Rosa Jordan speaks about her repatriated El Salvadorian community. She addresses such issues as: turmoil among the refugee communitee; Malibu affiliates with the group; 600 people who went to Panama City and camped in front of the Salvadoran embassy; the power of people over the army; and a comparison between the FMLN and the Sandinestas. She concludes by discussing the impossibility of self-sufficiency or dignity within refugee camps, and the problems of United States aid to El Salvador.|CIAUDAD ROMERO : SISTER CITY / Rosa Jordan| interviewed by Rafael Mazza. - Rosa Jordan speaks about her repatriated El Salvadorian community. She addresses such issues as: turmoil among the refugee communitee| Malibu affiliates with a group| 600 people who went to Panama City and camped in front of the Salvadoran embassy| the power of people over the army| and compares the FMLN to the Sandinestas. She concludes by discussing the impossibility of self-sufficiency or dignity within refugee camples, and the problems of US aid to El Salvador. - RECORDED: Feb. 1991.
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