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1. STERNAIR FLEET INFORMATION

   to of if Brazil, Canada, Cayman Controlled it to of It Islands, Chile, Columbia, Airspace if of it It Costa Rica, ...

2. THE PLANNING OF CAPITAL WORKS

   ticipate in the production process chile retaining their natural form. The coat of the basic funds ... of the development of the netiamel, econea~r. chile the na- tio~al economic requirements in the current year ...

3. INTERNATIONAL ISSUES REVIEW

   opportuni- ties in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile. and promoting a "two-way street." Declassified ... route to Montreal. Barbados Chile Grenada a Guyana Jamaica Mexico Netherlands Antilles Nicaragua Panama ...

4. IMPACT OF '86 ELECTION RESULTS ON KEY COMMITTEES AND ISSUES

   James A. McClure (Idaho) Ernest F. Hollings (S.C.) Mark Andrews (N.D.) Lawton Chiles (Fla.) Robert W. ... that appliesBraddley Braley. to Nicaragua. The United States Will Broyhill only defeat communism in Central Chiles ...

5. A RESOLUTION CONCERNING MILITARY SUPPORT FOR THE CONTRAS

   such as their expulsion from Egypt in 1972 and the ouster of a Marxist regime in Chile In 1973. The strategy had five ... in Northern Chile. Again, weapons we abandoned in Vietnam. And I could go on. It is this umbrella of Soviet ...

6. LATIN AMERICA REVIEW

   Copy Approved for Release 2011/03/22: CIA-RDP85T01184R000201050001-8 Chile Havana has maintained ties ... following the eruption of serious domestic discontent in Chile last year, Havana has reportedly infiltrated ... significantly curtail its role in Chile and jeopardize its ties with the MIR or its chances of playing a leading ...

7. INTERNATIONAL ISSUES REVIEW

   no orders have been received. The Argentine Army early potential buyers were Chile, China, Ecuador, ... 1981 Milan ATGM launchers India 13.8 Followed sale of ATGMs. 1982 Balral-class transport ships Chile NA ... Under construction in Chile. 1982 Super Puma helicopter Indonesia 3.5 Assembly. 1982 Mirage 2000 (option as part ...

8. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY

   slight increase over 1983. Since 1980 mined output in Chile has grown more than 20 percent and, based ... 14-percent drop from the 1983 level. This loss of hard currency places increased strains on Chile ...

9. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY

   devaluations last year. Brazil, Chile, and Indonesia recorded real devaluations of 20 percent or more.' ... 'The 15 countries we examined are Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Indonesia, Ivory ...

10. MICROWAVE FILTERS

    Msacxall sgaatio~s and de~ini't.~_ limiting oonditions resulting only from t11e.'entroswimt chile ...

11. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    other Cuban ports. They may con- duct exercises with Cuban ships before leaving the Chile: Junta efforts ...

12. SPIERS SPEAKS CANDIDLY, PUBLICLY, ABOUT STATE'S MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS

    and develop- ment for chanceries in Chile, $6. I mil- lion; Beijing, $2 million; Tunisia, $3.1 million; ...

13. REMARKS OF WILLIAM J. CASEY

    AND SUBVERSION ARE BEING EXPORTED THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AMERICA AND INTO CHILE, COLOMBIA AND ELSEWHERE IN LATIN ...

14. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY

    a further boost to Spanish sales:? Latin America became Spain's third-largest mar- ket when Chile ... Chile 50 Jet trainers Equatorial Guinea 38 Ammunition? Conflicts in Latin America and the Persian Gulf ... consider- ations. Spain has helped fill the gap for governments, such as Argentina, Chile, and Iran, ...

15. THE TERRORISM CALENDAR

    leader Edith Lagos Qatar 1971 Independence Day 4 Chile 1970 Election of President Salvador Allende ... 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 11 Chile 1973 Anniversary of coup overthrowing Allende by military ...

16. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY

    56.1 58.8 61.8: Chile 10.4 11.7 11.8 59.0 64.4 65.8 Peru 5.2 5.2 5.1 Venezuela 22.7 22.8 22.2 52.9 57.7 ... 6.5 Chile 1.4 0.8 Colombia 0.4 0.2 Hong Kong 0.8 0.8 India 0.8 0.4 Malaysia 1.6 1.2 Mexico 5.1 3.8- ... Brazil, Chile, and Mexico have re- ceived new money in conjunction with their IMF- supported programs ...

17. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY

    million remaining in current loans. Chile probably will appeal to major banks for a short-term loan ... until a new IMF agreement can be worked out. If bankers refuse, Chile probably will suspend its payments ...

18. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY

    is Chile's primary economic goal in 1984, indicating that the government will continue to ease austerity ... in response to political discontent. According to US Embassy reports, Chile is asking the IMF to support ...

19. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY

    to struggle because about one-third of Chile Liberalizes Chile recently enacted one of the most liberal mining ... to have been halted last year ing Code in an attempt to attract foreign investment and boost copper production. Chile ... than on the cost of existing investments. The guarantees are intended to reduce the risk of investing in Chile ...

20. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC & ENERGY WEEKLY 30 SEPTEMBER 1983

    CREST General CIA Records CIA-RDP84-00898R000300120009-2 RIPPUB S 44 December 22, 2016 October 28, 2010 9 September 30, 1983 REPORT Attachment Size CIA-RDP84-00898R000300120009-2.pdf 2.17 MB Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/10/28: CIA-RDP84-00898R ...

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