Voices of Mexico ["News, Commentary and Documents on Current Events in Mexico and Latin America"] - September-November 1986 - Number 1

Mexico: Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1986. Stapled Wraps. Near Fine. 9" x 12.25. ISSN 0186-9418. The Premiere issue of this thought-provoking English-language journal. CONTENTS: The Nation - World Soccer Cup, CONASUPO Welfare, Pollution, Tourism, Production for U.S. Industry, Minimum Wages, Jesse Helms on Mexico, Vanishing Lacandon Jungle, Chihuahua Unrest; Point of View - U.S./Mexico Relations (interview with Senator Hugo B. Margain); Profiles - Oil (Roffe), Debt (Edna Lydia Santin & Jorge Quezada del Rio); Latin American Issues - US Support of Nicaragua Contras (Horacio Castellanos Moya), Central America Summit (Moya), Contadora Treaty, Liberation Theology (Miguel Concha), Peru Prison Massacres (Roffe), Brazil's Economy (Anaya), Uruguay Democracy (Ernesto Rojas), Chile's Military Dictatorship (Guzman), Special Section - The Fight Against Drug Traffic (Jesus Yanez); plus other short features on US/Mexico relations, journalism, books, food, theater, cinema, exhibits, etc. 76 pages, with many photo illustrations. CONDITION: a bright, solid, unmarked, uncreased copy with light shelf-wear and a small scuff at the spine bottom. This exceedingly rare first issue is now in a clear, protective polypropylene bag with archival backing board.