Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-07
FOREIGN POLICIES
OF us. DENOUNCED
Mcaraguan envoy" Says
American "Imperia|ism"
Has Hurt Country.

The foreign policy of the United
States was attacked from several quar-
ters today at the second session of the
conference on How Civil Rights Have
Been Suppressed 20 Further American
Imperialism" held under the auspices
OF the Peoples Reconstruction League
at the Raleigh Hotel.
Attacking the Nicaraguan policy as
dollar Imperialism DR.. T. s. Naca
repr sentative of the Liberal Govern
ment of Nicaragua declared that tbs
purpose Of American intervention is
commercial exploitation, by an Illicit
alliance of greedy enterprises with the
political organism"
Blames State Department.
THE State Department by upholdine
the banker domination of Nicarag qua
since 1911 is responsible for Nicara
Eua's history in the last 16 years" he
asserted. "A sincere and straight
declaration of the department policy
and intentions at the beginning of the
past disorder would effectively have
prevented all boodshed and political
chaos"
Describing the constitutional
clothes" of Diaz as nothing but rags. -
DIR. Naca declared that the complete
victory Of the constitutional army was
prevented only by the naval forces OF
the United States. despite material
help received by Diaz from the United
states Government in arms, ammuni.
non and neutral zones"
Denies Danger 10 Foreigners.
Denying that foreign property or
hVes have ever been in danger, canal
construction impeded, United States
rights disputed or the Mexican
menace anything but sham" Dir.
Naca warned that while the work
IF the Washingtons. Bolivars and San
Martins. who dedicated the New
World to liberty and democracy. is
forgotten the imperialistic states
n1anship of today is sowing the seeds
OF hatred, injustice and bloodshed for
the children of our children"
dose NJ. Bejarano, secretary of the
mexican Chamber Of Commerce of
the United States, told the confer
ence that the period is rapidlv an
preaching in the history of Mexiro
which will finally decide the fate NOT
only Of Mexico but of many Latin.
american countries. 1t will either
ne the epoch of an economic emanci-
hatlon or the beginning of a collapse
OF the entire Latin-American race,
To protest against the imperialism
OF the United States because of the
American invasion political. com.
mercial. economic and idealogical-in.
10 our country" he declared lis like
protesting against the clouds when If
rains and our roofs are leaky."
Says Britain Seeks Ally.
Benjamin c. Marsh, executive sec
rotary of the Reconstruction League.
declared that Great Britain was turn.
ing to the United States for an allv
In her schemes of world exploita.
tlon." Unless the United States can
be made her accomplice. he said. this
country lis destined to be her success
sor''
At last nights session George A.
Schreiner. war correspondent charged
that only fear of political conse-
duences prevented the State Depart.
ment from carrying out a policy of
aggression in China and Mexico. De.
claring that efforts were made to sup |
press criticism of the foreign policy, |
he said that in these cases public |
opinion succeeded where Congress
failed