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Dr. Walter Lear and Professor Jose Arias Discuss El Salvador.

Dr. Walter Lear, President of the Institute of Social Medicine and Community Health, and Professor Jose Arias, a professor of economics and former Salvadorian Minister of Agriculture, join the show to discuss the political situation in El Salvador. (INTERVIEW BY RALPH FLOOD)

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Other segments from the episode on July 25, 1980

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, July 25, 1980: Interview with John Fahey; Interview with Dr. Walter Lear and Professor Jose Arias.

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