The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-08-14
Latin Anne YiCan
Briefs
A go Million Dollar Enslavement
Loan to Uruguay.

The national parliament of Uru-
quay is now trying convince"
the exploited masses # the "bless-
ing" that the new 60 million dol
lar loan under negotiation between
Wall Street and e government of
Uruguay will bring them. The Com
munist deputy, Comrade Gomez, in
a bitter attack against the govern
ment at the first session of the
parliament, has clearly shown the
servile act of the government in the
negotiation of the new loan. The
100000 agricultural workers are
still paying the heavy interest of
loan advanced by American imperi-
alists. This new Ian will mean
heavier burdens pom the peasantry
and furthermore, it will mean the
mortgaging of national railroads and
the permanent control of the Gus
toms of the country. From all the
sections of the country the workers
and peasants are rushing their pro-
tests. Resolutions against the new
loan are being adopted at the mass
protest meetings held by the Com
munist Party and the Anti-Imper-
ialist League.
The Plenum of the Communist Party
of Mexico.
The Communist Party of Mexico
held its Plenum during the first two
weeks of July, just at the time when
Mexico is undergoing a new phase
in the development of the class
struggle. Beginning with the out
break of the reactionary militarist
forces of March 3, American i'm
perialism has gone step forward
in its successful endeavor to create
a solid reactionary block against the
revolutionary forces of the Mexican
masses and for the complete DONNA
ton of Mexico. The capitulation of
the bourgeoisie, the pact between
the church and the federal govern
ment, the direct cooperation of
Morones and other Socialist" forces,
are the indications of the establish
ment of counter-revolutionary
block brought about by the imposi-
ton of this policy by the United
States. Recent events in Mexico
have clearly brought out the unfit
cation of all reactionary forces with
two apparent currents: Fright"
and cleft" tendency. Vasconcelos,
Ortiz Rubio, Gales and Portes Gil.
forming the fright current" against
the Cleft" represented by Denegri,
Morones, the socialist Gomez and the
renegade Galvan, who was expelled
from the Communist Party of Mex
leo. Fundamentally, there is no diff
ference whatsoever between these
two tendencies in their endeavor to
fool the masses.
The Plenum had to deal with these
problems and lay down policy ac-
cordingly. Both tendencies within
the counter-revolutionary block are
responsible for the prosecutions and
assassinations perpetrated by the
Mexican bourgeoisie. The reign of
terror initiated against the revolu-
tionary workers and peasants. the
new fascist labor code, the offensive
against the Communist Party and
the suppression of Ell Machete, it's
official organ, the forcible disarm-
ing of the peasants, have of late
widened the gap between the two
class forces.
The Communist Party of Mexico
is calling upon the masses to
strengthen the Workers and Pea
SAINTS block which under its leader
ship is to be the block of the prole-
tartan revolution against that of the
counter-revolution. This is the new
line of our brother Party. Now more
than ever the Party calls upon it's
members to solidify their ranks and
to fight energetically against OPP
portunism within the Party as char
acterized by the renegade Galvan
and his few followers.