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...21st Evacuation Hospital based in Fort Hood, Texas, operated in a barbed-wire-enclosed compound in a meadow in front of Somoza's El Retiro residence, a team of 50 Cuban doctors and paramedics worked in the densely populated Managua barrio of Máximo Jérez. The result was that while U.S. medics were seeing 250 patients per day, Cubans were treating about...
...kids," says Rosenblum. El Paso Mayor Bert Williams, who has campaigned against American Smelting and has consequently been booed by workers fearful of the plant's shutting down, is going to Washington to seek federal help. Last week he was visited by the mayor of Juárez, just across the Rio Grande from El Paso. "He is concerned about the children on the Mexican side of the river," said Williams. "The Mexican government plans to start blood tests over there...
...place as head of a new military regime was Colonel Hugo Banzer Suárez, 45, a career army officer who promptly named his regime "the government of the Nationalist Popular Front." He declared that his government would not reverse the 1969 nationalization of the Gulf Oil Co.-for which Bolivia has agreed to pay $78 million compensation. Banzer also affirmed that his regime would continue "traditionally friendly" relations with the U.S.-as well as with the Soviet Union...
...have not discouraged pioneers of the Caribbean's divorce trade such as Donald McKay, 49, a chunky ex-paratrooper and graduate of the University of Alabama Law School. McKay prospered for years in El Paso, where he and his partner, Morris ("Red") Bell, arranged flights to Juárez for their clients from all over the U.S. Now Bell works out of Miami, while McKay hangs his shingle in the Port-au-Prince offices of IBO tours, which is owned by the Minister of Interior and National Defense, Luckner Cambronne. The arrangement is more than coincidental. The Haiti statute...
Manuel G. Espinosa, 43, is the resident expert in the Dominican Republic's new divorce business. When word of the change in Mexican divorce law came down, Espinosa, a Mexican lawyer who had plied the Juárez trade for eight years, moved to Santo Domingo and eagerly awaited the chance to do business there. Now Espinosa is director of the city's leading domestic relations firm (otherwise made up exclusively of members of President Balaguer's Reformista Party...