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...Guatemala of President Jacobo Arbenz, no Communist himself but a grateful friend of Red and pro-Red supporters, it has become a dangerous thing to be an open antiCommunist. Last week Guatemala City newspapers told of the unforgettable lesson that anti-Red Law Student Mario Quiñónez received at the hands of the police...
Guatemala's Congress this week passed one of the most sweeping land-reform bills ever enacted in the Western Hemisphere, and sent it to President Jacobo Arbenz. As the measure's prime sponsor, he was expected to sign it promptly into...
Guatemala. Communists have got a foot in the door of this last survivor of the Caribbean's postwar left-wing regimes. Though an army man, Guatemala's President Arbenz has not been at all rough on the Reds...
...also meant that although the rising tide of popular anti-Communist feeling in Guatemala has not yet produced an outstanding leader or a closely united organization, it has given the country's high-placed Reds and pro-Reds something to worry about. President Jacobo Arbenz' government considers the anti-Communist movement subversive, and has openly accepted the Reds as allies against...
...president of Congress next month. That post has a special significance in Guatemala because its holder is also the President's legal successor. And the succession has an added importance in Guatemalan eyes these days because, despite official denials, rumors keep cropping up that President Arbenz is in poor health and may soon have to retire or take a leave of absence...