CIRCULAR RECEIVED BY THE ECUADORAN COMMUNIST PARTY FROM THE LATIN AMERICAN SECTION OF THE FRENCH COMMUNIST PARTY

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R001800350006-2
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• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 11, 1999
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: August 20, 1948
• Content Type: REPORT

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1.u On 2 Ru st 194 .13, fi, ato Central Corw-.ittee of the Cc rc?unist Party of ~rczacic
roceivrsid a circular frori the I .tjn tLieriean Coi rittee of the French Cotnr?unj,>~
Party e oncorsni-og, the possibility of having Latin American Comunists ~ . c ?..
the presidential aspirations of Henry 'Ja11eco in the United States. It
stated that `4ai. ace was securing more syrr~ pat:hy of the passes in the Unitc
xtos, but that then- rra.sae were not yet flu? ly conscious of the role t re
new- "Third Party" would nl ,y in the poll tica,.1 course of the world. This
circular rocs r:2ended that the progressive element in T.atin Azaoric: i 'or
the North Americans of its interest in 4a1l ce,, who sho_id considered i:.? :"a
only guar tee for the i intenance of world peace and for irmr?oving the
-"ela[ions botl,r n the ~? erg cis
2 The Ecuadoran C r ist Party was requested to in sti s,te and study the
local situation in an effort to determine t :?e best means of organising a
daxlac; sa r i . The circular speci..f`i?..113 requested that the ::a -na En.
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o waged. by a progressive fi, 7m rather than: by the Co ri; ?t par and a sent -zad practieal ways of cawing out the project. Student creupa, l ~ h
syndic _tos 1, and. si. ni.lar ors inations were a ukpreoted as being the best ", ray:
3. Each Secretary General was asked to retort to the C ittee In Paris,
local x'eac:t e~ha re o the proposal and Methc-ls to be usel in i 'p`'' eating V,-,
It was :-,aot ex ciected that all the countries 'ould be able to follow one
tterr, and each was e pec.teft to "ovalor the most ten
` i i tivo ?3a rreto Secretary General of the Ec dorain Co!1rn n st Party.
Quito of -Pedro Sa.ad and Enrique (iii Gilbert on about 9 ? .ii ist 1948, P o 'r
a di 4-aseion within the Central Committee indicated. .ghat i'l: w s'o4 nsi
::lesi_raa~le to r ?omcte trams em's cause, but, that it would be ci.ffie ilt to d
without revealing some (kraniarrist articipatimn., and thereby ?rZTv3a ? the : e ^ t-le.3: t element was considered to be the most fertile u.nd
:gnat no decision would be , de on the Frond- . 'roouest . pending the arriva
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