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DISLON
a 11 en
a. The rise of a totalitarian regime in Argentina pledged to achieve
"justicialism" for its people and to maintain a "third position" in opposition
to both communism and capitalismo Argentine nationalism in its present form
of Peronism represents a threat not only to the inter-American system (Argentina
periodically has attempted to induce Brazil and Chile to join it in forming an
anti-American bloc and is currently attempting to organize and control Latin
American labor) but to smaller neighboring countries whore it seeks to establish
its hegemony (it is currently exerting pressure on Uruguay and Paraguay).
be Infiltration of communists into positions of political importance
in Guatemala from where they are able, in spite of their small numbers, to
influence government decisions; and the possibility that similar infiltrations
will occur in other countries.
Co A steady stream of communist and nationalist (including Peronist)
propaganda to promote anti-Americanismo
do A threatened increase in the tempo of nationalization of foreign
owned properties. As concomitant to the static economic life that prevailed
in these countries until relatively recently, most of the large economic
enterprises were of foreign origin or in foreign hands. Most of the
railways in Cuba, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador and Mexico were
originally of British or United States ownership; power and telephone devel-
opment has been foreign to an equal extent. Other large foreign interests
include the American copper and nitrate companies in Chile; the tin companies
in Bolivia; United States mining interests in Peru and Mexico; the United
Fruit
DECLASSIFIED
11652, Sec. 3(E) and ()) or (E)
SBORET SDOURITY INFORMATION
E. O. of State litter, 27
By D P NLT- He NARS.D.
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