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One by one, the ambassadors were called in to discuss the possibility of joint action by the Organization of American States. Said one Latin American ambassador: "Some sort of joint intervention appears to be inevitable. It's a very serious thing." Ambassadors are not governments; yet even Brazil'...
"The great success of the United States proposal at the recent OAS conference" (this was the document which attacked the Castro government), was characterized by the fact that the Foreign Ministers of Venezuela and Peru refused to sign it. Many others including the Foreign Minister of Mexico, in signing said...
Popular support of Castro has been manifesting itself all over Latin America in the last few months. In El Salvador, large groups of students gathered before the U.S. embassy shouting, "Cuba si, Yanqui no." Last August 29, thousands of Venezuelans, demonstrating against the OAS decision, forced their government to give...
At week's end, 1,450 Marines, who had been on training maneuvers with the fleet, landed at Guantánamo. The U.S. made it clear in advance of their arrival that they were there for a weekend's rest, not invasion. But that calm word seemed to...
As the Cuban cries of aggression dinned louder, the U.S. State Department injected another possibility: that Castro might be preparing an invasion of his own against some neighboring country. To the Organization of American States went a U.S. warning that thousands of tons of Communist arms had been recently unloaded...