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The Churchwomen Murders: a report to the Secretary of State by Harold R. Tyler, Jr.
This report, written at the request of the US Department of State, reviews the evidence surrounding the investigation into the murder of four American churchwomen, Ita Ford, Maura Clarke, Dorothy Kazel, and Jean Donovan, in El Salvador in 1980.
Political cartoon regarding the US Congressional investigation of the murder of Jesuit priests in El Salvador
Cartoon depicts Salvadoran military leaders laughing and claiming to have lost evidence regarding the murder of Jesuit priests, and US Congress threatening to pull funding in response. Signed by artist Paul Szep: "To Joe: With considerable applause…
El Salvador Diary by David Scondras, 1990
Scondras, David
Letter from Archbishop Arturo Rivera y Damas to the United States Congress, 15 November 1985
Letter has been translated from Spanish to English.
A copy of an Oxfam America Special Report on El Salvador sent to Congressman John Joseph Moakley from a constituent and a letter from members of Congress to Secretary of State Alexander Haig regarding the murder of American nuns in El Salvador
The Oxfam article and the letter to the Secretary of State were clipped together.
United Nations Security Council report on Resolution 637, 27 July 1989
Report was faxed to Sophie Hayford from Nancy Carter on 8 February 1990 and includes remarks by Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar after his meeting with Salvadoran President Alfredo Cristiani on 31 January 1990.
Statement by Congressman John Joseph Moakley on H.R. 822 before the Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees and International Law
The legislation, introduced by Congressman John Joseph Moakley, called for a GAO investigation on the conditions of displaced Salvadorans and a temporary stay of detention and deportation of certain Salvadorans.
Dear Colleague letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley asking for support of the Moakley-DeConcini Bill (H.R. 45).
The legislation, introduced by Congressmen John Joseph Moakley and Dennis DeConcini, recommended a temporary stay of detention and deportation for Salvadoran and Nicaraguan refugees pending a GAO review of conditions in those countries.