ARGENTINA’S GOVT.
U.S.A. AND RECOGNITION. NEW YORK, June 11. Italy to-day recognised the new Argentine Government. United States State Department officials indicated to-day that the United States will recognise the Ramirez Government when, and not until, there is clear proof that the Government will be stable.
A message from Buenos Aires says Germany and Venezuela have recognised the Ramirez Government, bringing the number so doing to nine. The Argentine’s Foreign Minister
(Senor Estorni) stated: “Argentina cannot approve of the regime of conquest, which some nations would like to impose on the world.” This is interpreted as meaning that Argentina is definitely leaning toward the United Nations.
The Government has suspended the transmission of radio code messages abroad, which the United Press of America points out severs secret communications between Axis diplomats and their Governments. RUGBY, June 11. The British Ambassador at Buenos Aires has been instructed to inform the Argentine Government of British recognition.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 June 1943, Page 6
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