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Argentine Showdown?
Josephs, Ray | August 5, 1944 issue

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The article focuses on the equivocal policy in regard to Argentina by the state department. Foreign Minister Orlando L. Peluffo denied that the Argentine was working against continental solidarity. He emphasized that no change in policy was contemplated. The well-worn argument was produced that sovereignty of Argentina would be impaired if it seemed that its policy was dictated from abroad. He harped on another favorite theme that Argentine neutrality war helping the war effort by supplying vital food and war supplies and concluded his radio talk by showing just how closely Argentina was tying up with her Good Neighbors with the sole purpose of strengthening continental solidarity.

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STATE governments & international relations; ECONOMIC policy; SOVEREIGNTY; PELUFFO, Orlando L.; SOLIDARITY; ARGENTINA
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