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Havana Newspaper Attacks, Yugoslavs

World Outlook Vol. 4, No. 4, 25 February 1966 · pp 23-24 · 200 words

Eastern Europe

HAVANA NEWSPAPER ATTACKS YUGOSLAVS

A violent attack against the League of: Yugoslav Communists was’ levelled February 14 by the daily Granma,: official newSPaper of the central committee (of the Cuban Communist party.

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“uThe only ones. who ‘can make the revolution on: this continent

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are going to do it despite the insulting campaign and the slanderous editorials of the Yugoslav Communist organ Borba," said the Havana PORES once

Granma - ‘likewise attacked the “intriguérs ‘Of the so-called °- League of Yugoslav Communists" for attacking Cuba and the revolutionary conclusions of the Tricontinental Conference held in Havana and” for: standing in ‘the road of the revolutionists of Latin smerica.

‘Borba was accused of having "submitted to imperialism." The Granna editorial also attacked the Yugoslav government for not hav-" ing ing accepted the exclusion of the Belgrade representatives from the’ Tricontinental Conference.

‘There were no doubt ‘multiple reasons for the editorial fire “against “the Yugoslavs. One of them was probably Borba's expression of opinion January 24 that the Tricontinental: Conference had "nega-tive" results. Borba claimed that a number of Latin-American Communist parties were very reserved with regard to the conference and the militant tactics that had been approved there. »

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