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divided. Costa Rica and Panama still

holding out against the epidemic of

dictatorship which has swept Nicara

gua, Guatemala. Honduras and El

Salvador. Cuba is rightist while His

paniola Is split in the middle. Haiti

slanting to the left and the Domini

can republic to the right—a clash

to which attention was recently forced

by the killing ot a number of Haitian

laborers who were seeking work

across the Dominican border.

Black and Red In New World

The redness of Mexico is often

exaggerated, but Its leftward turning

is unmistakable and has led and con

tinues to lead to friction wirh other

countries. Including the Uinted States

The church controversy which made

the Vatican lump Mexico with Rus

sia. Nazi Germany and republican

Spain as an enemy to the faith has

subsided somewhat with the growth

of tolerance, but the oil question Is

again acute, and a recent grant ot

rights to a British group is viewed

In askance by American rivals.

Periodical clashes with foreign

vested interests are probably In

evitable because Mexico, a poor coun

try with immense natural wealth has

so long been exploited by foreign

Whiting’s Boston Letter

Boston, Nov. 17—The note ot the

week in Boston has been on the op

timistic side: this notwithstanding

the indications that sufficiently de

termined men need have little doubt of

the success of robbery intelligently

undertaken. The robbery of the Pack

ard motor car headquarters, at the

junction of Commonwealth and Brigh

ton avenues, just after mid-day. of

fers plenty of gloomy suggestion. We

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1937). Springfield, Mass., 1937-11-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1937-11-25/ed-1/?sp=9

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1937-11-25.