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advent to power in Panama and Colombia of
dependently, as on the Spanish issue and on
presidents with strongly anti-US records will
the internationalization of Jerusalem. Oc-
make dealings with their governments more
casionally, where no direct Western security
difficult.
issue is involved, they oppose the US and are
In UN organizations the Latin American
influential in forcing compromises, as on the
countries sometimes decide in caucus how to
Italian colonies question. On the whole, how-
vote and adhere to the caucus decision (par-
ever, the majority of them support the US on
ticularly in vote-trading arrangements with
US-Soviet issues if the US position is made
other groups). At other times they vote in-
clear.
11652, of (E)
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N O. NLT-4 NARS
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