Demonstrators call on U.S. Congress to vote down proposed economic and military aid package to El Salvador, outside U.S.

Consulate in Vancouver on Jan. 23.

Salvador protest hits U.S. aid

Demonstrators gathered outside the Uni-
ted States Consulate in downtown Van-
couver Jan. 23 in a demand to end all U.S.
bilateral aid to the fascist government of El
Salvador.

The protest included a play depicting the
slaughter of citizens and opposition leaders
by death squads linked to the National
Republican Alliance — ARENA — govern-
ment of the Central American nation.

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“We are here today to respond proac-
tively to the upcoming U.S. congressional
vote on renewing $380 million in military
and economic aid to the government of El
Salvador,” David Pubil, spokesperson for
the B.C.-El Salvador Support Coalition,
declared.

Consular officials refused to accept a let-
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Heather Neun on the grounds the two failed

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to present “identification.” The letter,
addressed “‘to the United States govern-
ment,” urged the adminstration to cancel
further aid.

“We fear the Canadian government will
resume its bilateral aid to El Salvador,
should the U.S. Congress approve an Amer-
ican aid package. Remember that our aid
was only suspended in November on tech-
nical rather than principled grounds,” Pubil
said.

The protestors were read a press release
from federal New Democratic leader Aud-
rey McLauchlin condemning the assassina-
tion in Guatemala City on Jan. 14 of Hector
Oqueli, a leader of El Salvador’s National
Revolutionary Movement, and Gilda Flores
of the Social Democratic Party of Guatem-
ala. Salvadoran and Guatemalan right-
wing death squads have been implicated.

The government of President Alfredo
Cristiani has arrested Col. Guillermo
Alfredo Benavides Moreno and eight other
officers in connection with the massacre of
the Jesuit priests who headed the University
of Central America last November. But the
Farabundo Marti National Liberation
Front, and other Salvadoran organizations
have charged that the arrests are simply a
smokescreen by the fascist ARENA party
to get more aid from the United States.

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