Evening star

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the OAS Council resolution last

s week, which seemed to treat

f the dispute as a narrow Hai-

tian and Dominican one.

o “They have made it clear,”

r said one OAS ambassador here,

g “that if the OAS is not careful

its legalism will strengthen dic

tatorship on one part of the

island and weaken democracy

on the other.”

Wider Question

n In short, the Dominican po

n sition is that the dispute is no

s longer limited to this small

island but is a question of what

the whole hemisphere can do

about Haitian violation of 1

human rights outlined in the I

OAS charter. I

The five countries repre- i

sented on the OAS committee

are Colombia, Bolivia, Chile,

Ecuador and Salvador. Under

the chairmanship of Colombian

Ambassador Alberto Zuleta I

Angel, the group is planning to

go to Port au Prince tomorrow

and stay three or four days.

Their passports, with visas 1

from the Haitian Embassy in I

I Washington, arrived last night

with Chilean Ambassador En

rique Gajardo.

But sources close to the com-

mittee report it is split over

how to interpret its mandate.

i The Chilean Ambassador and

Ecuadorian Ambassador Gan

i zalo Escudero are said to take

.a more narrow view against

any step which might be in

terpreted as “intervention” in

Haitian affairs.

Timing Called Delicate

But the other three repre

sentatives are prepared to fol-

low the Dominican lead and go

to the heart of Duvalier tyr

anny in the inter-American

j system.

i “The question of timing of

our visit is very delicate,” said

one ambassador.

Dr. Duvalier earlier had an

s nounced a May 22 celebration

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1963). Washington, D.C., 1963-05-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1963-05-15/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1963-05-15.