Crisis in Central America

1982 to 1984

three mentions

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There is a growing Crisis in Central America, and in E1 Salvador in particular.

_{Orders Of The Day — Adjournment (Easter And May Day)}

Mr. David Winnick - April 1, 1982

Crisis in Central America.

_{Departmental Publications}

- Oct. 31, 1983

We must compare what we have heard and what I hope we are about to hear about the terrible dangers and the Crisis in Central America with what the Government stated earlier this week as their foreign policy objectives for the coming year and the appalling complacency and self-satisfaction with which the Government pursue foreign policy.

_{Orders Of The Day — Foreign Affairs And Overseas Development}

Mr. Jeremy Corbyn - Nov. 9, 1984

1985 to 1987

two mentions

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First, it says:The roots of the Crisis in Central America lie in the social and economic problems of the region.

_{Foreign Affairs}

Mr. Corbyn - April 25, 1985

It is the British Government's express view that there should be a peaceful solution to the Crisis in Central America, yet they have never distanced themselves from the United States' clear violation of that principle.

_{Foreign Affairs}

Mr. Beith - June 26, 1987