The daily worker
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The *Daily Worker* reported on proceedings at the Pan-American Federation of Labor convention, where the Dominican delegate had his delegation's name removed from a resolution critical of governments. The article described the Dominican Confederation of Labor as a fictitious body led by intellectuals from the "Nationalist Brotherhood" rather than a genuine workers' organization. It similarly denounced the Cuban delegation as unrepresentative agents of that country's dictatorship.
El *Daily Worker* informó sobre las deliberaciones de la convención de la Federación Panamericana del Trabajo, donde el delegado dominicano solicitó retirar el nombre de su delegación de una resolución que criticaba a los gobiernos. El artículo describió a la Confederación Dominicana del Trabajo como una entidad ficticia dirigida por intelectuales de la «Hermandad Nacionalista» y no como una auténtica organización obrera. De igual forma, denunció a la delegación cubana tachándola de agentes no representativos de la dictadura de dicho país.
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signed Martinez’s, resolution it was
unifier a grave misapprehension and
to request that the delegation’s name
be "erased from a document which
details a long lis of unproved
charges and which attacks govern
ments.” (President Green arose
from the chair to say graciously that
the request of the Dominican dele
gate would be grantee.)
It should be stated here that the
Dominican Confederation of Labor is
another one of the mflths represent
ed the the conventionßof the P. A.
F. of L. There isljo real labor
movement in Santo ißningo. There
has been a small bodfl of intellectu
als there known as tw “Nationalist
Brotherhood” which sent delegates to
the 1921 and 1924 conventions of the
P. A. F. of L. It is now announced
that this “Nationalist Brotherhood”
has been merged with the mythical
“Dominican Confederation of Labor.”
Cuban Delegates Defend Dictator, j
But for unadulterated depravity
the prize must go to the Cuban dele
gation. Unlike mostt of the other
Latin-Americans, the Cubans carried j
credentials of a bona fide labor or
ganization, even though it is an or-,
ganization operating in a single in
dustry and including only a part of
the workers in that industry.
To have representatives of this
one organization the Railroad
Brotherhood of the North of Cuba—
speak for the Cuban labor movement
is, however, a cruel joke. The great,
mass of *he Cuban unions have re
peatedly denounced the Pan-Amer
ican Federation of Labor and refuse
to send delegates to its conventions.
Cuba has been much in the news
papers of late, owing to the brutal
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The daily worker. (1927). Chicago, Ill.;New York, N.Y., 1927-08-01. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr21473-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020097/1927-08-01/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily worker, 1927-08-01.