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particular satisfaction in the arrival of our squadron to
participate in the inaugural ceremonies because of the com-
plement, and even more important because of its effect in
neutralizing the presence of the Argentine Fleet.
He expressed disapproval of Argentine's President
Peron who is personally unfriendly and who he Gonzales
characterized as an imitation Napoleon.
He considers it essential to the welfare of Chile to
make some commercial treaties with Argentina but he will never
enter into any political alliance, "jamais de La vie. !f
In domestic politics he said that his "Radical"
party is 2 middle of the road party and is not radical in the
il
English sense of the word. In order to maintain political
equilibrium it is necessary for him to appoint members of his
cabinet from all the four parties. There are ten ministers
of which three will be communists. He and his party are de-
voted to the interests of all the people including labor which
in Chile is under-privileged and under-paid considering the high
cost of living. He compared his political philosophy with that
of our New Deal democratic party, and he expressed the highest
regard and admiration for North American principles and accom-
plishments of democracy.
He also expressed a strong dislike
for Russian communism and said that we should not believe reports
that he has any sympathy with communism that have been and will
continue to be circulated by his political opponents.
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