Unlucky 13 Canadians doubt Trudeau leadership
A 1041-person Gallup poll finds 58 percent want Pierre Trudeau out as Liberal leader, with 29 percent preferring he stay. Rumblings of a leadership review rise within the Liberal party ahead of the November convention, while Ontario Liberals push for constitutional changes requiring more frequent leadership reviews.
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Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Liberal Party
Trudeau
Ontario
Dying dollar and Trudeau era economics critique
The piece argues the Canadian dollar will continue to fall under Finance Minister Allan MacEachen and Energy Minister Marc Lalonde. It blames Liberal policies for lost confidence and flight of investment, urges growth oriented budgeting, export driven energy policy, and stronger government commitment to the economy.
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Allan MacEachen
U.S
Bank of Canada
Finance
MacEachen
Messrs
MacEachen and
Lalonde
Reagan
Canada
Thatcher Guts Britannia in Falklands War Battle of Wills
Allan Fotheringham weighs a gender clash as Margaret Thatcher and Leopoldo Galtieri duel over the Falklands. He frames Thatcher as a forceful leader, likening her to historic female rulers while questioning whether power can coexist with humanity.
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Vancouver
Maggie Thatcher
Leopoldo Galtieri
Margaret Thatcher
Great Britain
House of Commons
Britain
Falklands
Hong Kong
Maggie
Oriana Fallaci
Italy
Fallaci
Goose Green
Buenos Aires
Iron Lady
Attila the Hen
Wonder Woman
Thatcher
Churchill
Social Democratic Party
Reagan and aides strained by Falklands crisis outlook
The piece portrays Reagan and advisers as war weary after the Falklands crisis. It notes Reagan’s mixed signals toward Britain and Argentina, Haig and Kirkpatrick clashing, and hints at long term damage to U.S. Latin American relations and ties with the OAS.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
U.S
NATO
Margaret Thatcher
Hitler
Reagan
Gen. Galtieri
Argentina
Britain
Haig
United Nations
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
United States
Europe
South Atlantic
Falklands
Stanley
Galtieri
Organization of American States
Mistrust and open economy debate between United States and Japan
Field News Service analyzes U S Japan frictions amid tariff bills and business practices. It notes American pressure on Japan, calls for open markets, and critiques of bureaucracy and non-tariff barriers. It highlights Masumi Esaki's Washington mission and the clash over government role in business.
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Japan
Washington
Pacific
Congress
U.S
Masumi Esaki
Liberal Democratic Party
Bank of Tokyo
California
Europe
East Asia
Field News Service
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