Evening star

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possible Communist regimes,

unless he is effectually

checked. Eight of these Lat

in American countries have

no diplomatic relations with

the Castro government, six

have broken such relations,

two not having had such re

lations. The six which have

broken off relations with Cas

tro are the Dominican Re

public, Guatemala. El Salva

dor, Nicaragua, Peru and

Honduras. Haiti and Para

guay have not had such

relations.

not a 'defector' from the Cu

ban Air Force. That was a

‘cover’ to hide the fact that

he was part of the rebel

forces stationed at an air

strip in Guatemala.” We now

have a “B-26 Incident.”

We were caught lying

about the U-2, and now we

have been exposed before the

world on the Cuban crisis.

The British press is almost

100 per cent against us.

Prime Minister Nehru de

nounced us, as did Saudi

Arabia, Mali, Equador, not

to mention the Communists,

as well as many other coun

tries. And don’t overlook the

demonstrations at the U. N.

this past week, and here in

Washington last Saturday.

Not all of the United States,

as President Kennedy says,

supports the CIA interven

tion, nor does the rest of the

world.

Our country became great

on its democratic ideals. Lies

before the world, and the in

tervention in a country of

6.5 million people, smack of

totalitarianism. What is

worse is that instead of the

United States apologizing, it

is rattling its weapons,

threatening a true United

States invasion in a country

that has seen the Marines

more than once on its shores

this century. Cuba and the

people of the world will not

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1961). Washington, D.C., 1961-04-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1961-04-27/ed-1/?sp=12

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1961-04-27.