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...Pani, Mexican Minister of Finance, came to New York in the early part of October last to discuss with this Committee the resumption of service on the Mexican Debt, as covered by the terms of the Agreement of June 16, 1922. As a result of these discussions an agreement was signed on Oct. 23, 1925, by the Minister of Finance and Mr. Lamont, as Chairman of this Committee, modifying the terms of the 1922 Agreement. The pertinent provisions of the Modified Agreement are set forth in the enclosed statement to the press...
...some months Alberto Pani, Finance Minister of Mexico, has been scurrying busily about, negotiating in Manhattan and elsewhere with the representatives of great banking houses. Last week he presented an agreement to President Calles and his Cabinet which was promptly ratified by them. According to its terms a group of international bankers agree to aid Mexico to resume payments on her $500,000,000 foreign debt, beginning Jan. 1, 1926. It is incidentally provided that the National Railways of Mexico shall be returned to private management...
...immediate cause of the storm was the feud between President Obregon and Presidential-candidate General Adolfo de la Huerta, who was accused by Obregon's Finance Minister Pani of dishonesty in office (TIME...
...year, which had been made good by a transfer of 37,224,878.22 pesos from funds which should have been applied to the exterior debt. He dealt with remedies to correct the situation. President Alvaro Obregon, in a paper entitled Presidential Comments, backed up the charges made by Senor Pani against General de la Huerta. Said...
General Adolfo de la Huerta then made a cutting rejoinder to his accusers: "I am not surprised by the declarations of General Alvaro Obregon nor the report of the stupid and unjust Alberto J. Pani. It is well known that they only waited until I was accepted as a candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, nominated by the Mexican people, to pretend to stain my name. There is more yet. Treacherously and cowardly they have threatened to take my life. What less than that, they start with trying to take away my honor, which I always tried to keep...