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- ‘=< Newly established as one.
of the big. oil. producers, ©
Mexicois jarning away from.
“passive”
"foreign policy and projecting. p .

its. traditional -

itself asa force in: world

: affairs.’

The change is prompted by

. ”. President Jose Lopez Por-

tillo’s belief that as a fast-
developing Third World
economic power, Mexico has

something to say and can be |

increasingly sure of an
audience:

: | Over the last year Mexico

has played a key role in

Nicaragua’s. left-wing
revolution, proposed a world
the United Nations Security

new international economic

.- order: and refused to back

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* --United States initiatives over -

Iran: and the. Soviet Union.
" Lopes has just completed a

‘ ‘major:tour of Europe and
while) Méxican .

Canada,
diplomiais are working to set
up A world summit in Mexico
City next year, on, relations
betweerj ' the industrialized

_ and developing states...For

most of the 60 years since its’

revolution, Mexico - has
defined ita foreign policy in
terms of. relations swith the
us. | .
Lopez charted -what he
. calls Mexico's active foreign
policy soon: after he’ took

- office in 1976 and: presided

over the country’ss” oil-

fuelled economic. takeoff.

He sald recently that while

‘non-intervention remains the -

_ watchword, Mexico now has

enough muscle to go out and
promote ita bellefs on’ such
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juatice

“We had to translate the
(old) polley of resistance
Into a more active policy
‘because it wasn't enough to

. spy ‘don’t do something." It

was better to say ‘something
must be done.’ ”’.

As possessor of the world's
sixth-largest hydrocarbon
reserves, Mexico is
diligently courted by
‘countries hoping to win
promises of bigger supplies
and a slice of' the com-
‘mercial activities in its
ambitious industrialization

_ plana.

Over the last three years

~ the leaders of France, Spain,

Canada, Portugal, Japan,
the United States and other
countries have Visited Lopez.
He has travelled twice to
the United States and to the
Soviet Union, China, Japan,
in, France, Sweden, West
ermany, Canada,
Ni¢aragua and Panama.

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During duly He will * vinit
Brazil, Costa: Rica and Cyba. .
- Lopez and: his~ foreign

minister, Jorgen Castaneda, -
dehy” trying to use oll a8 .a

Political weapon": but
describe it as the instrument

"of their new. policies,

Castaneda told: members

of the American Council on -

Foreign Relations they’
Should not forget .that -
“foreign trade is. as much a
‘political matter ag. it is an
economic oné’’and that.

Mexico is selling its oll at a

premium, that’ is more than | :

monetacy.
The message which Lopez
and his foreign minister are

hammering hame 1s that |
those countries willing to

take part in: Mexico's

economic development will:
be more likely to receive,

substantial olf supplies.

The president used his trip —-./--

to, Fratice, West Germany,
Swedenwnd Canada itt May

to restate.the point, Except |

for West Germany. they are
all in the market: for more

’ Mexican oil.

But there is one flaw In

Mexico's ail plan which is
beginning to be perceived by
consumer - nations: ‘despite
its huge proven reserves —

now. put at 50 billion barrels -
‘— Mexico has limited the
amount of oft it is willing to
sell,

Mexico currently plans to
hold ‘production’ at a

-maximum of. 2.7 million

barrels a day to prevent.a
big inflow of “‘petrodollars”
from disrupting
economy.

Exports are officially set

the |

at no more than 1.1 million -

barrels per day and all of

for. delivery. under existing.
agreements with consumer

countries, These. Include the | .

Israel,
Japan,

United Statés,
Spain,
Brazil, and Canada.

- ff Mexico sticks to its
production limit it will have
only an additional 450,000 or
ao barrels per day to offer
consumer nations next year.’

“The Mexicans are
beginning to realize that they
have created a problem for
theniselves,"" according to
one Western diplomat.

A principal aim of the
drive to diversify economic
partnerships is to reduce ils
dependence on. the United,
States. ;

The Americans last “year
received 86 per cent of the oll
exporta, 70 per cent of ove

‘all exports, and supplied

wome 60 par cent Mexican
Imports.

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fron-grey hair and: a -tevel

' stare, looks like everybody's .

idea of a-veteran police of-
ficer.
But-he's not ‘your average

cop. King. is ae ‘hypno-

investigator. ;

He uses, hypnotism: as an
" investigative too] and the
technique “may ‘yet rival

fingerprinting a8 a means of |

catching. crooks. -

Canada Forensi¢ Society
seminar . that ‘his depart-

ment’s ' hypno-investigatora

make’ extensive -use of

hyp notism to help witnesses ©

and victims recall details of
acrime. |.
King said the- in-.

vestigators, all experienced .

policemen with hypnosis

training, have used the

technique in 500. different
cases, including serious
_ crimes such as rape and
murder,
Stressing that hypnosis is
-not a substitute for basic in-
vestigative techniques, ‘King
said new information was
uncovered in72 per cent of
the cases and’ 12. per cent
were actually solved through
the use of hypnosis. co

Merpbers’ of ‘Varicouver's

- police department as well as -
“prosecutors and defence -
Jawyers listened’as King’
talked ; about. successful.

hypno-investigations ‘in the
Los Angeles area. :
He recalled one case’

which a woman who got only: ~
‘a fleeting glinipse of the man:
_who shot:.and. killer -her.

husband was unable to give
police more than'a general

descriptio of the gunman. -

- Under osis, she gave

’ a detailed description from
- He recently told a Western .

‘which a police. artist

produced: a ‘portrait.of the.
suspect.,The..description
‘tarmed out’ to be uncannily te

accurate. ’-

Next day, a drug squid.
officer happened to see the

portrait sitting on ahomicide
investigator's desk and said
-he had charged the man with
drug possession. the night

“before.

In ‘another. case, a ‘lone

-gunnian Waving ‘a shotgun.

robbed a Les Angeles bank‘of

‘$85,000. No one -got’.a- good.
description of the ‘suspect...

Police didn’t even know

whether he escaped on foot °

or. by car.

- However, under hypnosis,
a bank teller recalled seeing
the’ bandit climb into a car

driven by another man. The

. hi pno-investigator

' psychiatrist, -
technique to help a wounded .

‘was
ableto get her. to describe the
-Griver™ and. :the..car’ and,

probing deeper,, five digits ;

from the car's licence plates.

“4” ‘The bandits were ‘captured

within hours and the money
- recovered, .

» King: said the - ‘hypnosis-
training program began six,

--yéars ago, when Dr. Martin
‘Reiser, the Los’ Angeles |
' resident. .
the |:

department's
‘used

officer describe the man who
‘shot him. - :
: He''said the wouniled of-

ficer's description : .of the. |
suspect, obtained. - ‘under -
‘hypnosis, was ‘totally. dif-.
ferent from the description . “

given earlier by his partner.

Portraits were Made | from ‘|.

both descriptions. :

eventually captured, the

‘portrait made; from the .

description. given - under

hypnosis”. was ‘almost’ a |

“photographic likeness of the
-suspeet, King said
‘The’ success: in that: case

prompted the department to ‘
have -12. of its lieutenants

study hypnosis. They then
spent one year working with
a consultant: using the
technique : interview
witnesses, and ‘vetims.

King said all. hypno- .
investigators are. college
“many” with-.
" yated by a desire to help.

graduates,
master’s ‘degrees, and ‘all

“were ‘required. to. .have: ‘at.
‘Teast 10 years’ experience as:
ve, effect, | parsicularly, for rape

police investigators. -.*:

H YPNOTISM AS. INVESTIGATIVE TOOL |
He’ 'S§ not your: average cop”

“VANCOUVER (CP) —
| Capt.. Richard King of the
‘Los Angeles ‘police ‘ depart-

-eome in voluntarily to

provide -the police with in-
formetion usually are moti.

The officer said hypnosis
can. also have a therapeutic

Every. hypnosis session . victims

with’ a victim or, witness is
recorded to ensure ‘that

misleading questions, “or

improper suggestions, are

not put to the subject,
He ‘conceded: that. some -

people tend .to resist hyp-

nosis, but said persons who.

yet.

He retailed one case of a
woman raped by elght men
who was left paralysed and
speech less by the incident,
under . ‘hypnoais
screamed. - Shereturned to
her paralytic state after the
hypnosis peasiogs Pe”

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