On the recordOctober 17, 1997
Well, it would deal with whatever questions the OAS was willing to refer to it. But I think the idea would be to be able to take specific cases and build a system where those kinds of cases didn't come forward. Of course, the individual case would still have to be handled through the justice system, but the point is maybe a press ombudsman would say, ``Look, here's the sort of judicial system every country in OAS should have,'' or ``Here's the kind of judicial training center we ought to have.'' That's another one of our proposals, battling around the OAS--to set up a common judicial training center so that every country could send their judges there, and we could have generally accepted systems which would help to build a civil society. Attacks on Buenos Aires Jewish Community
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