National and international problems series.
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Mexico
Language: eng
Number of pages: 23
Notes: At head of title: No. 4-5, Department of State for Foreign Affairs.  Bureau of International News Service; No. 6, Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores.  Departamento de Informacion para el Extranjero; No. 7-, Department of State for Foreign Affairs.  The International Press Service Bureau.
Table of contents: value: No. 1. The Mexican soldier and the destiny of the Americas, speech [by] M. Avila Camacho.  1941.-  No. 2. Panamerican friendship, speeches [by] H.A. Wallace [and others].  1941.-  No. 3. To the Second National Congress of the C.T.M. - To the 1941 graduating class of teachers; speeches [by] Manuel Avila Camacho.  1941.-  No. 4. The continental doctrine in the Mexican Senate.  1941.-  No. 5. Panamerican Day addresses in Mexico, April 14th, 1941.  1941.-  No. 6. Mexico ante la situacion internacional.  1941.-  No. 7. The purposes of justice in Mexico.  Speeches.  1941.-  No. 8. Address to the Mexican agronomists, [by] Manuel Avila Camacho.  1941.-  No. 9. The agreements with the United States before the Mexican senate, by Ezequiel Padilla.  1941.-  No. 10. Mexico and the war in the Pacific, by Manuel Avila Camacho.  1941.-  No. 11. Three speeches at Rio de Janeiro, by Ezequiel Padilla.  1942.-  No. 12. Address on the Day of the Americas April 14th, 1942, by Manuel Avila Camacho.  1942.-  No. 13. Panamerican round table addresses in Mexico. 1942.-  No. 14. Mexico in state of war, by Manuel Avila Camacho.  1942.- No. 15. A year of Mexico's foreign policy, 1941-42, [by] Manuel Avila Camacho.  1942.-  No. 16. Economic security and democratic regime in the post-war world, [by] Ezequiel Padilla.  1943.-  No. 17. The good neighbour policy and Mexicans in Texas, [by] C.R. Stevenson and Ezequiel Padilla. 1943.-  No. 18. The political defense of the Americas, [by] Ezequiel Padilla [and others].  1943.-  No. 19. America after victory, [by] Ezequiel Padilla.  1944.-  No. 20. The international policy (1943-44), [by] Manuel Avila Camacho.  1944.-  No. 23. Towards the organization of the coming peace, [by] Manuel Avila Camacho [and] Ezequiel Padilla.  1945.