Hey, comrades...
Since SA has been the subject of some PEN-L debate (and since
I've just returned from five years there, and am not adjusting
well to the new political climate!), here's a report from the SA
version of AP news wire that may or may not boost your spirits,
depending on your expectat
AMEX subsidiary fined
MONEY LAUNDERING CASE SETTLED FOR $32 MILLION
DALLAS -- A banking arm of the American Express
Company agreed to pay a $32 million settlement
Monday in a money-laundering case involving
Mexico's largest drug cartel. The cartel is a
principal conduit for Colombian cocaine en
Hi all,
One service PEN-Lers could do for the anti-187 fight is to find or write
some very short, popular articles on the relation of free trade to
immigration. Other aspects of immigration are appreciated of course, but
it would be wonderful to compile a whole collection of PEN-L briefs on
David Vail and Michael Hillard are looking for references on the topic of
rural economic development in the US. They wonder if anyone on this list
can provide leads or citations on analytic perspectives, applied analyses
and policies. Given the breadth of their request I suspect that if anyone
c
On Tue, 15 Nov 1994, Helene Jorgensen wrote:
> But talking about reforming the social security system, I would like to
> hear the opinion of other pen-lers about changing to a fully funded system
> (instead of the pay-as you-go system we have today). In Denmark a fully fun-
> ded socia
