SPANISH NEWSPAPER INTERVIEWS PRESIDENT VIOLA by Argentina's President Viola -- REVISION OF FINANCIAL SYSTEM -- PAPER QUESTIONS PREMIER PRICE'S REPORT ON ECONOMY -- MEXICAN AMBASSADOR -- 'HOY' SCORES GOVERNMENT ECONOMIC POLICIES by Ignacio Gonzalez Camus -- CARDINAL MEETS POPE, TO MEET MITTERRAND -- EXPLOSION IN VALPARAISO MARITIME CHAMBER DISCUSSED -- GOVERNMENT STUDY ON COMPENSATORY TRADE MEASURES -- JOINT PEACE EFFORTS -- BANANA WORKERS' STRIKE -- NEW DEPUTY ECONOMY MINISTER -- COFFEE REGULATION COMMISSION -- HAVANA PESSIMISTIC ON OUTCOME OF CANCUN SUMMIT -- HAVANA COMENTS ON BUSH'S LATIN AMERICAN TOUR -- U.S. 'AGGRESSIVE' LATIN AMERICAN POLICY VIEWED -- COMMENTARY SCORES REAGAN'S VIEWS ON NUCLEAR WAR -- 'OUR AMERICA' SCORES REPRESSION OF COLOMBIAN STRIKE -- U.S. PLANS FOR RADIO FREE CUBA DENOUNCED by Elpidio Valdivia -- TASKS FOR 1981-82 TRAINING YEAR IN FAR EXPLAINED by Lesmes La Rosa -- DOMESTIC TRADE MINISTRY OFFICIAL DISCUSSES SERVICES by Isidro Contreras -- FACTORY PRODUCING BOILERS FOR SUGAR INDUSTRY -- MESSAGE SENT TO LOPEZ PORTILLO -- EXISTENCE OF CASTRO MESSAGE DENIED -- CANCUN MESSAGE TO LOPEZ PORTILLO -- PCC, FRELIMO SIGN COOPERATION AGREEMENT -- CENSURE OF BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS SUPPORTED -- IOJ CONGRESS IN MOSCOW ADDRESSED -- PERMANENT MISSION IN TURKEY -- BERLINGUER MEETS WITH RODRIGUEZ -- TV AGREEMENT WITH CZECHOSLOVAKIA -- MOURNING PERIOD FOR AL-SADAT -- ST LUCIA YOUTHS IN CUBA -- FMLN RADIO REPRESENTATIVE -- RADIO STATION AT UN DENOUNCED -- EXILES' RETURN FROM U.S. BANNED -- WATCH AGAINST CIA PLOTS NOTED -- REMAINS OF SLAIN TEACHERS -- CUBAN'S MURDER -- INTERVIEW TO NICARAGUAN TV -- DOMINICAN VISA DENIAL -- NICARAGUA'S RAMIREZ AT FESTIVAL -- SOLIDARITY WITH GUATEMALA -- SALVADORAN FRONT -- PDC AGAINST USE OF BUSINESS GROUPS FOR POLITICS -- PRODUCTIVE UNITY DENOUNCES PDC'S MANEUVERS -- PAPER WARNS AGAINST FMLN PROPAGANDA EFFORT -- LAWYER CRITICIZES JUNTA AT TRADE CONGRESS IN PANAMA by Adalberto Zamora -- Possible Increase, Guerrilla Activities -- Elections Not 'Panacea' -- EXTREMISTS GIVE NUNS 72 HOURS TO LEAVE COUNTRY -- ESCALATION OF REPRESSION AGAINST CHURCH SCORED -- POP LEADER MEDRANO EXPLAINS PARTY'S VIEWS -- IMMIGRATION LENIENCY ASKED FOR SALVADORANS by Maximiliano Rodriguez Mojica -- CLANDESTINE CELLS -- NEWSMEN HOLD CONGRESS IN MEXICO -- THREE DEPARTMENTS ISSUE STATEMENTS OF SUPPORT FOR REGIME -- NEWSMEN'S UNION CRITICIZES HONDURAN NEWSPAPERS -- INDUSTRY MINISTER GIVES VIEWS ON ECONOMY -- NEWSPAPER JUSTIFIES NEUTRON BOMB PRODUCTION by Poncho Pyta -- OPEC AGRICULTURAL FUNDS -- CALDERA SEEN AS STRONG CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT by Senator Edecio La Riva Araujo.
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