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Comlist: Moscow Consolidated 26 Dec 90

Central Intelligence Agency · 1990-12-26 · 11 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This Central Intelligence Agency listing, dated 26 December 1990, is a consolidated daily list of Moscow radio, TASS and television items monitored that day. It gives a short description of each broadcast, grouped by region and topic. Most items cover the USSR Congress of People's Deputies, Shevardnadze's resignation, Yanayev's nomination as vice-president, the Persian Gulf crisis and year-end reviews. The only UFO content is a Czech/Slovak-language program item in which a boy from an unnamed Uzbek village recalls seeing a UFO.

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18 15 yuriy solton analyzes changes in soviet-u.s. relations over past year, contending few believed gorbachev's forecast of transition in bilateral relations from understanding to cooperation, made during his u.s. trip last summer, would come true so soon, touching on u.s.-soviet cooperation in gulf crisis, despite criticism expressed by some soviet mps who claim soviet foreign policy is running counter to soviet national interest. (4-3 min: enginter 1210 1510 1810 spanla 2300 portbraz 2300 german 1600 enguk 2000 portuguese 2100 persian 1500 bulgarian 1700 romanian 1700 polish 1600 hungarian 2000 serbo 1700 mand 1000 1400 bur 1430; anon: turkish 1400 1830)

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20 AMERICAS

21 16 leonid lelvchenko on latin america countries' christmas expectations for 1991. (rpt portbraz 252200, item 12 on 25 dec list) (spancuba 0130)

22 17 vyacheslav labrenkoev reports from buenos aires on violence in soccer stadiums in argentina. (3 min: spanla 2300)

23 18 anselmo septiem intvws bolivian charge d'affairs victor torres on matters related to most important events in 1990. (rpt spanla 252300, item 13 on 25 dec list) (spancuba 0130 spanla 0200)

24 19 (viktor venin) intvws victor alvarez, cuban expert on mechanical industry, on 30th anniversary of soviet-cuban technical assitance program. (4.5 min: spancuba 0130)

25 20 (yuriy oslov) novosti political observer, on cuba's prospects for economic recovery in 1991. (3 min: spancuba 0130 spanla 2300)

26 21 viktor dergua reports from mexico on mexican media's negative reaction to un resolution sponsored by u.s. govt calling for supervision of elections to strengthen democracy. (4 min: spanla 2300)

27 22 sergey koshkin on coup in surinam, recalling establishment of soviet-surinam relations in 1975, noting ussr has no special political or economic interests in surinam, pointing out surinam is former dutch colony-experiencing economic problems, aggravated by ethnic tensions. (3 min: enginter 1510 1810 arabic 1500)

28 23 corr in venezuela on lootings and other incidents during christmas celebrations in venezuela. (rpt spanla 252300, item 16 on 25 dec list) (spancuba 0130)

29 GERMANY

30 24 "contacts": incl intvws with east german journalists on their solidarity action for moscow children (4 min); info about soviet-german friendships, and christmas greetings (5 min). (german 1700)

31 25 "soviet panorama": incl viktor lulin on purchase by intlfilm exchange company of a soviet/german film "it's hard to be a god" for screening in britain. (3 min: enguk 2000)

32 NATO/WEST EUROPE

33 26 (vladislav drokov) pravda "does nato need to be restructured?". (3 min: turkish 1400)

34 27 aleksandr pogodin on conclusion of ec cncl session at foreign minister level in brussels. (rpt enginter 201210, item 17 on 20 dec ist) (serbo 201700)

35 28 "good evening, austria." (rpt germaust 241925, item 22 on 24 dec list) (germaust 1925)

36 29 london corr aleksandr malikov on john major's proposed visit to ussr. (rpt german 251600, item 27 on 25 dec list) (persian 251500)

37 30 nessreel of soviet-french relations: beregovoy and voronin assess

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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 11 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.