Springfield weekly Republican
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Nicaraguan. Mexican. Haitian and
Salvadorean groups, who had dis
cussed the provisions with Secretary
Hull «n the voyage to Buenos Aires,
were understood to be friendly.
United States delegates expressed
the view there was no conflict be
tween their proposal and similar ones
ma le by other nations, including
Chil». Brazil and Venezuela. They
sail they were confident an American
antiwar pact based on the Unite 4
States plan would emerge from the
conference.
Washington Cool Toward League
The delegates from Washington
voice no enthusiasm over the plan
for an American League of Nations
suggested by the Dominican Repub
lic. It was understood they believed
this contained provisions objectionable
to the United States policy of "no en
tangling alliances."
The neutrality plan inspired by
President Roosevelt declares the sig
natories “renew their pledges that
any international differences that may
arise shall be settled by pacific
means.”
The permanent committee, consisting
of the foreign ministers of the coun
tries concerned, would first, "assist
solely through their good offices and
mediation in fulfillment of the Amer
ican republics’ existing obligations for
pacific settlement.”
Members of the committee, second
ly. would provide means by which
“the American republics, with full rec
ognition of their juridical equalitx
as sovereign and Independent states
and general right to individual lib
erty of action, may take counsel to
gether whenever emergencies arise
which affect common Interests.’’
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1936). Springfield, Mass., 1936-12-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1936-12-10/ed-1/?sp=6
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1936-12-10.
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