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Anti-Communista, Legión Panamericana,
threatening stability by armed revolution.
Unión Nacional Anti-Communista, Comité
Should armed revolt have taken place before,
Democrático de Lucha Contra el Comunismo,
or should it occur prior to 1952 (an event not
and others, none of which is particularly in-
anticipated), any group strong enough to suc-
fluential or active. Most of their activities
ceed in its attempt would probably represent
consist of public statements against Commu-
the same principles and possibly even the same
nism or Communist groups. The anti-Com-
governing group, since the majority of Mexi-
munist group of longest standing and greatest
can people are thoroughly in support of the
activity is Los Dorados, an organization of sus-
principles and organization represented by the
pected fascist tendencies, founded by some of
government party. It is anticipated that Ale-
the followers of Pancho Villa, active in anti-
mán will serve out his term, and since he is
labor and pro-church demonstrations during
not eligible for re-election, be succeeded by
the Cárdenas administration, and now reacti-
someone of his own party and probably of his
vated to fight both Communism and "imperial-
own choosing.
ism" in Mexico.
The stability of the present administration
and any actions of this group while in office
5. Stability of the Present Administration.
would not be subject to the influence or pres-
sure of any foreign country except the US.
Miguel Alemán, representative of Partido
In Mexico as in other Latin American coun-
Revolucionario Institucional, the official gov-
tries, approval of an administration by the
ernment party, was elected to the Presidency
US is essential to stability, and by the same
of Mexico in 1946, to serve until 1952. Ale-
token revolutionary groups would have little
mán has around him, in the Congress, his
chance of success without either the tacit or
Cabinet, and even State and Municipal offices,
explicit approval of the US. Politicians, how-
loyal members of the government party. Even
ever, must exercise caution in advocating close
though at several periods during the Alemán
cooperation with the US to avoid the politically
administration there have been evidences of
dangerous charge of subservience to US in-
general unrest and uneasiness because of the
terests. A factor contributing to the stability
country's difficult financial situation, these
of the present regime in Mexico is its close co-
have not developed to the point of seriously
operation and friendship with the US.
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