the historical record simply not intrude on the imaginative world this young acolyte of U.S. policy has learned to inhabit? The human-rights lawyer with our delegation asks what makes El Salvador a “success story.” She observes that the U.S.-brokered peace accords in El Salvador bestowed immunity from prosecution upon the military and civilian architects of twelve years of repression: the engineers of approximately 70,000 civilian deaths per U.N. estimates. She wonders aloud how that result squares