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FRIDAY. MAY 24. 1983
BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Brazil Averages $1 Million Daily From Progress Alliance Since 1961
Rio de Janeiro -DPB- The
Alliance For Progress has
lent, or given, Brazil an aver
age of more than $1 million a
dav since July 1, 1961.
Figures released by the
American embassy show that
he United States government
has advanced $652 million and
the Inter American Develop
ment bank has lent $56 mil
lion in the period ending May
18 - a total of $709 million in (
686 days.
Nearly hall, $386 million,
was in the form of stabiliza
tion loans which the public
never sees or handles. These
ioana mere made to stabilize
the currency in the face of
unfavorable flow of exchange.
Surolut Items
Another $202.5 million was
in the form of surplus wheat
milk and other food items. Of
this, S132.8 million worth was
sold through commercial chan
nels in Brazil and the proceeds
in cruzeiros loaned to the
Brazilian government by the
U.S. , . . .
The remaining $169 million
went to grants or loans for in
dustrial development, techni
cal aid, or social services.
Manv Brazilians have crlli-
elzed the alliance in the same
teriod. President Joao GoU'
lart never has praised the pro
gram outright, and has done
little to push it forward as
now organized.
Ex-nresident Jusccllno Ku-
bilschek and Labor Minister
Almino Afonso have called for
reorganization of the alliance
to give Latin American coun
tries more say.
In the same 686 days, Brazil
has renewed diplomatic rela
tions with Russia, defended
Castro Cuba's rights in the
Organization of American
States, passed a law severely
limiting remittances of profits
abroad by foreign companies
operating in Brazil, and begun
to negotiate purchase of all
foreign-owned public utilities
in Brazil. '
President Goulart has been
pushing through congress a
series of basic reforms as call
ed for under the Alliance for
Progress. Basic education and
anti-trust laws have gone Into
effect. Goulart's agrarian, lax
and banking reform bills are
under debate in congress now.
A sweeping administrative
reform bill is being drafted
for presentation to congress
next AuguBt.
Mileage of paved roads has
been doubled since, 1957, and
the Goulart administration has
begun reorganization of the
government - owned railroad
system, which has been
plagued by huge deficits. Bra
zil's major aitiea hare been
linked by improved radio
telegraph or microwave com
munications', Electrical gener
ating capacity will be in
creased from 4.B million KW
at the end of 1962 to 7.4 mil
lion when Goulart leaves of
fice in February 1966, under!
projects now In progress.
The sharpest disagreement Thiago Dantas obtained corn
between Washington and Bra- mitments if nearly $400 mil
silia has been on basic budget lion of American aid last
policy. Finance Minister San February. But it was condi
tioned on quarterly re-exami- plan. This plan calls for ' The 1964 federal budget cruzeiros (nearly $2 billion) cruzeiros (about $450 million),
nation of Brazilian economic gradual curbing of inflation presented in the chamber to- and expenditures of one tril- About 253 billion cruzeiros
policy to make sure Brazil and an end to printing of ad- day calls for income of one lion 387 billion 768 million,, are destined for the armed
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