The Noriega message
Charles Jaco (Reporter), Michael J. Sullivan (Speaker), Myles Malman (Speaker), Ambler H. Moss (Speaker), Robert W. Merkle (Speaker), Ernesto Pérez Balladares (Speaker), Balbina Herrera (Speaker), Ricardo Arias Calderón (Speaker), William Pelham Barr (Speaker), Robert Donner (Speaker), Tom Cash (Speaker), Charles E. Schumer (Speaker), Frank A. Rubino (Speaker), I. Roberto Eisenmann (Speaker), Leon B. Kellner (Speaker), James McAdams (Speaker), Guillermo Endara Galimany (Speaker), Mario Ragniori (Speaker), George Bush (Speaker), Jack A. Blum (Speaker), Mathea Falco (Speaker), Bernard Aronson (Speaker), John Zarrella (Reporter), Connie Lovier (Speaker), Anthony Collings (Reporter), Cable News Network (Broadcaster)
Reporter Charles Jaco presents "The Noriega message," looking at the U.S. relationship with Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega, the U.S. invasion of the country to arrest Noriega, which cost 23 American and about 700 Panamanian lives, and his trial and conviction on drug and money laundering charges. Speakers comment on the $250,000,000 cost of capturing and prosecuting Noriega in addition to the moral and ethical issues raised by making deals with numerous drug dealers in exchange for their testimony. On "Big Story."
eAudiobook, English, 1992
1992