The Archive · 1933

Us. and Cuba

'The manner ig. which President Machado is clinging to office [Cuba is likely to plunge that island republic into' serious trouble unless President: Roosevelt cipated decision to affairs of the country. frre indications that the Cuban ruler is prepared to' make certain concessions "to those who are Jelamouring for his resignation from ole is lear that fe tends a continue in the presidency fests and will ute the military for! the purpose, if necessary. His de. Jlaration that a state of war exists, Jand the transfer of the. task of maintaining public order' from' the police to the troops seem, "ample root that if necessary "he. will ight, Already at least. twenty, people have been' killed and some hundreds wounded in the "rioting!

has taken place' before the

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