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omunists have, in effect, recome a servige agency for striking unions,
furnishing pickets, demonstrationsxp riots, strategy. legal counsel.Today, of
the 20% of Puerto Rico's labor force that is unioniz d, about 3-4%
is
PSP
milijantly pro-PSP, while many of the others accept
help.
which is quickly and systematically volunteered. the negative efiect of the
abotage and bombings upon invistment is
and benefits
"We have rights that no one has ever worked for," a liberal Pilerto Rican
lawyer remarked one evening. "We got NLRB before we even needed an NLRB:
and ditto to the Givil Liberties Commission." (Characteristically,
upol deciding
to set up a permanent,
Munoz
that the island needeu gurong civil liberties watchdog, invited the
ACLU's Roger Baldwin down from New York to do the job.)
FORD
one
distating
The effects of Munoz S policy ofx foreign transplants
0
peem to 90 on endlesdy. There is
the present n ed
to import 65% of the island's
foodstuffs including commodities
long and better produced in Puerto Rico, e.g. oranges, coffee.
There
is the nead to import technicians while the University of Puerto
Rico continues,
in the best European and Ivy League
tradition, students in the humanities of which there is already
companentime
a surplus.
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