Evening star
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- The Bismarck tribune · December 12, 193312 de diciembre de 1933
- The times-news · December 13, 193313 de diciembre de 1933
- The Waterbury Democrat · December 22, 193322 de diciembre de 1933
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Minor reservations were made by
Peru. Salvador. Haiti, Dominica, Nica
ragua, Venezuela and Ecuador. Cuba
and Bolivia were absent when the vote
was taken and Costa Rica was not rep
resented.
The resolution was entered by Cordell
Hull. Secretary of State of the United
Stafes. It was viewed in some quar
ters as representing a change In the
policy of his country since the World
Economic Conference in London.
Haiti Accepts.
Salvador and Haiti, which earlier had
opposed the resolution, accepted it in
principle, with the former applauding
the change from “the United States
republic policy.”
Haiti’s spokesman said his country
was “relying on Mr. Hull and the
United States to evince good neighbor
ship and end the state of financial dic
tatorship, incompatible with the sov
ereignty of anv nation.”
Mexico specified “clarifications," prin
cipally stipulating rights to grant im
mediate neighbors special privileges. Dr.
Jose Manuel Cassauranc. Mexican for
eign minister, said adoption of the res
olution was a “noble, courageous step.”
He explained he wanted not only Pres
ident Roosevelt but the United States
as a whole to approve the implied
change in tariff policy.
Committee approval of the resolution
after a thorough debate indicated con
ference acceptance without further dis
cussion.
The 21 republics taking part in the
conference were expected to be asked
today to supply the missing parts of
uncompleted peace machinery by sign
ing the existing conciliation and arbi
tration treaties.
Documents in Existence.
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening star. (1933). Washington, D.C., 1933-12-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1933-12-15/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1933-12-15.
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