The New York herald
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Theodore Roosevelt formulated the Roosevelt Corollary specifically for the Dominican debt crisis, placing customs houses under American receivership to ward off European gunboats.Theodore Roosevelt formuló el Corolario Roosevelt para la crisis de la deuda dominicana, colocando las aduanas bajo control estadounidense.
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- The Washington times · May 12, 190612 de mayo de 1906
SummaryResumen
A former high official of Santo Domingo, now residing in San Juan and close to former President Morales, says that judging from the attitude of Congress there is every possibility the Santo Domingo convention will not be approved by the United States government, at least not this year, and that this would be the death blow to the present administration headed by President Ramon Caceres. He explains that Caceres forced Morales to resign in the belief the convention would pass and sustain his party in power, partly through the article providing for the landing of American troops at the President's request, the very article Caceres had used against Morales, and that Caceres made promises he will never be able to keep.
Un ex alto funcionario de Santo Domingo, que ahora reside en San Juan y es cercano al expresidente Morales, dice que, a juzgar por la actitud del Congreso, hay todas las posibilidades de que la convención de Santo Domingo no sea aprobada por el gobierno de los Estados Unidos, al menos no este año, y que eso sería el golpe mortal para el gobierno actual encabezado por el presidente Ramón Cáceres. Explica que Cáceres obligó a Morales a renunciar creyendo que la convención sería aprobada y mantendría a su partido en el poder, en parte por el artículo que prevé el desembarco de tropas estadounidenses a petición del Presidente, el mismo artículo que Cáceres había usado contra Morales, y que Cáceres hizo promesas que nunca podrá cumplir.
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REACTION BEGINS
IN SANTO DOMING
Failure to Ratify Dominican Conve
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is close to former President Moral
makes the following statement:?
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t gress, there seems to toe every pos
tollity that the Santo Domingan convent
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government, at least not this year. Sho
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i is headed toy President Ramon Caceres.
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ure of the Horacista party to bear
II President Morales and forced him to
11 sign, it was in the belief that the conv<
tion would pass the American Congr
1 and that the Horacista .party would
sustained in power for an indefinitely lc
period, most especially so by the pro
sions of article 7, which provides
the landing of American troops in Sai
Domingo at the request of the Presidi
to maintain order in case of revolution,
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The New York herald. (1906). New York [N.Y.], 1906-03-27. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1906-03-27/ed-1/?sp=9
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1906-03-27.
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