : Alexander Cockburn / produced by The Other Americas Radio.

The October suprise / produced by the Other Americas Radio.

Documentary exploring allegations that the Reagan/Bush Presidental campaign carried out treasonous plans in 1980 to delay the release of the 52 Iran hostages to assure their election. Produced from interviews with Barbara Honeggar, former Reagan administration advisor; Mansur Rafizadeh, former head of the U.S.

Waging unconditional peace / Brian Wilson and John Ryan.

Brian Wilson, a lawyer and Vietnam veteran, and John Ryan, a former FBI special agent, discuss their efforts to foster peaceful United States policies. Wilson discusses his forty-seven day fast on the steps of the Capital in protest of United States' Central American policies. Ryan recounts how he was told by his superiors that Wilson was a terrorist activist.

Guatemala, a curtain of silence : the human rights situation / produced by the Other Americas Radio.

Examination of one of the longest running genocide in modern history, and the violence which Guatemala has hidden from the world. Reel two explores the human rights situation, particularly in the Indian communities. Indigenous Guatemalans struggle to retain a cultural indentity and regain land rights.

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