Volume 34, Number 14 · September 24, 1987
The Price of Peace
By Murray Kempton
The five Central American presidents have agreed upon measures for restoring peace to their region. There is little sense and less use in disputes over whether their plan is fair and reasonable. It is both, and eminently so; and, as often happens with reasonable and fair proposals, it cannot be.
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