The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-11-29
LATIN-AMER|CA
RESENTS WALL
Street rule
Observation-Disclosures
Ranks Increase


That opposition to Wall Street is
crystaIlzing on an unprecedented
scale thruout the American continent,
is plainly indicated In the orsaniza-
ton, reported today, of two new sec
tIons of the AlI-Amerlea Anti-lmper-.
lallst League-one In Colombia and
one In Ecuador, Juan de Dios Romero,
well-known leader OF the Colombian
workers and editor of the weekly, FL
SoeIaIista, is secretary of the Colon
bian section. According to reliable In
formation from 5ogota, Romero has
the support Of practically all the labor
organizations Of the capital city, as
well as the Columbian students guild.
Regarding the establishment Of the
Colombian section, Manuel Gomez,
secretary of the All-America Anti-Im-
perialist League, declares that the
movement in Colombia against Amer
lean imperialist domination dates
from 1908, when President Roosevelt
of Panama, formerly province of
Colombia. More recently, the maneu-
vers OF American oil magnates in
Colombia, notably the Standard Oil
Co., have aroused all sections Of the
population against the steadily in
creasing menace Of American imper-
ialism.
Cuban Section Active.
The recently organized Cuban sec
tion of the All-America Anti-Imperial-
list League, is carrying on a systematic
campaign for the repeal of the malo-
dolous "Platt amendment" The Gu
ban section is now supported by the
Havana Labor Federation, the FEEDER
alton of University Students with the
fortnightly organ, Juventud), the
trade unions of Egla and Guanabacoa,
and the resident group of the Chinese
Kuomintang party. There are regular
sub-sections in Havana and Cana
guey.
American Imperialism has been
showing it's teeth in Cuba with parti-
cular savagery. Largely thru the in
uence of Gen. Enoch r. Crowder, Am
erican ambassador in Cuba, consider
able numbers of "anti-American"
workers-some Of them native Cubans
have been deported from the coun-
try, while many more have been put
behind prison bars.
Hold Demonstration.
Such persecution only helps to give
impulse to the liberating work of the
All-America AntiImperialist League
in Cuba. At the big mass meeting
of the league in Mars Field, more than
10000 people were present.
Reports from Mexico and Porto
Rico indicate that there too the work
of the All-America Anti-Imperialist
League is taking on impetus. In the
United States, the league is redoubl-
ing its activity. 1t is establishing To-
cal sub-sections, arranging meetings
and conferences, publishing regular
news service, etc. Activity is now
concentrated in the campaign for
Philippine independence, in which full
cooperation is being established with
Inc pOHclluA AdLAOAdA independence
movement in the Philippine Islands.
Form American Section.
Officials of the league declare that
the big problem in this country is to
convince the American working class
that its interests demand uncondition-
al support of all the national liberia
ton movements against Wall Street,
and at the same time to draw the
Latin-Americans and Filipinos into
closer association with the American
workers. The American section of
the league has received the full sup
port of the Workers (Communist)
Party.