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A Plea for Justice to Mexico
April 13, 1927 issue

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The article presents on various developments related to Mexico. All this is but a preface to a discussion of Mexico and Mexican policies. For weeks and months the propaganda has been put out that Mexico and Central America have come under the domination of communistic teachings and that this is the cause of trouble in that part of the world. People venture to assert that the Third International, that Russia, has not one thing to do with Mexico or with Mexican policies. No country on this Western Continent has been more outspoken or vigilant against communism than Mexico.

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PROPAGANDA; INTERNATIONAL relations; COMMUNISM; COLLECTIVISM; COMMUNICATION in politics; MEXICO
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