Word: castillos
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...ratification ceremonies, Argentina's Foreign Minister Ruiz Guinazu pointed up the clash between Hispanidad and Pan Americanism, lectured a picked audience of Spanish bigwigs and Argentines on the wisdom of President Castillo's neutrality policy, the virtues of Hispanidad...
...obvious reason for omitting Argentina and Brazil is that they are on the east coast and Mr. Wallace is touring the west coast. Nevertheless, the omission of Argentina served an equally obvious purpose: its pro-Allied masses were once again reminded that President Ramón Castillo is in the bad graces of Washington and of Henry Wallace...
...players were booed, assaulted by Uruguayan spectators as "Nazis." A heat wave killed seven people, felled 461 with sunstroke. In Montevideo the Inter-America Hemisphere Defense Committee made public specific instances of Nazi espionage in Argentine territory. Chile broke with the Axis (see above), leaving President Ramón Castillo's government the sole neutral in the Western Hemisphere...
...Argentine minds the relative importance of the week's events was as set down above. Prudently neutral President Castillo may have been concerned with the chilliness of splendid isolation, but he braved it through. "Argentina's international position ... is sufficiently well known," said he. "It will not change...
Like the death six months ago of President Roberto M. Ortiz, General Justo's passing from the Argentine political scene had international importance. Ex-President Justo came back from retirement last year to lead the forces opposing President Castillo's Axis-oriented neutrality. He gave his pledge that on the day he was installed in office he would declare war on the Axis...