Word: ramirez
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Deepest fissure in the badly cracking State Department, OARA has been in an uproar for months. In June 1943 came the quick, blundering recognition of the pro-Fascist Ramirez regime in Argentina. Three months later, the resignation of Welles removed the most experienced hand from the guidance of Latin American policies. Then followed...
...technicality might yet cause the new regime trouble. When former president Pedro Ramirez resigned last week, he stated he had been forced out by Perón's militarists, reputedly wrote the Argentine Supreme Court that the Farrell regime was illegal. This development strengthens the U.S. position, gives other nations a valid reason for shunning the Farrell regime
Cracked Front. Perón had won a victory. He quickly won another. The U.S. State Department was trying to form a united hemisphere front against the regime of Peron's stooge, anti-U.S. Vice President Edelmiro Farrell (who had forcibly replaced President Pedro Ramirez). U.S. Ambassador Norman Armour was instructed to "refrain from entering official relations" with Farrell. British Ambassador David Kelly got the same order. Latin nations were supposedly "consulting...
Buenos Aires heard that the Government of President Pedro Ramirez was about to declare war on the Axis. Argentina's dominant Army clique, already disgruntled by President Ramirez' diplomatic break with the Axis, forthwith acted as though he were about to declare war on the Argentine Army...
...with the ist and 2nd Infantry Regiments, were ready to strike for the colonels. For the President the nth Cavalry, the 3rd and 4th Infantry stood to arms. Two top colonels, Juan Domingo Peron and Eduardo Avalos, and War Minister Edelmiro Farrell conferred with President Ramirez at his residence. Ramirez backed down, agreed to sacrifice his Foreign Minister and Presidential Secretary. Later he denied that he had considered declaring...