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May 26, 1981 - AM
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9:19
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9:27
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We would be interested in knowing what is the present state of the pending process for a political solution for El Salvador.
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May 26, 1981 - AM
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10:18
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10:19
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Tell us what is possible to share.
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May 26, 1981 - AM
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11:44
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12:00
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To what do we owe that reluctant, resistant, and contrary position of the United States and the Democratic Christian military junta? What’s the expectation that harbors the purpose of this attitude?
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May 26, 1981 - AM
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13:12
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13:32
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Taking into consideration that you were in Honduras a few days ago and the information that flows towards Europe, you mentioned the great number of weapons that the United States sends. Is there an increase in the number of North American military consultants?
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May 26, 1981 - AM
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14:20
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15:06
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What was the result of the process by Mr. Wischnewski in that region? Did it succeed or fail? We ask because, according to statements by newspapers like the New York Times and the Washington Post, Duarte as well as North American government authorities showed Mr. Wischenwsky a document attributed to the Revolutionary Democratic Front and the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front which states that the process of politics and peace talks is nothing but a way to buy time with the objective of improving personal conditions at the negotiating table.
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May 26, 1981 - AM
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16:00
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16:04
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What changed in the situation? Is it a strategic change?
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May 26, 1981 - AM
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16:21
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16:48
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Regarding the April 30th meeting European Socialdemocracy in Amsterdam, there was a unanimous acknowledgement of the Salvadoran situation. Was there a consensus regarding the processes in favor of a political solution as suggested by a certain news outlet, did someone side with the European or Latinamerican Christian democracies?
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May 26, 1981 - AM
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17:35
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17:56
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Why this dedication? Many observers have noticed the European Social Democracy’s interest in Central America. Before now it was Nicaragua, now it’s El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala. Would you like to comment on this?
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