Socialist Outlook

Socialist Viewpoint, International, Socialist Outlook and their supplements, 1984–2002

LATIN AMERICA SUPPLEMENT

Socialist Outlook no. 11, December–January 1989 · p 19 · 166 words

Latin America, eyes have been turned to the sharpened situation In Mexico, one of the most industrialised, and one of the big Mexico City has a shortage of millions of homes three' in terms of debts to western banks. PHOTO: Piers Cavendish/Reflex

tal. People who were already living on what would he considered poverty level in a developed country are now In Mexico, one of the most in- at the level of serious malnutrition. has been intensified following the recent generai election, in which the PRI resorted to blatant ballot-rigging to defeat a The radicalisation has also opened the door for rapid growth of the Mexican Revolutionary Workers Party (PRT), which is breakaway bourgeois candidate.

goverment's "moderisation policy. dustrialised countries in the sub-con- tinent, government investment in health and education has gone down to 17th and 25th place in Latin America. This is because of the International. To find out the PRT's analysis of the situation, now one of the largest organisations of the trotskyist Fourth

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