CONDITIONS IN SPAIN.
DICTATOR SUMS UP.
* AMPLE SUPPORT CLAIMED.
MURMURINGS OF MINORITY.
33 y Telegraph—Pi ess Association—Copyright
(Received November 27, 10.05 p.m.) MADRID, Nov. 27
The Prime Minister of Spain, General Prima de Rivera, stated to-day that ho would resign if lie thought his retention of office was detrimental to the public welfare. However, the time had not yet come for him to do any such thing.
General de Rivera said the Government v:us supported by civilian and military opinion, as well as by King Alfonso s confidence. Therefore, it would bo weakness desertion if tho Ministers allowed themselves to be impressed or depressed by the clandestine murmurings of a discontented section who neither as to quantity nor quality represented one-hundredth part ot the people of Spain.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20424, 28 November 1929, Page 12
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