EXAMPLES OF ANTI-U.S., SENTIMENT EXPRESSED IN LATIN AMERICAN RADIO BROADCASTS

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-04864A000100030003-4
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• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 21, 1998
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: July 9, 1947
• Content Type: IR

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COCX FIAV111A, III SP2'JIITH TO 31fl3A, JUT.TE 14, 1914-7, 7:30 A.1'i. EST
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CPYRGHT
"Our Editorial: Some days ago the dictator of Santo Domingo, Trujillo, announced
through the neneorous North l: ericen propag`.ncl enterprises that free elections would
be held in the country he in oppressing. Ile uttered an series of I:oy words to gild
what he was preparing to do. He cpolre of denocrt cy`, free wti1 of the people, and
so on and co. on. The results are wet knurl. He was reelected by means of fraud,
coercion, bloody terror, (ane repression). After this moclcery of tt'.e root eler ertal
democratic rights, the policy of terror as-uned greater and more violence and went
so far as formally to declare the Socialist Popular '?arty illegal, which it already
was de facto.
"This nous, tuucb assumes the greatest significance and illustrates the activitios
of neo-fascist reaction in !4merica, had no repercussions at all in the great
capitalist netrs er?.torprises. Those who hypocritically speak of democracy, those
who shout against the popular Goverment of Hungary because it was able to strangle
at the opportune time., a dangerous reactionary attack sponsored by North American
capitalist monopcRAsts, those who t'n.i ly and on every occasion denounce alleged
erila to peace and. the rights of nations, those persons say not'in?- to condemn
his act of Hitlerien barba..rity, this profoundly anti.denoeratic step, this dictatorial
and regressive step. This is profoundly significant inc? revealing.
at 1le tr:oyMith kk the great . forward steps of democracy, the-.r are silent about events
such as occur, ?ed in .>t xato Domingo and trhi ih are nothing other than renewal of an
ld coup d'etat directly aimed against the people, against their rights, their
eedons, and against their future. (It is fitting that) those who announce that
he U.N. should take up the problem of Hungary which is a case where democracy
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COCX HAVAIDA, I T .-P_"III 'i 7.0 TUBA, JUI11; 17, 1947, 7:30 4, ' . EST
(Text) CPYRGHT
"Editorial: A new air disaster,.with a terrible total of 50 killed; has just
(taken place) dramatically near Leesburg, Virginia. Once again it i.,as a DC-4,
undoubtedly a plane weakened by the hard toils of the trar.
"It is time that energetic measure.' t,- ?..,.,, . ?~7 the Governments, in particular
that of the United States, in order to prevent inhuman capitalist gentlemen from
continuing to rake money with unserviceable planes, and cutting off the lives of
their fellow beings. The use of motors which have been subjected to very severe
trials during the war should no-' be allowed, even though this affords biga.in , to
a group of magnates and although many of those nagnates are in league with prominent
Goverzr?:ent officials.
"In this regime which we are suffering frequently the ma ates and The Government
officials are the same persons. This explains the nonstrosittr that disastors
similar to that of Leesburg are occurrJnr- daily and that those who are obliged to
guard the recur tyr of the passengers utilizing the air services have failed to take
urgent measures.
Boycott recommended
"If those who have this inescapable obligation, persist in this-in that which
already constitutes ori.rii-nal (negligence)-it is up to the nasser_-ers to tag e action
in harmony with the serious circumstances. "'here is no other alternative but to
'ispenso with air service, final - ran uncin,ry the planes unt17. such time as there
is such security that effective ?::eaaures are actually- being taken to 'eet the nroble.:.
here is no other tray of gaining urgent c ttc"tion, for the uagnate gentle-on of this
r any o'.her enternrlso are incapable of react4.ng spontaneously, not even in the facts
f a ca --c such as we are cc-,: cntinC- on and which has already cost hundreds of hu?
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RETRI T~.
"Unfortunately, it Is a reality frequently proved ba the egoism of the 1f'
capitalists ralcec thee: irmervious to the logical human reactions which the elerorits
of the population normally experience. Only when 1,-hey notice that their intense
econor-ic Interests are in t gar do the.,- agree to rectify the natter. Hence we fail
to see any other cmy but but to affect these interests by moans of a large-scale
action on the part of the passenr?ers by renouncin? air transport and tlrls sty rring
into action the rich owners of these enterprises who hove un to the present been
insensible to the continuous and.. terrible problem of air disasters.
"When the revenues oaf the root powerful air companies suffer a growing decrease,
then and only then will the gentlemen proprietors (enpresarios) hurry to withdraw
the worn out planes and obtain neap ones. Try it out,:and you will see we are right.
"Do not believe in the spontaneity or in the "'wisdom) of those who are aninated
by the sole motive (hecho) of accaml4ting hill ions. "'rthin - effective will be
done until t mare obliged by attacking then in that which hurts then. most-in
their profits, which have '-eon enormcausly auprsented b ! the use and abuse of chomp
planes acquired at liquidation pricerr and as mvrn7u' ?-7 _::ateriel. And when the
firm action of the passengers achIcves what hundreds of fatal accidents have `'ailed
to achieve, we shall h:.ve had the op"ortunity of once more proving that oapitali
is a ne -:ativc, inh =n, and brutal syete^."
Arms Standardization Mtn
XI 3T MEXICO, D.F. , l11 SPANISH TO t rXICC, J1/lY 30, 194x7, 11:15 P.:. EST
(:ext) CPYRGHT
"Buenos 'ire: , t.rgentina, tJNITI:D PRU.S S, ;Tarr orlr-Rad3 cal Deputy Alberto ;rndiotti
presented two resolutions today which if approved would recor^r2end that the '.rgentine
Nation oppose at any .nericen conference the Trur. n 'plan for standardization of
a> a:.ents acid equality of training of soldiers of the American Republics.
"The proposal of President `'r ran was not concretely nentioned, but )a ndiotti left
no doubt that his resolutions pertained to it. The first of these resolutions
says that the / r'-'entine delegations should receive express instructions not to
rye an coi itnent to (join)...the Ilations of this Continent in the adoption of a
single syste~.1 of arnments.
"He calls attention to the fact that tile...of arms would tend to create an
argent race between the nations of (genuine) democracy."
LRS, A31lF~'itJ., .w?b/xiY119I 1;i: ` Lf'rT1JTi14A, ME e9, 1947, 9:30 P.1a. 1751 e:F
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"In the house of Representatives, 'Levublican Congresrnan Scott severely criticized
the Trtman plan 'for standardization of arms-Tdr ). ":re are opposed to using our
fiscal revenue,' ho --3a, 'to ra`e so-to ~mo;artain friends and many permanent enemies.
I believe that the Truman plan will only succeed in keening conga dictatorships
in power. "
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XEBT IMICO, D.F. , II1 SMII ,II T ;TXIOO, JO WI 10, l "Alp 11:15 P.11. EST
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"Prague (MM ED PRESS New York-"he sex scan labor leader, Vicente o
Toledano, stated today that the Anerican Federation of i,abor is at present operating
in the Latin American countries in a huge post-i-ar campaign to corrupt the greateet
possible nunher of labor leaders of the worsting class in order t) destroy the uaity
of the orgalnizatIons which the leaders of the A.F. of L, have classified as
Communist. Toledano devoted the greater part of his speech made before th,a r.oaneral
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Council of the .7orld Federation of Trades= Unions,, now neeting in Prague, to a
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denunciation of the intentions of the A.F. )f L. toward obtaining control cf labor
organizations in Latin A neri.aa. Ile re auestod the -.:orlc Federation of Trade Unions
to aid in oheoJdnrg the increasing nonontun of the lsiericon Federation of Labor."
AP "Untruthful"
LRA IM}-10S P.M ."X 's Ili S P.4}I1 ;lI "'0 /:RG -2-T Y11
101, 1-117P, 6:30 1'.' EST
('2o ct) CPYRGHT
"The Under Secretariat of Inforr^aation made public the follourinr- corr~uni4ue: t 1r
view of th3 reiterated adulterations of the truth by the notrs agency, the ASSOCIATED
PRESS, the tendentiousness of its inforvation, generally (distorted) or mutilvbedl
in a malicious raer-ner and propagated with unscrupulous (inconfocahl'ss) aims in
order to '-rejudice the good nae of our country abroad, anti give to our country
erroneous reports about the realities taking place in the rest of the world, this
Under : ocrotariat rrf Information declares that that agency does not fulfill the
spo;;i fi s aims of all honest netrspaper orga,-i nations and is, on the other hand, an
instrument of certain interests determined to prejudice the good relations of our
country v th friendly rovexrnr. ents.'"
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T1,3W. rlrl~iI."L:ALA CITY, IN SPN`IISIT TO N t('MMA, J[IITE 4, 191x.7, 9:01 A? 4. 1ST
(Speela_'. Broadcast)
(By Jose iiadrid Thomas, Nicaraguan Patriotic Council Spokesnan)
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CPYRGHT
"The Nlcarai uan people must not believe that the presence of powerful foreign
interests which are behind Somoza and his 'clique wall gain than the official
support of the United States. In this connection there has been a renort in this
Capital of Guatemala to the effect that because 'of the methods used in this
situation the moves of the holder of timber concessions in Nicaragua (I`r. Scott)
are being followed very closely encl. it is assured that this powerful potentate is
supporting the Presidential candidacy of _ -ariano ".rguellto Varga by raking use of
the meeting of the ConsL?ituent Assee:?bly trhieh has been called by Sonoza's man,
Laoayo.
"Authorized sources reported that this criminal- act in international policy will
be denounced to the State I:epart_;:ent and to the Senate in ashinFgton. As we
sported yesterday from various foreign representatives, various groups (will
rake the necessary steps) to bring up this situation before the In'-er-nerican.
O'onferenoc which will be held soon in Rio do Janeiro. In this conference
political scandals created b-' power grabbers in their countries will be dealt tra th
and it is assured that a tribunal will be established so that punitive sanctions
can be an--lied in the name of all the :Cation: of /Lmerica.
North American Interference
"Since the interference of North American companies in the internal policy of
Latin America is the object of special attention in the foreign relations of the
United States, and since in cases in rich there was a suspicion that such acts
had occurred the State Department has speedily condemned this type of meddling to
leave no doubt in the sincerity of Pan-Americanism, we are sure that the
Nicaraguan situation will get the same attention. The position of the upholders of
the Legitimistas in Nicaragua who are fighting for the restoration of the
Constitutional Government of Dr. Leonardo Argello will be greatly strengthened by
the interest of many countries of the Hemisphere, which have strongly opposed the
economic intervention carried out at times without casee with the support of the
United States.
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