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These basic circumstances and conditions last week engaged the earnest attention of the U.S. and Mexican Governments. Most particularly, they engaged the attention and talents of Mexico's President Manuel Avila Camacho...
...keynote of President Avila Camacho's speech when he took office in 1940: "Each new epoch demands a rebirth of ideas. The clamor of the entire republic now demands the national consolidation of our social conquests. It demands an era of construction, of abundant life, of economic expansion...
Last week the abundant life had not yet come to the tough, dry soil of Mexico's high plateaus. Under Avila Camacho, the leftist revolution which he inherited was now-by his deliberate design-wandering down the middle of the road. But, to an ancient land, now feeling the pangs and exhilarations of industrial pioneering, war had brought millions of U.S. dollars...
High Politics. To Avila Camacho's office in Mexico City's National Palace comes a continual parade of military men, Cabinet members, political advisers, personal friends. He listens to all of them. He counsels against sudden changes. He keeps Mexico in the middle of the road...
Erro conceived the idea of a new national observatory for Mexico and interested President Mannel Avila Camacho in the idea in December, 1940. Gouralo Bautista, governor of the state of Puebla, who is to be a member of the Mexican group coming here in April, gave the site at Tonanzintla and premised that the state of Puebla would care for construction of the buildings, improvement of nearby roads and landscaping of the grounds...