El Salvador's Economy Sputters and U.S. Aid Policies Are theCulprit

U.S. financial aid is pouring into El Salvador at the rate of almost $1 million per day. Since 1980, that country has received nearly $1 billion to reform and modernize its political, economic, and military systems.

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