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Central American / Peace Plans #313711

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Nov 05, 1987
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Managua, Nicaragua: Juan Vasquez) Nicaraguan President Dan. Ortega shown arriving in Managua from Moscow, USSR . [Costa Rican president Oscar ARIAS SANCHEZ - pleads for cease-fire.] Nicaragua being the focal point of the war noted. [CONTRA - (thru translator) says he is always looking for ways to sabotage the Sandinistas.] Scenes of destruction shown. [MAN - (thru translator) discusses types of armaments the Contras use.] Demonstration against war shown. [Contra leader Adolfo CALERO - says the Sandinistas have refused to talk to them.] People shown surveying damage to their homes after Contra attack.

Reporter(s):
Rather, Dan;
Vasquez, Juan
Duration:
00:02:30

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