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tourists and of sailors ashore from United States naval vessels, the "foreign
boss-native laborer" relationships)
e. Our failure to extend economic aid on a scale even remotely
comparable to that which we seem to them to be pressing on the rest of the
world;
1. Our assignment of such low military priorities to the area that
they may not even purchase in this country the arms which they consider essential
to their security;
go Ill-timed and selfish legislative proposals concerning restric-
tions on Latin American goods in competition with our own;
h. The failure of organized labor in this country to find a basis
for cooperation with significant sectors of Latin American labor and, at times,
its intervention in the internal political affairs of other countries.
24. Because of the existence of these factors, communism should be con-
sidered not only as a separate movement but also as a force which exploits
and makes articulate nationalistic aspirations and which supplies organizational
and directive guidance to all anti-American elements. Although it is a minority
faction throughout the area (it is currently a serious problem in Guatemala
and is possibly developing as a matter of concern in Brazil and other countries),
and is outlawed in several places, it possesses the same dangerous potentialities
that mark its existence elsewhere. Its doctrine, which parallels nationalist
doctrine in important particulars, has a particular appeal for intellectuals
and workers, with the result that schools and organized labor have been
penetrated.
25. There are various problems which are produced or aggravated b7 these
conditions:
DECLASSIFIED
a. The rise
E. O. 11652, Sec. letter, 3(E) and 532 ,(D) or (1)
D p. of Stute
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