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Mexico's democratic syndrome

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Robert E. Scott

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The philosophy of the revolution. The revolution is constructive	Luis Cabrera
The revolution was fought to equalize capital and labor	Nicolas Cano
The revolution was fought for democracy	Alvaro Obregon
The revolution has been destructive	Jorge Vera Estanol
The church-state conflict. The church has exploited the people	Arturo M. Elias
The policy of the government is anti-religious	Bishop Pascual Diaz
The church has suppressed religious liberties	James Cannon, Jr
Mexico is a godless state	William Franklin Sands
Agrarian reform. Agrarian reform is prolonging poverty	W.W. Cumberland
Agrarian reform is beneficial	Ramon Beteta
Agrarian reform has brought democracy and increased production	Clarence Senior
Economic nationalism: oil expropriation. The illegality of the expropriations	Roscoe B. Gaither
The expropriations were legal and necessary	Mexican government
A historic, irrepressible conflict	Harlow S. Person
Economic policy: Industrialization. Industrialization is possible	Sanford A. Mosk
Industrialization will be a calamity	Frank Tannenbaum
Mexico must and will industrialize	Manuel German Parra
Politics: the Democratic process. The need for civic education	Silva Villalobos
Democracy does not exist in Mexico	Manuel Gomez Morin
Mexico's democratic syndrome	Robert E. Scott
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