The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-03
VOLTS MONROE
Doctrine OPENS
War ON RADICALS
Mexico Scene of Attack
on Communists
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NSpeciai 70 The Daily WorkoPD
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 1.-THE
treachery of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor as exempIified
by the remark of Matthew Vol
of the executive council at the
FL Paso convention, that the
unity established between the
labor takers of the American
Federation and those of the
Mexican Federation meant, "the
Monroe Doctrine of Labor" is
bearing fruit in the vicious war
upon Communist opposers of
American Imperialism in Mex
leo.
1t was announced today that Moro
mes, president Of the Mexican Fedora,
ton of Labor &C. r. o. NJ and a
member Of the cabinet of Gales, Is
filing formal protest with the Mexican
government against the presence" in
Mexico Of Communists.
Says Morones to Morones."
Mr.. Morones, the labor faker. nles
charges with Mr.. Morones the govern
ment official against the presence"
of these Communists Undoubtedly,
after listening with judicial mein to
the complaints of Mr.. Morones the
labor faker. Mr.. Morones the govern
ment official will decide that the COM
plant is justified and recommend to
President Gales that the "undesire-
ables" be at once deported without
further trial, as is possible under the
Mexican constitution.
The leader of the Mexican fedora
tion have become the creatures Of
american imperialism jointly with the
whole Mexican government under
Gales. The bondage of the Mexican
labor unions to the industrial and
financial interests of Wall street was
sealed by the subservience shown
Gompers and company by the Mexican
federation at FL Paso and Juarez.
The Parliamentary Farce.
Following that, the farcical conven-
ton of the Pan-American Federation
of Labor was held at Mexico City, a
convention" of "Pan-American" labor
which united only these two organiza-
tions with one mythical labor body in
Santo Domingo. the entire continent
of South America being conspicuous
by its absence.
But in this convention also, the sub
jugation of Mexico, and-through the
G. r. o. Moi Mexican labor unions
to the financial imperialism Of the
United States, was the most outstand-
ing feature Of the whole gathering.
Morones' Threat Of Murder.
At this meeting of the labor takers
of Mexico and the United States. No
rones mode two speeches, both devoted
to attacks on Communists in the labor
unions, one speech threatening that
he, Morones. would stop at nothing"
to Gust the Communists, who oppose
the betrayal of labor to fits capitalist
imperialist enemies, from positions Of
influence in the unions. He even then
intimated that violence and murder IL
necessary would be used to crush the
Communist Party OF Mexico.
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war of deportations against the Com
munists, is, therefore. but the start Of
a bitter contest which Morones hopes
will leave the workers of Mexico with
out revolutionary leaders or program
to oppose his treachery.
Fears Antl-Imperislist League.
Particularly is the Morones gang IN
fear Of the new Pan-American Anti
Imperialist League, which is organized
to expose this Monroe Doctrine OF
labor" and TO rally-not two or three
declarations, but all--of the workers Of
ALL America, North, Central and
South. to break the power Of imperial
list exploitation over the oppressed
working classes of Latin America
This fight will not be won In day.
and Moroncs' early victories mean
only the beginning OF long struggle.