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Fascism Looms in Mexico
Prendergast, L. O. | December 25, 1935 issue

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The article presents information on various developments related to Fascism in Mexico. The anniversaries of two revolutions and a lecture series are the improbable agents that are rapidly provoking a new political crisis in the Mexican government. The government's consolidation of its power throughout the country, a problem that involved ousting governors of the individual states and exterminating the foci of previous government infection wherever they were to be found, has not been easy. The Mexican organized labor are too recent friends of the Communist Party to risk very much in the defense of their new comrades in the face of a determined assault by the government.

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FASCISM; POLITICAL development; LABOR unions; POLITICAL parties; COMMUNISTS; MEXICO
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